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This has only emphasised the fact that the post-Empire "English question" remains largely unresolved.

The rock star tour might keep Bentleigh blue on Saturday, but the adoration of Bishop has only emphasised the unpopularity of her Canberra colleagues.

"As a footballer I understand and appreciate that we are role models and this has only emphasised the negative stereotype of the modern footballer, and for that I am truly sorry and disappointed in myself.

It has only emphasised the task Mourinho will face when it comes to replacing Terry, although 20-year-old Kurt Zouma looks to be equipped with the raw materials.

For them, the hunt for the plane has only emphasised how little we know of the waters that cover two-thirds of the planet's surface - a knowledge as shallow as the oceans are deep.

In a week when Wimbledon again proved the paucity of quality in British tennis, the continued strength in depth of its golf challenge has only been emphasised.

However, Kraft's influence on Feyerabend has only recently been emphasised.

The international community has only recently begun to emphasise this "great neglect", with widespread calls for development agencies to keep people with disabilities "in the picture" and add disibility rights to the next development framework.

Indeed, my week-long journey to the island had only served to emphasise this isolation.

Recent tragic events have only served to emphasise this.

Participants felt that these statistics were an unfair comparison between cancer patients and healthy people and had no meaning as they only emphasised what they already knew, that they are more likely to die sooner than ' other people'.