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Sport's unpredictability, and capacity to offer wounding scenarios, was emphasised in a three-hour spell.

But as emphasised in a Guardian commentary, the level of detail is odd for a project that is still so theoretical.

Having ridden their luck early on they constructed a sixth-wicket partnership of 124 that rather emphasised, in a roundabout way, the true value of Mitchell Johnson in scuppering the England lower order in this series.

In modern French culture, as Anthony King has emphasised (in a recent supplement to the Journal of Roman Archaeology), Vercingetorix has become a national hero for both left and right.

The prime minister emphasised in a three-hour meeting with community leaders in Canberra on Thursday that the government would not pre-emptively close the door to any particular option and was "very committed to listening" to expert views.

That investigation continues, the FA has emphasised in a statement, countering Whelan's assertion that he had been advised by two senior figures at the FA that it is unlikely to produce anything, principally because the communications between Moody and Mackay will be considered private.

De Jouvenel emphasised in an epistemological sense that there could be no real knowledge about the future.

This paper has long opposed the embargo, as we re-emphasised in a leader earlier this month:Rather than ending the Castros' rule, it has provided an evergreen excuse for their failures and so helped maintain them in power.

"I've always loved quieter ballads," he said in his video, emphasising in a later MySpace bulletin that this is "NOT a rock album".

The school has remained defiant, emphasising in a newsletter on Thursday that it would "continue to take a strong stance on adherence to our uniform policy, especially with girls who are wearing short skirts and tight trousers".

In conclusion, our results emphasise in a striking manner that some circulating levels of antioxidant vitamins are associated with a range of adult and childhood SES measures.