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Hodgson was keen to emphasise on Friday that the job was only half done, and Gerrard insists no-one in the squad will under-estimate the Poles.

This case report serves to emphasise on the training, utility and benefits of POCUS to frontliners serving in austere working environment.

Different from existing survey papers that focused on general ideas and taxonomies, the goal of this paper is to emphasise on the technical issues when using GP to evolve production scheduling heuristics.

Our goal was to emphasise on esthetic images and innovative camera moves.

She's keen to stress that she has a lot of respect for the likes of Moxie, Ikonika, Nightwave and Hannah Wants, "to name a few," but doesn't feel that it's "necessary to emphasise on gender in our scene".

This prompted WHO to emphasise on syndromic approach for case management in developing countries including India.

Even though all standards continue to emphasise on-site actions, little attention is paid to how producers may be affected by risks originating elsewhere in the river basin.

McCluskey talks about renationalising energy, water, the railways; Watson prefers to emphasise taking on vested interests, challenging entrenched elites, breaking what Miliband in his conference address calls the "closed circles of Britain".

And if England would be seen as considerable underdogs come the World Cup, the two wins that finished the season serve to emphasise that on any given day most sides are capable of winning a match against anyone.

"It read: 'Dear Miss Rowlands, I'm in receipt of your letter and I would like to emphasise that although on this occasion I will tolerate such absence, you must appreciate that I can't in the future.' He was authoritative without being rude.

While the discussion so far has focused on known BRCA mutation carriers, it is important to emphasise that simply relying on the presence or absence of a BRCA mutation after a genetic test is an inadequate assessment of a woman's likely future cancer risks.