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"My daughter's mother had been understandably obsessed with the lethal aspects of my career since March 2002, when I was shot by an Israeli sniper in Ramallah".

Given the dearth of exchange between the United States and Cuba, anticipation had been understandably high before Tuesday night, when the troupe made its Joyce Theater debut as part of the interdisciplinary festival ¡Si Cuba!

Those inside and outside the network who have been briefed on portions of the process said this week that it had been understandably difficult, given the oversize shoes being filled.

Donadoni had been understandably conservative with the World Cup-winning group he inherited, so much so that nine of the 14 players used against Holland had taken some part in the final two years ago.

By the end of the day, Mr. Clinton's aides had issued a statement saying that he had been "understandably upset about an outrageously unfair article," but that the language he had used about Mr. Purdum "was inappropriate and he wishes he had not used it".

He had been understandably annoyed at first by Newton's failure to apologise after an incident that also cost Long a potential grand final appearance as St Helens' season disintegrated without him, but now seems convinced by the hooker's protestations the clash was accidental.

The public would have been understandably outraged.

Mr. Ward has been understandably slow to tackle this subject.

Russian new issues have been understandably popular with investors.

Moussavi's own polls may have been understandably optimistic.

The drug companies have been understandably hostile from the outset.