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This acts to support our other findings above, and emphasise that while participants do have some understanding of the 'behind the scenes' activities, there are still misconceptions about sites and how much third-party referencing is conducted.
The report added: "Warwickshire county council is keen to emphasise that, while it is supportive of the free school policy in principle, it does not believe that there is a need for additional places in this area".
During his words of penance to the court, Madoff was at pains to emphasise that while his investment advisory outfit was a fraudulent hole, his company's proprietary trading and market-making operations were "legitimately and honestly run businesses".
Back at the Young Vic, though, Lan is keen to emphasise that while the traditionally rough-and-ready theatre may have acquired a new glamorousness thanks to that awards glory and star draws such as Gillian Anderson and Mark Strong, that hasn't stopped it from being business as usual.
Bernard Donoghue, director of the Association of Leading Visitor Attractions – which warned that visitor numbers at its flagship London venues had fallen by 30-35% last week – urged TFL to emphasise that, while travel at peak hours was to be avoided, London remained "accessible and open for business".
And he also wants to emphasise that, while he expressed support for the right to protest and asked the police to move aside on the first Sunday, "what I didn't do is say 'the protesters are very welcome to camp here'.
I can't emphasise that enough.
I really can't emphasise that enough.
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At the beginning of the week, the home secretary Theresa May reiterated in the Guardian her intention to ditch the term antisocial behaviour order, while emphasising that action against such activities would only intensify.
Bray et al (2004), while emphasising that prognosis is heavily dependent on stage of disease at presentation, points out that in the Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) registries in the United States, 5-year survival for localised cases in 1994 was about 97% but was only about 25% for cases with metastatic disease.
