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Rosi had been obliged to send his assistants to Palermo to round up women around the port, mostly prostitutes whom the young men in particular recognised.

But they played very confidently, and Kallis in particular recognised the importance of scoring some runs to force England back on to the defensive.

In particular he recognised and regretted the offence and hurt caused to the Jewish community.

The tone was chillingly similar to some of the more hate-filled letters he had received from Ted, and there was one phrase in particular he recognised: "Cool-headed logicians".

The tone was chillingly similar to some of the more hate-filled letters he had received from Ted, and there was one phrase in particular he recognised: "Cool-headed logicians". The recognition that his brother might be the Unabomber sent Kaczynski into a tailspin.

This year in particular, I recognised the power of tradition when I stood on a roof and ate a hotdog on America Day.

The legal system in particular was recognised as a major detriment to creativity and factual reporting; therefore, it is essential that legislation governing content be minimised, effective access to information maximised, and criminalising matters of expression of opinion be removed.

Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion in particular are recognised as an area of international importance for Bottlenose dolphins, and New Quay has the only summer residence of bottlenose dolphins in the whole of the UK.

Records of births, marriages and deaths are unusually complete and accessible (Collyer and DeMey, 1987) and the Scottish Cancer Registry, in particular, is recognised as among the best in the world (Kemp et al, 1985).

He wants to go down in history as the man who persuaded the west and the US in particular to "recognise the Islamic republic's right to a peaceful nuclear programme" against all odds, and despite numerous UN security council resolutions demanding a complete halt to its nuclear activities.

Mr McGuinness said: "I think there is a huge responsibility on the British government in particular to recognise that in the event of agreement being reached that they should make a financial contribution towards the establishment of these important bodies to deal with what are very contentious issues within the process.