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TE: My guess is that Snowden has given us the feeling that we now grasp the nature of the global surveillance state that is watching us, but I always think to myself, well, he was just one guy coming out of one of 17 interlocked intelligence outfits.

Since 3D data are not a mere extension of 2D data to an extra dimension but require new tools to fully exploit their 3D nature, we can now grasp this opportunity and radically overhaul our diagnostic armamentarium.

That resulted directly from our visit to Washington and it shows, I think, that we are now grasping the political dimension.

"We will all play our roles in ensuring the Premiership Division can now grasp this opportunity to improve standards.

Parliament and party leaders on all sides must now grasp the nettle.

Maybe, the government has unexpectedly stepped back and opened the way for exciting options that it can now grasp.

Roy Rickhuss, general secretary of the Community union, said after the summit: "The Secretary of State must now grasp the urgency of this situation.

"Regardless of what fictional entity is being worshiped, many now grasp that extremist theism worldwide promotes acts of savage injustice," he said.

Thanks to her, I now grasp the basics of the beast and have some sympathy for her quest to reform a market that relentlessly exploits its customers with barely a nod towards the public interest in the service it provides.

Nine in 10 Americans now grasp that talking on the phone while driving poses a substantial danger, according to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety.

They have always thought Brown was too left-wing, and now grasp for his few tiny millimetre-shuffles towards social democracy as explanation for his failure.