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His level of competitive progress before and after the Masters will prove as much of an indicator than what takes place in a one-off week in Georgia but how one so young handles one of golf's biggest stages will prompt understandable intrigue.

On the other hand, the cold shoulder turned against an adulteress by St Petersburg's blue-bloods prompts understandable horror.

Kerry's promotion to first assistant less than a year after his graduation from law school prompted understandable chagrin among others in the office.

There is no proof and no statistics, but the claim – also covered on BBC London News last week – prompted understandable concern, and inevitably bolstered the case against multiculturalism.

The sight of the able-bodied reality star has prompted understandable anger from disability groups, but mostly, just a massive eye-roll.

Mr DeMarco nonetheless refused to agree to the programme.This has prompted an understandable wave of outrage.

That's about as worked-up as a lot of people get: a lot of the time, mention of the election simply prompts very understandable sighs of exasperation.

This vigilante action might be prompted by understandable moral outrage, but some are concerned that the headline-grabbing witch-hunts have been vastly out of proportion with the original transgressions".

If more cases use willful blindness theories, it could prompt extreme but understandable overreaction by officers and directors.

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The interior minister, Anna Maria Cancellieri, said her compatriots were stuck in an era when employees worked "in the same city alongside Mummy and Daddy".The outcry prompted by such remarks is perhaps understandable.