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It was a point that was emphasised by a devastated Francesco Maresca, the attorney for the Kercher family.

Her commitment to the sport is emphasised by a regular 13-hour drive to play the game.

If the book's semi-sequential structure, emphasised by a puzzling abundance of separating blank pages, creates a fragmented quality, fragmentation may be what the poems want to explore.

The reliance on stock building for growth was emphasised by a more modest rise in household spending of 0.3%, while export growth slipped to 3.0% from the previous estimate of 3.6%.

But the impression that this is a party still in recovery rather than an alternative government in waiting was emphasised by a fuzziness over policy in many key areas from education and health to transport and defence.

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The aesthetic is sophisticated – a point emphasised by an almost entirely monochrome colour palette – but the key selling points will be the utilitarian features of the clothes, and the price tags.

The National Childbirth Trust (NCT) charity said the picture was product placement advertising and was emphasised by an advert on the next page for SMA's "follow-on milk" for older babies, which can be advertised legally.

The importance of improved knowledge of pedagogical practices, such as intentional teaching and sustained shared thinking, was also emphasised by Barbara, a former Chief Executive Officer, academic and policy advisor.

This was strikingly emphasised by MT3, an ER/PR-negative colon cancer cell line, sharing a branch with HB4a, an ER/PR-positive immortalised breast luminal epithelium line.