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Clarkson added: "But they must not, and I was going to emphasise this with spittle, be allowed to poison the mind of a child".

And my global study is I think going to emphasise the need that we just go back to peace per se.

"We're now going to emphasise 'personal development plus', which is going as far as we can without saying we specialise in it," says Clark, who says alumni are "overjoyed" by the change.

"What they've made clear again is that they're going to emphasise continuity in terms of Saudi interests and the Saudi relationship with the United States," deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes told reporters.

"But we are going to emphasise from the start of this tour the importance of keeping our discipline.

"When we have our first choice team out it's brilliant but you can't have that every week - it's vital that we build our squad and I think playing away to Toulon next month is going to emphasise that even more".

It goes to emphasise the point that cappuccino-drinking over-50s are keeping the show on the road.

"Andrea Leadsom's comments only go to emphasise the hypocrisy and incompetence of this government when it comes to energy policy," he said.

Nowhere is the conflict more acute than in the field of X-rays, and the investigations of the past few years have all gone to emphasise the differences rather than to reconcile the warring interests.

If unions are to survive, they are going to have to emphasise that voice face.

That whole philosophy of persistence, by the way, is one that I'm going to be emphasising again and again in the months and years to come, as long as I'm in this office.