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Mr Castles emphasised that there is a gap between Australian attitudes about immigration and diversity, and their expressed practices pertaining to the same.

However, the Financial Ombudsman Service has always emphasised that there is no need to pay a third party to make a complaint.

Philip Lewis, author of Young, British and Muslim emphasised that there is a huge variety in the Muslim population across the country, including affluent Arabs in London and Turkish Cypriots.

"There is discussion in some quarters about the method of killing, as if it were possible to find ways of 'getting it right,'" he wrote Francis emphasised that "there is no humane way of killing another person".

Ivan Gazidis, the Arsenal chief executive, said the club has "a healthy cash balance of £115m", and emphasised that "there is money available" to Wenger to invest in players.

But more important, he emphasised that there is no way to describe perceptual experience in terms which are not physical-object concept involving.

This year's financial report actually began with a paragraph written by its chartered accountants at KPMG emphasising that "there is substantial doubt the company will be able to continue as a going concern".

But he also emphasised that there were limits to what a central bank could do.

He emphasised that there were still things he wanted to do—among them sorting out pensions, embedding public-service reforms and establishing a long-term energy strategy.

Merkel and Schäuble strongly emphasised that there was no risk to the rest of the currency bloc from the Greek meltdown.

Secretary of defence Robert Gates, speaking before the Senate armed services committee in January, emphasised that there was "no purely military solution in Afghanistan" (pdf).