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"Osborne has been hugely more flexible than is often realised.

It kidnapped some Italian tourists in 1995, but freed them unharmed.The Afars are more numerous than often realised.

But there is more of a connection between the drab details and the big picture than is often realised.

The protests and strikes that took place during the early stages of the Arab spring were more extensive than is often realised in the West.

It is important across a much wider swathe of the economy than is often realised; having started out in the 1960s supplying office temps, today temping companies like Kelly Services, Adecco and Randstad mainly supply light manufacturing and industrial workers.

China alone accounts for around three quarters of the world's total decline in extreme poverty over the past 30 years.What is less often realised is that the recent story of poverty reduction has not been all about China.

People don't often realise that".

Writers often realise the power of writing too late".

Sad and scary, but more common to the success-at-all-costs, masters of the universe world than people often realise.

Ashton, whose selection is both an extraordinary surprise and a reminder that the other 26 value Britain's role more than we often realise, is a very able centre-left realist.

Giving money to private-equity managers, who then use debt to acquire quoted companies, is viewed in an entirely different light but amounts to the same gamble.Similarly private-equity managers will often realise their investments by refloating firms on the stockmarket.