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A spokesperson for the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) said the bedroom tax concessions represented a "clarification" rather than a u-turn.

Gen. Fred F. Woerner, a former commander of United States military forces in Latin America, said the statement represented a significant clarification of the administration's goal.

This guidance represents an important clarification for cyclists across the country, and particularly those in London who have recently experienced what many have described as a heavy-handed approach by the Metropolitan Police.

For environmental groups like the Sierra Club and Environment America, the announcement represents a welcome clarification to what waters are protected from polluters.

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"Based on this clarification, it is apparent that Great Britain will not be represented at the Olympic test event by an individual male".

Clarification was also sought on whether or not FCD represented raw or cooked foods and had added salt or fat.

The statement by the Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith, the Catholic Church's highest doctrinal body, represents a rare official clarification of a pope's words from a Vatican agency.

Whether or not all three sequences actually represent rice genes requires clarification.

When asked at the end of the values clarification exercise, 32 (74%) of 43 participants agreed that their score represented their current preference for screening.

In London, the Foreign Office said it was urgently seeking clarification from the Iranian government as to whether the cleric's remarks represented official policy.