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"It must be emphasised at the outset that it is no part of our function to change the law in order to decriminalise assisted suicide," Lord Hope said.

According to Betty, what happened was that women's sexuality was emphasised at the expense of all their other talents and attributes.

Thereafter, as life heaves into being, things felt a bit over-controlled: speeds were at times exaggerated; the music's grandeur was occasionally emphasised at the expense of its Dionysiac fire.

As Michael Rosen emphasised at the Laugh Out Loud book awards last month, young readers are especially drawn to books that make them laugh; and there are plenty for independent readers to choose from, including Barry Hutchison's new series, kicking off with Beaky Malone, World's Greatest Liar (Stripes).

That terrible knowledge means it is possible to predict which members of a family are destined to get the disease, and compare their biochemistry with that of relatives who do not have the mutation.It is hard pounding, however, and as the drug companies' confession suggests it is the "R" rather than the "D" of research and development that needs to be emphasised at the moment.

As emphasised at the beginning of this section (4.1), occupations define wage-dispersion groups more precisely.

EFSA emphasised at that time that the guidance was not intended to provide a prescriptive experimental test protocol to carry out a 90-day feeding study with whole food/feed, but should be viewed as a help to design, conduct, analyse, report and interpret such studies.

7 Healthy lifestyle behaviours are also emphasised at this time.

It is a familiar question that Gatland, the Lions chairman, Gerald Davies, and the manager, Andy Irvine, will be re-emphasising at the first available opportunity on their return.

I would have preferred the film to be structured differently, emphasising at the beginning the banal and non-horror tensions between family members that are in fact dramatised rather interestingly.

It's important, she'll emphasise at the end, to take to the streets and force the politicians to act for the sake of the community and not for profit-seeking, with solidarity and humanity rather than self-interest and bureaucracy.