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We would like to emphasise to the British and Algerian governments that the eyes of the world are now on the fate of these men.

The point of these pictures, curator and director of Jack Persekian explained to the Guardian, is to emphasise to the pope the continuity of Palestinian experience since 1948.

However, as I emphasise to the fledgling writers who come and attend my Guardian Masterclass courses, writing novels for a living is hard – unimaginably hard, for those who have not tried it.

Turness took time out from her presentation of orange sunrises to emphasise to the Guardian that the idea that Today had lost viewers to GMA on the back of the Curry affair was based on a misunderstanding.

Instead, Francis said, his priests were to emphasise to the women concerned that, however "profoundly unjust" their choice was, God still loved them and understood there were reasons why they had made such an "agonising and painful" decision.

We emphasise to the reader that at present our scheme is limited to single-hop systems where the base station broadcasts new code images directly to all sensor nodes; extension to the true multihop "epidemic" dissemination mechanism of Deluge is deferred to future work.

Vullo emphasised to the jury that these witnesses had described Travis as a gentleman and far from the sexual predator the prosecution alleged.

And if they persist even in this open, transformational society, she emphasised to the interviewer, "you know how deep they are".

Mr Jaramillo said his side has emphasised to the rebels that the clock is ticking and that it ticks for all.

Mr Brittin emphasised to the PAC one reason Google paid so little tax in the UK was that it did so little business here.

"I emphasised to the players before the game the importance of discipline," explained McNamara ruefully.