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As this makes clear, though, it would be a mistake to believe that popularity alone will nourish it for ever.

As Fredrik Stanton's documentary "Uprising" makes clear, though, what may have seemed a spontaneous protest by millions against the oppressive 30-year rule of President Hosni Mubarak actually capped years of growing unrest.

As a well-argued new show at the Dulwich Picture Gallery makes clear, though, Nash was already a war artist before he was shipped to the Western Front as a rifleman in 1917, and remained one until his death a year after VE Day.

Her story makes clear, though, that you can be a champion of human rights on the world stage but still hostage to a community that denies them to you.

As the Senate report makes clear, though, later, in wake of 9/11, that general concept of taking hostages was implemented.

One thing DT Max's new biography makes clear, though, is that this is a guy who suffered.

European leaders made clear, though, that much would depend on how the election was conducted.

He made clear, though, that he was still monitoring the results.

(It isn't made clear, though, how Hawking does his calculations — his work can't be all speculation).

The confrontation made clear, though, that Addington had been informed early that there were problems at Guantánamo.

Russell would always make clear, though, that he never saw one way of making music as dominant.