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And I was amused when films themselves recognised the level to which they stooped, as Under Siege assuredly did.

The Intelligence and Security Committee's first report into the bombings did not go nearly far enough, as they themselves recognised.

Sorted Food's presenters were shocked this spring to find themselves recognised on the streets during their first recipe-sharing tour of the US.

The authors themselves recognised the possibility of an inaccurate estimate.

While the participants themselves recognised the value of different faucet types for different applications (e.g., "In public places this is good," regarding the infrared faucet), they expressed a clear desire for control over the flow and temperature of the water.

The children themselves recognised that a space had been created within which they enjoyed a different learning experience: 'I like words in this group, so why don't I like Literacy in class?'.

It's a situation the Manics themselves recognise only too well.

This means authorities would struggle to criminalise the act of associating with a broad rebel movement that they themselves recognise as the legitimate rulers of Syria.

Pact chief executive John McVay said: "The rationale for maintaining a large in-house production division and guarantee is crumbling – the BBC themselves recognise this.

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"But in a tough fiscal environment, when the nation is tightening its belt, it is absolutely right we ask the HE and FE sectors to bear down in areas where universities and colleges themselves recognise savings can be made.