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Agreed procedures for accrediting a respiratory GPwSI have now been agreed, and emphasise the importance of appropriate training, mentoring and accreditation required to assure quality [ 9, 32].

Steel also emphasises that the "life stories" of individual objects in the museum's collection have now been given greater prominence than in the past.

Everyone involved, from captain Andrew Strauss to National Selector Geoff Miller is emphasising that having now won the Ashes home and away, England's goal is to become the number one-rated Test team in the world.

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But the few successes served only to emphasise the general dullness.The backwater has now turned into an entrepot.

The Kerr report[ 19] has emphasised the pivotal role primary care has now and will have in the future of the Scottish NHS.

In a similar vein, the NHS has now launched a new campaign entitled F.A.S.T., telling us how to spot a stroke, and emphasising how quickly you have to act and call 999.

Radcliffe's trainer and husband, Gary Lough, has now called on the World Anti-Doping Agency to confirm the reasons for Radcliffe's higher-than-usual scores, and thus emphasise her innocence.

"I want to emphasise that it wasn't the ECB that pushed for this special structure of the contribution which has now been chosen," he said.

Many academic journals now emphasise the importance of reporting information regarding missing data and proposed guidelines for documenting the application of MI have been published.