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Arsene Wenger's need to strengthen his Arsenal squad further was emphasised once more as injuries overshadowed progression to the Champions League group stages for a 16th successive season.

She is said to have emphasised once again in Mainz that she is not for turning on issues such as border closures or upper limits for the numbers that Germany will take.

People knew you had money, so you could never say, 'Come back next month.'" Explaining the change in direction towards a more disciplined philanthropy, she emphasised: "Once you start giving away large sums of money and you find the causes you're really interested in, then you can say no quite legitimately".

You have emphasised once more that you do not wish to present a uniform plan to suit everyone, but presenting no plan at all is not a solution.

However, that only served to emphasise once again the All Blacks' amazing mental strength and composure under pressure as they completed the job by 17 points.

I'd like to emphasise once again that if you're travelling to North Korea, that means you want nothing more than giving your money to Kim Jong-un.

Dujarric added: "We would like to emphasise once more than no conduct of this nature can be tolerated and that every allegation will be taken seriously".

If this year's top 100 serves any wider purpose it is simply to emphasise once again the enduring appeal of a sport that can still produce a list so crammed from peaks to foothills with pure, unsullied individual talent.

It is important to emphasise, once more, that it is precisely because we live in and on the landscape, that it is crucial we look after it and put it first and foremost in our priorities.

A relevant point of attention is, however, that both centres represent highly specialised, reference centres for ovarian cancer surgery, emphasising once more the tight association of surgical excellence and low operative morbidity (Aletti et al, 2009).

We hope that the findings from the OPEN project will contribute to these decisions and implementation processes, emphasising once more the needs of academia and the public for unrestricted access to an unbiased body of evidence of complete results of all clinical trials.