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Since neither Deen nor Zimmerman have been convicted of anything, it should be emphasised that for now they are both innocent.

Lord Heseltine's report this month emphasised that for a growth strategy to succeed all government departments – not just the "economic" departments – need to act to stimulate growth.

But in last week's second reading debate Winston also emphasised that, for all its faults, the NHS still performs well for less money than many healthcare systems – US or Germany anyone?

South Korea's new prime minister, Han Duck-soo, recently emphasised that for any bilateral pact to work, Japan would have to open up nine-tenths of its farm trade.

In their diversity curriculum review of citizenship education, Keith Ajegbo, Dina Kiwan and Seema Sharma emphasised that for young people to explore how they live together in the UK today and to debate the values they share with others, it is important they consider issues that have shaped the development of UK society.

Moreover, we have also emphasised that for piece-wise constant synaptic connectivities the interface approach becomes quasi-analytical, in that many of the terms required for the computation of the normal velocity of the interface can be calculated by hand rather than have to be found numerically.

Jez agrees, but is quick to emphasise that, for them, the "party experience" is a supplement to, and not a replacement of, the "Thai experience".

In a speech in March, Cardinal Peter Turkson, who has played a key role in drafting the document, said Pope Francis was not attempting a "greening of the church", but instead would emphasise that "for the Christian, to care for God's ongoing work of creation is a duty, irrespective of the causes of climate change".

Let us emphasise that, for safety reasons (that primarily of the participants) [ 29, 30], it felt inappropriate to sample and interview by household.

Puma Energy said it was working to contain the situation and emphasised that safety for local residents was a priority.

They also found that the participants felt part of a group, and emphasised that structure was needed for turn taking in conversations.