Reverend Saoma Tafia, vice-president of the Tuvalu National Football Association (TNFA), explained: "You look at our ground, it's hard.
The flutes were Mr Razgui's livelihood, and represent years of work: "To make a flute," he explains, "you have to look, look, look.
When you get a bit well known," she explains, "you always look gorgeous, your ideas are always genius – he tells me when I look horrible, when I make a mistake.
"When you think about making a portrait of yourself, not just picking up your mobile phone and snapping a photo, but how you work paint and create texture," she explains, "you have to look very closely and understand all the lumps, bumps, wrinkles and saggy bits on your face.
"Perhaps," I said, "that explains why you look 'rue'-ful".
As he explains:When you look at countries like France and Switzerland, the relationship between the figure and the background is always distinct.
As Pardoe explains, "If you look at all the food retailers competing for the lunchtime eating out market, all the main players are promoting a 'healthy option'.
Superintendent Richard Carranza explains, "If you look at the private sector, they have R&D [research and development] departments where people get to dream and create things that don't already exist.
John Haugen, who leads the venture investing arm of food giant General Mills, which invested in Beyond Meat, explains: "If you look at the overall trends – half the population is trying to avoid meat and yet there's a continued demand for protein.
Blockchain products lead at Ark Investments, Chris Burniske, explains, "If you look at the volatility leading to the 2013 PBOC's announcement with a following crash and compare to the volatility in late 2016, early 2017, you'll realize that volatility is roughly ⅓ now of what it was in 2013.
