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Although each member of the team expressed that the teaching experience was both frustrating and somewhat overwhelming, they also expressed that one of the best things about the trip was the positive feedback that they got from their students.
During focus group of settled-migrant women, it was expressed that "One of the reasons is the eating habits of people; now-a-days people are consuming more of fats.
What Ralph expressed that day is just one tiny sample of what I have soaked up while traveling across the country the past 15 years, interviewing hundreds of older people.
However, thoughts were expressed recently that one of the factors involved in these states is blood rheology.
Ronald Nkusi, from Rwanda's ministry of finance and economic planning, expressed hope that one of the Bric countries would join the steering committee.
Some officials have expressed concern that one of the big difficulties of keeping two negotiations going between Israel and Syria and Israel and the Palestinians is the potential imbalance.
Roy Hodgson expressed delight that one of his right-hand men had taken this "excellent opportunity", the tone of his assessment never wavering from the upbeat and positive.
He expressed concern that one of the inquiry's appointed experts, former political journalist George Jones, referred to "the tabloids down below".
He is a large, calm man with a polite manner; when he learned that I had a British passport, he expressed regret that one of the suspects in Roy's murder was a British citizen of Bangladeshi origin.
Some campaigners have also expressed concern that one of the Department for Culture, Media & Sport's non-executive directors (senior business figures from outside the department) is Ajay Chowdhury, who until 18 months ago was chief executive of Seatwave.
People watched with horror as a fire consumed the spire and roof of Paris's famed cathedral, and expressed despair that one of the city's grandest cultural symbols was being damaged.
