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But also the BBC coming back in is a tangible demonstration of a new BBC".

-- Transition is a tangible demonstration of progress in the overall stability and security of Afghanistan and Afghan ownership and responsibility.

"This contribution is a tangible demonstration of Japan's commitment to tackling preventable diseases, delivering vital services and giving children the best chance of a healthy start to life in Ethiopia," said Dr. Peter Salama, UNICEF Representative to Ethiopia.

"Our game is expanding and the crowd at Wembley last month was a tangible demonstration of how far club rugby in England has come," says Mark McCafferty, the chief executive of Premiership Rugby.

This certificate systemizes the learning and training for graduate students, and will be a tangible demonstration of their participation in the program, and would give them a credential that they can cite when applying for advertised positions, notes Sivaramakrishnan.

"The completion of the Luce Center is a tangible demonstration that the society is back," said the state attorney general, Eliot L. Spitzer.

Whether it's a simple dessert or a full-fledged meal, presenting your boyfriend with food is a tangible demonstration that you care.

Hirakawa builds a tangible demonstration of data flow and coding, allowing visitors to see "the abstract figuration of computing processes as they unfold before our eyes".  .

It was a real demonstration of power.

Acknowledging the importance of Japan's continued support to health programmes in Sudan, acting UNICEF Representative Per Engebak said "This contribution is another tangible demonstration of Japan's commitment to tackling preventable diseases in Sudan, and to give children the best chance of a healthy start to life".

It marks a change of mood and is a tangible expression of Berlin's frustration.