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But Knitmedia has often suffered from disorganization.

"The UK has often suffered from an inferiority complex and followed Hollywood," he says.

And, although American network television has often suffered from the caution of broadcasters and advertisers, these restrictions were usually puritanical or political.

Pakistan's reputation in the contemporary art world has often suffered from a simplistic conception that it is a society inhospitable to free expression.

Mexico, which has been an independent producer of oil for decades, has often suffered when oil prices stay low for long periods.

The low and vulnerable Cuddalore district has often suffered from natural calamities in Tamil Nadu, recording 486 human fatalities out of 3,925 in the state after the 2004 tsunami.

Given the setbacks that their crews have often suffered, many networks have experimented with products to enable reporters to be self-sufficient in the field.

"Indian Muslims have often suffered twice: first from the terror, and then from the accusations afterward," said Javed Akhtar, a Muslim poet and lyricist.

Children who go into care have often suffered cruel or tragic family lives, poor education and then horrific abuse in the system supposed to protect them.

In fact, he was Belgian, born in Liège in 1903 and brought up in a poorly defined country that had often suffered under occupation.

These are brave people who have often suffered for their efforts, in prison or exile, as did their predecessors in the 19th century, of which there were many.