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64 Following each session, the artist facilitator will briefly document observations and reflect further to inform the selection of major provocation/stimulus materials for the next session.

Many curriculum directors are hospital specialists, which perhaps reflect further barriers to curriculum change, 16 where their own secondary care clinical experiences seeing rarer forms of disease and lifestyle may counter-influence their perceptions of the relative importance of lifestyle promotion and behaviour change in primary care settings.

The professional pre-understanding may also have prevented the primary author from seeing what was hidden behind the words, because what was heard seemed obvious and something over which there seemed to be no need to reflect further.

This article has been rewritten and corrected to reflect further information from the SFO The Serious Fraud Office has said it is unable to pursue the Conservative party for the return of cheques totalling £365,000 allegedly stolen from Polly Peck by the fraudster Asil Nadir and paid into party coffers more than 22 years ago.

Working with such big-name companies on this commitment prompts me to reflect further on the swift and startling progress in our campaign to end the use of the battery cage in American agriculture.

An essential step, which should not be overlooked, is to record the learning and in the process to reflect further on it [ 8].

The prime minister said he wanted to reflect further on the Yudhoyono statement before responding in detail.

With Gergiev presenting three all-Russian concerts at Carnegie Hall in coming weeks, there will be occasion to reflect further on this conductor's political entanglements.

We should hope that it signals a readiness to reflect further on the many ways in which England has changed since 1997.

He hoped it would be an "opportunity for the government to reflect further on the wisdom of what is proposed in the light of all the representations which have been made to both houses of parliament and the views of parliamentarians themselves".

One of the later discussions afforded him the opportunity to reflect further on his stance as a mathematician.