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Every home game was a reminder of Sassuolo's size but also one that emphasised just how far the club had come.

"They went from a slightly darker campaign to one that emphasised the summer aspect of the film.

University of Melbourne has taken this integrated approach until 2012, after which it will also offer a unit focused on global health systems, albeit one that emphasises the health financing aspects of these.

Human Rights Watch praised Philadelphia, Austin, Grand Rapids and Kansas City, Missouri, for making the biggest strides in the last 10 to 12 years, with "a victim-centred approach as opposed to one that emphasises quickly closing cases", HRW stated in a report earlier this year.

These four tactics reflect a more dynamic approach to HR optimisation, one that emphasises responsiveness to patients' needs while enabling providers to practise to the full scope of their abilities.

Their hypothesis is that cultures prone to anxiety tend towards systems that emphasise social harmony and away from ones that emphasise individuals' independence of each other.This latter study may be a few steps too far along the road to genetic determinism for some people.

Such transition is especially well suited in that the candidate not only comes from a culture of conservative spending, but also one that emphasises the wellbeing of human beings first and foremost.

Bennett's most radical step is to use the intricacies of school life as a way of advancing his own view of history: one that emphasises the randomness of events rather than grand designs and impersonal forces.

It is one that emphasises the rights of European citizens as individuals – the Human Rights Act is something to be cherished – as well as the gains from European unity and solidarity between citizens.

The project says when finished, the hope is that it will be a "unique crowd-sourced tapestry of modern Irish history, one that emphasises the voices of ordinary Irish people".

Therefore, an intrapsychic approach that emphasises adjusting one's self and flexibility may be particularly adaptive for these individuals in terms of stress management [ 18].