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During the time period of this study, the standard of care (treatment paradigm) of RA has changed, emphasising the earlier diagnosis and earlier and more intensive use of combination therapy, 69 70 which results in fewer patients with persistent severe disease activity and advanced disability.

But the Milan judges made no ruling on Mr Berlusconi's guilt, leaving what even his old ally, the Northern League's Umberto Bossi, called "a bad impression".Yet however much all this may have evoked the days before Mr Berlusconi quit as prime minister in November, it actually emphasises how much has changed.

But it also emphasised how much has changed in the last five years.

All the interviewed VET teachers emphasised that the student population has changed a lot in VET and that has had an effect on teacher professionality.

Little could better emphasise the extent to which the Olympics has changed since its inception than the story of Eric Liddell, 1924 gold medallist and inspiration for the Oscar-winning film Chariots of Fire.

Rasmussen's (1997) work on a risk management framework for safety emphasised the rapid pace in which technology has changed and developed.

Although there was no change in policy, Mr Blair's tone changed, emphasising the suffering in Lebanon in a way he had not before.

Corden emphasises that over the past 18 months or so he has changed enormously, since falling in love with charity worker Julia Carey and having baby son Max.

The US has changed the focus of one of its few public events at the Bonn climate talks to emphasise coal and nuclear power, in a sign of the Trump administration's goals at the talks.

"I've developed and emphasised certain training routines on the tennis court, and my fitness regime as well has changed – not drastically, but we've found an optimal training situation and programme that works for us".

"not just because he has moved on from the battered green Ford Fiesta that was once his ramshackle transport to training". I get that you're probably trying to emphasise how things have changed for Young and Cummins since his days at Watford, but it is just so irrelevant I don't see the point of printing it.