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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.

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These have been emphasised by a French ruling against Yahoo! on November 20th.

And with US civil nuclear programmes collapsing, the submarine links are also strongly emphasised by a former US energy secretary.

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.

These divides relate to, and are emphasised by, a strong focus on urban qualities within the TOD discourse, while discussions on landscape amenities are set aside.

Marcus is well enough played by Nicholas Hoult, whose role as a perceptive but unhappy outsider is emphasised by a fringe, upturned eyebrows and deep almond eye-sockets that give him an uncanny resemblance to Star Trek 's Mr Spock.

"Still nothing went right for Wolverhampton in front of goal," a point emphasised by a golden chance just before the break, as full-back Les Smith sliced an easy opportunity wide, leaving Honved still up at half-time.

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.