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It turns out the differences between academia and industry reflect a much deeper, underlying, cultural divide.

So on average they tend to spend more on ground transportation, while expense accounts at large companies reflect a "much higher percentage" of spending on airlines.

Such variety appears to reflect a much finer-grained knowledge of the environment than the concentration on a very specific habitat type in the loess zone and in northern Poland.

He continued: "Instead, these killings and forced disappearances reflect a much broader pattern of abuse and are largely the consequence of the longstanding failure of Mexican authorities to address the problem".

The organisation's Americas director, José Miguel Vivanco, said: "These killings and forced disappearances reflect a much broader pattern of abuse and are largely the consequence of the longstanding failure of Mexican authorities to address the problem".

Should the Conservatives win the next election and send David Cameron and his coterie into Downing Street, that change will not only mark a pronounced shift in Tory history - both Margaret Thatcher and John Major, let us not forget, went to state schools - but reflect a much bigger story about modern Britain.

These examples reflect a much-needed global laboratory that encourages innovation in new models – the kind of thing that would take governments much longer to establish.

That's a problem for France above all, but it reflects a much wider failure too.

But the media reflects a much wider underrepresentation of women generally, and older women particularly.

His father's addresses to Congress reflected a much more scattershot approach.

Mr Xi's sabre-rattling reflects a much deeper rise in nationalist sentiment in Chinese society.