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Babaei, whose remarks are understood to have been cleared for publication by Iran's foreign minister, Mohammad Javed Zarif, said the only reason Iran had embarked on an indigenous nuclear programme of uranium enrichment was "illegal" international restrictions on its import of nuclear fuel since the 1979 Iranian revolution.

Remark 3 The statements of Theorem 1 and Remark 1 can be understood as a nonlinear extension of a part of [[4], Theorem 1.1].

This was duly reported, and one writer remarked that it was understood the astronaut had a good recipe for turtle egg soup.

Remark 2.1 It is understood that the logarithm and the exponentials appearing in the above definitions are taken to be componentwise.

As Kok-Chor Tan remarks, the argument should be understood as supporting "the primacy of international justice, rather than as a claim about how to prioritize public policies and goals".

"It is very frustrating for us not to be understood," remarked Yoel Esteron, editor of a daily business newspaper called Calcalist.

Nevertheless, Brittan emphasised the strengths of the treatise by remarking that it can be understood as "an enjoyable romp through history, in part anticipating some of the 1945 History of Western Philosophy, but ranging wider" (Russell 1938 vii).

It is understood her remarks came as a surprise to the DWP, which did not respond when asked whether it was aware that Professor Black would be appearing on the BBC programme, and which declined to comment on her remarks.

Another outcome of this paper can be seen in Remarks 1 and 2. It is understood that to study efficient or minimal presentations (and so with the minimal number of generators) implies the minimal number of generating functions.

It is understood that her remarks will focus on reconciliation.

It is understood that his remarks apply to at least one former cabinet minister.