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"We didn't understand the degree of corruption in the South Vietnamese government," Snepp goes on.

It was hard for me to understand the degree of their fame.

Patience will be needed, he said Friday: "I understand the degree of difficulty has increased significantly".

Ms. Rosen clearly does not understand the degree to which Senator Clinton's credentials are vilified across the country.

But these cases may also help regulators understand the degree to which retail investors have bought into hedge funds.

But somehow I did not truly understand the degree of support our service members were getting from a grateful nation.

There was a political failure to understand the degree of popular hostility and resistance this force would face.

"But even those who are aware don't always understand the degree to which we orchestrate these placements".

I mean, if you're going to try to work something with Russia, you need to understand the degree to which these things matter".

American officials have slowly come to understand the degree to which Mr. Snowden's revelations have changed the balance of power in negotiations with the Chinese.

He also accepts that the west did not understand the degree to which the country's political economy was not functioning, and more pessimistic assumptions should have been made about the capability of the Iraqi state.