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Bennett has clearly recognised this is a problem.

However, Lewis has clearly recognised that such ideas can only take him so far and he still needs to convince shoppers of the attractions of his retail behemoths.

"The minister has clearly recognised that institutional autonomy is a key requirement in building excellence," said Professor Ian Young, chair of the Group of Eight and vice-chancellor of the Australian National University.

Apple has clearly recognised the need to boost sales: last month it introduced a budget version of its plastic iPhone 5C, with only 8GB of memory, half the previous minimum, in the UK, France, Germany, Australia and China.

HRW welcomed the act of publishing the law, but criticised its substance, claiming that it violates international standards.The UAE government has clearly recognised the risk that the country's attractiveness as a destination for business and tourism could be impaired if it comes to be perceived as a place where migrant workers are routinely mistreated.

As the government has clearly recognised, science and innovation have the potential to lead our economic recovery".

I was relieved and delighted by the approach the authorities have taken in both the Wukan and Wuhan cases: they have clearly recognised nongmin's rising demands for rights and equality.

"Our Malaysian backers have clearly recognised the strength of feeling about the traditions and history of the club which stretch back more than 100 years.

In these and other reports [6 9], the existence of interictal burden has clearly been recognised; in the latter, furthermore, many of its elements have been well described [6 9].

Nevertheless, the potential of the technology has clearly been recognised, particularly in areas such as stress tolerance ([Ahuja et al. 2010];[Tarpley and Roessner 2007]), grain development, grain quality, and nutritional value ([Fitzgerald et al. 2009];[Yamakawa and Hakata 2010]).

In China, the corruption problem has been clearly recognised as a legitimacy-threatening problem".