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Although students sometimes had difficulty interpreting the entire paper they selected, they described the parts they did understand and identified areas with which they struggled.

First thing they need to do is understand and identify the culture and then they can relate to it.

It can also help them understand and identify the components of high-quality care that are important to patients.

"Japanese managers have to know, understand and identify closely with the front-line," he said.

Rather, the article only seeks to help parents understand and identify clues within their children, as they may relate to drug use.

In New England, Massachusetts Citizens for Children has created a school-based curriculum that will include teaching teenagers how to understand and identify inappropriate sexual feelings they have toward younger children.

But it also accounts for her ability to understand and identify with those unmoored from their surroundings or searching for a self in the modern world.

"We understand and identify with the serious difficulties everyone is facing, but we can't let this misfortune be used as a premise to erode these bedrock principles".

To do this the movement has to silence its most "academic [which] is almost incomprehensible" and express "its ideals in a way that thousands of women understand and identify with".

And it is partly because, deep down, the legacy that Mr Blair cares about most is not a particular set of policies but rather New Labour's ability to understand and identify itself with the mood of the electorate.

Moreover, it takes time for other policy participants to understand and identify with new ideas and policy programs.