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Hayden said there was no substance to the application by the barrister Paul Diamond that the boy's condition was "significantly better" than the court or doctors had previously realised.

There wasn't anything as spectacular as when a sparrowhawk downed a wood pigeon and ate it alive on my lawn, but there were more twitchy chaffinches and long-tailed tits than I had previously realised.

For the man who emerges from David Nasaw's admirable biography is altogether more complex than I had previously realised, less of a monster and much more of a fallible human being.

Earlier on Monday, Jon Lansman, chair of the leftwing grassroots group Momentum and an NEC member, said antisemitism was a far more widespread problem in the party than he had previously realised and said he felt "regret, sadness and some shame" at the decision of the Jewish MP Luciana Berger to quit the party.

This does not change the object's essential properties: the transformed shape is equivalent to the starting shape.Richard Hamilton of Columbia University had previously realised the usefulness of this heat-flow model but became unstuck when he found that, under this transformation, the object may stretch out to form singularities spikes that could not be easily manipulated into a sphere.

And there are a lot more basking sharks off Tiree than anyone had previously realised, before you start to count the hit rate for great northern divers, corncrakes and the Greenland white-fronted goose.

Farage's politics and his relationships are more complicated than we, the British press, have previously realised.

In it, he revealed that Bletchley's role against the Japanese was much bigger than had previously been realised.

The Viking armies that invaded Britain in the ninth century were far larger than had previously been realised, according to academic research that forms the basis for a groundbreaking virtual reality project.

The report, The State of the UK's Butterflies 2015, warns that climate change has had "much more varied, subtle and worrying impacts on butterflies than had previously been realised".

Sadly, these days, the average see-food diet doesn't include enough seafood, even though fish are a good source of a group of nutrients known as omega-3 fatty acids.It has been known for some time that omega-3 acids are important, but data from a long-term study of British children suggest they are even more important than had previously been realised.