I know of an example of this happening in life, but the casting here tended to emphasise its unlikeliness. |
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The school therefore does emphasise the use of signing, in particular Makaton and Sign Along. |
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But they are equally quick to emphasise that the findings can be explained without invoking little green men. |
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Such people tend to emphasise the separate status of their religion and attach an exaggerated importance to dress or behaviour. |
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As annalists, tabulators of losses and gains, commentators on the future of states and societies, we emphasise its first sense too heavily. |
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For instance, a little sourness from lime or lemon juice in a stir-fry will emphasise saltiness and reduce the amount of salt required. |
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We all know that Paul's letters emphasise salvation by grace through faith. |
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The bulk auto-enrolment will send New Zealanders a powerful signal to emphasise the point already made by generous incentives. |
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I want to emphasise that non-standard analysis was not a sudden tangential direction in which the researcher moved. |
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Teams from different disciplines emphasise teamwork and cooperation in a modern hospital. |
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Let me emphasise the point that the establishment of such a society is not some kind of utopian dream. |
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But publicly at least, Parliament's senior media handlers are at pains to emphasise that they will show no favour. |
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The scratches and surface noise of Jeck's vinyl further emphasise this notion. |
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You can define narrative to make it the story or to make it the whole, and you can emphasise different aspects. |
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It may be appropriate at this point to emphasise that uncaptured betterment tends to contribute to urban sprawl in three ways. |
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They are also biking for a cause, as the bicyclists made it a point to emphasise when they made a stopover in Bangalore. |
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As in domestic politics, when you are uncertain about the substance, emphasise the style. |
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He was babbling away to himself, skimming stones through the dust to emphasise his broken punctuation. |
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Two cases emphasise the need for the use of cautions in connection with police undercover operations. |
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I agree with not underlining in dialogue, but I disagree with authors not underlining words they wish to emphasise at all. |
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I must emphasise we need to question this man regarding the murder and two attempted murders of police officers in Leeds. |
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I think it's important to emphasise that the government contracted a price which really was a bonanza price for the operators. |
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Policymakers, on the other hand, tend to narrow the scope of science to that of a body of technique, or emphasise its links to business. |
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The angels are dressed in priests' vestments to emphasise this link with the Eucharist. |
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A key part of our campaign was to emphasise the promotion of vocational education. |
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The government has also been keen to emphasise that participation in any mission will be strictly voluntary. |
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The devil is notably absent from most of these scenes, which rather emphasise female agency and rebellion. |
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I want to emphasise the necessity for independence and objectiveness in licensing. |
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They emphasise that the obviation of these figures is a form of patriarchy. |
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They haven't really been able to emphasise those points because they've been on the defensive. |
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In light of these needs, Kennedy urged that Bulgaria should emphasise long-term strategic planning. |
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I could not emphasise sufficiently that it would be totally wrong otherwise. |
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We agree with the views expressed in that paragraph but we emphasise that today we would not have allowed that appeal. |
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The four anaemic trees along Bedford Hill only emphasise the cheerless prospect. |
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We are also keen to emphasise that there should be no cash donations, only cheques, bank drafts or credit card payments. |
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Delegates at the assembly were careful to emphasise that they didn't seek independence, but a semi-autonomous enclave within a federal Iraq. |
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Ian's talk will emphasise the importance of honesty and fair play in all aspects of political and social life. |
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Most importantly, he's keen to emphasise that karate is about far more than sport. |
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In addition, they decided to emphasise melody rather than go for rhythmic fanfaronades. |
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The paediatrician should emphasise that addiction is a pharmacological property of the drug. |
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Tecton designed the enclosures in such a way as to emphasise the steep inclines and densely wooded slopes. |
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Even their displays of competitive compassion only emphasise how illusory the choice is. |
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Recent approaches to mating and reproduction emphasise differences and even conflicts of interest between males and females. |
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Highlighted information helps to emphasise important issues or pivotal points in a developing argument. |
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They appear to emphasise on the notion of silence in their music until it becomes an integrant part of the sonic canvas of the track. |
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But instead he chose to treat Eric's comments as an attack by an inviolate expert witness and to emphasise the negatives. |
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British diplomats are keen to emphasise that counter-narcotics efforts to date have brought results. |
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Avoid dark colours below a dado rail in a long hallway as this will emphasise the length and exaggerate its proportions. |
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But today's results certainly emphasise the precarious state of the group's finances. |
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I would emphasise that this is not an argument for prohibitory laws or legally enforced censorship. |
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The exciting thing about smart watches is that they emphasise glanceability instead of engagement. |
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The women glide across the stage, their arms emphasise the soft waves, their hips in grass skirts allude to the swaying palms. |
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The body is elongated to emphasise a twisted head and an outstretched forceful arm. |
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I will read them as they now appear in the Act of 1948 and emphasise the significant words. |
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These emphasise convenience and comfort, allowing car users to seal themselves off from outside discomforts. |
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I cannot emphasise too strongly the vocal results of this disc from two accomplished divas of this order. |
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I pose here in Polaroid sunnies, durry, and fake Billy-Bob teeth to emphasise the point. |
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The conference was told that the Government planned to emphasise culture and eco-tourism as drawcards for the industry in the coming year. |
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But they do a lot of work in training with me and we emphasise hitting the target and making the keeper work. |
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There were songs sang to emphasise the sad mood, then we journeyed on to my grandfather's house for the agape, which is a funeral luncheon. |
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In order to prove that it is not only a matter of reciprocally fruitful economic co-operation, we have decided to emphasise the cultural sector. |
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I cannot emphasise enough that it is no reflection on the highly valuable work of our excellent employees in Wimbledon. |
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So in some quarters the reflex response to the presidential election of November 2004 has been to emphasise how little has changed. |
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He is keen to emphasise the positives and to look forward and for the industry to stop moping and get on with delivering results. |
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Using force is always the last resort and our methods emphasise the safety of young people. |
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The production, unlike those which have chosen to stress Caliban's deformity or animality, chose rather to emphasise his humanity. |
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The point was to emphasise, for better or worse, that you live well, you survive, when you learn restraint, self-discipline and separation. |
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Supporters emphasise the fact that they are truly in love and it is right that they can finally be together. |
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As if to emphasise the point, the report prints the comment in bold type. |
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This write up may appear to be rather simple and elementary, but I must emphasise that enlightening general public as well as most users is considered essential. |
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While always judged in retrospect in terms of their ability to predict a result, pollsters are at pains to emphasise that their numbers should never be regarded as predictive. |
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All the writers I have named above as preeminent leaders in the field have chosen to emphasise the substance of their work over the style of their presentation. |
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Mainstream media reports have tended to emphasise the violence of protesters, highlighting images of masked men smashing windows, throwing rocks and torching cars. |
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One of the easiest ways to spot the patterns in the data is to produce ternary plots which emphasise how the elements in a sample are associated with one another. |
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Another reconfiguration will be along soon, and perhaps then it will be possible to emphasise some of the emerging innovations and rely less on the hackneyed old solutions. |
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I print this in capital letters merely to emphasise the tone of incredulity with which my colleague, Michael Grant recounted this tale to me from Orlando. |
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Jon shoveled pasta salad into his mouth to emphasise his point. |
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And Novak too, like many of his predecessors, likes to emphasise the importance of language and literature, especially poetry, for the Slovene nation. |
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They emphasise that it is the mental distraction afforded by a mobile phone, rather than the physical act of using it, which endangers the driver and any cars nearby. |
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Simple displays that emphasise the activities of the household, such as an armoire stacked with an assortment of crockery, can be used to provide a restorative background. |
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Brown is right to emphasise the wartime context of the story, for the four young evacuees discover an occupied country on the other side of the wardrobe. |
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To emphasise the lack of incident, City didn't carve out an effort on goal until more than 30 minutes had passed but at least when they did it brought rich reward. |
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Of course, neither school specifically sets out to accept or reject gradualistic or punctuational change but they do emphasise different extremes of patterns of evolution. |
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As if to emphasise his credentials, he has been at it again this week, hauling himself into contention at the Masters with a familiar mixture of fearlessness and frailty. |
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I emphasise the importance of observing and remarking upon details. |
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He is also sorry for the colourful language used to emphasise the point. |
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The same sources emphasise that the American has not yet formally tabled any bid for any further shares, never mind the Irish pair's vast holding. |
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Nonetheless, the FAI's unsought offer of assistance does emphasise that the stakes are rising as the deadline beckons for the candidates to spell out their intentions. |
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Your Honour, I want to emphasise, this is a foundation built on sand. |
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As we become enthralled in our internet lives, we learn to use font size and smilies to emphasise words and feelings we're experiencing at that time. |
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I hope it is not necessary for me to emphasise that I in no way suggest bad faith or impropriety on the part of the learned justice or the Attorney-General. |
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As politics retreats from grand ideology to technocracy, it has become increasingly important for politicians to emphasise their distinctive values. |
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They emphasise, instead, the degree of cruelty inflicted by men on women. |
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Angers is stood sideways, arms raised to emphasise his waist and ribcage. |
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In fact, several other stories about friendly relations with Arabs emphasise that difficulties with Hebrew were not seen as an obstacle, but as a uniting factor. |
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Furthermore, research will need to emphasise the expansion of product indications and prolong the life cycles of blockbuster molecules. |
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Cnut's skalds emphasise the parallelism between Cnut's rule of his earthly kingdom and God's rule of Heaven. |
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Both emphasise that Richard was devious and flattering, while planning the downfall of both his enemies and supposed friends. |
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They emphasise the Book of Common Prayer as a key expression of Anglican doctrine. |
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The image is believed to have served to emphasise his knightly status during a marriage union of a family member. |
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Greenfield has suggested that references to the human body throughout Beowulf emphasise the relative position of thanes to their lord. |
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The greatly increased pageantry of the state processions was intended to emphasise the strength and diversity of the British Empire. |
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Historians such as Kershaw emphasise the psychological impact of Hitler's skill as an orator. |
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Hitchcock used the effect to look down the tower shaft to emphasise its height and Scottie's disorientation. |
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Both English and Scottish accounts of Flodden emphasise the King's determination to fight. |
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This method takes an ethical stand point, and considers the producers first, in an attempt to emphasise equality in the market place. |
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Tennyson's use of the musical qualities of words to emphasise his rhythms and meanings is sensitive. |
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The congregation sat at set tables to emphasise the meal aspect of the sacrament. |
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These perspectives emphasise or supplement particular aspects of historical theological writings, canon law, formularies and prayer books. |
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Devlin thereby sought to emphasise that neither jury equity nor judicial control are set in stone. |
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In contrast, theodicies of fortune emphasise the notion that privileges are a blessing and are deserved. |
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Southampton are faltering as well away from home, and it just goes to emphasise that the Championship is a difficult and well-matched league. |
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Rounder, sleeker and more aerodynamic curves emphasise the modern design, which is also refected in the stylish interior. |
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Don't opt for column gowns or figure-hugging fishtails and steer clear of basques which will emphasise your belly and boost your bust too much. |
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With Autumn we wanted to emphasise the dewiness of her skin and also put a little sheen on the cheekbone. |
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Ongoing research encourages the food industry to emphasise dietary fibre content in manufactured products. |
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One hand caressed the dimples on his pint pot, the other punched the fuggy air to emphasise points. |
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Craftsmen attempted to emphasise their importance and to break into disputed areas of economic activity, setting prices and standards of workmanship. |
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The main aim was to emphasise an area of difference between Ireland and Germanic England, but the majority of the population continued to speak English. |
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These shifts from hope to despair, reprieve, and new hope, serve to emphasise the tragedy when the final hope fails and both the lovers die at the end. |
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The concept, which originated in castles such as Krak des Chevaliers, was to remove the reliance on a central strongpoint and to emphasise the defence of the curtain walls. |
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Adam of Bremen's writings about Sweyn and his father may have been influenced by Adam's desire to emphasise Sweyn's father Harald as a candidate for sainthood. |
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Some approaches applied, such as an increasing importance on the symbolic value of products, have led countries to emphasise their distinctive characteristics. |
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Without having much in the way of sustenance or good news to offer the British people, he took a risk in deliberately choosing to emphasise the dangers instead. |
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Use uplights, downlights and spotlights to highlight plants and to create moon shadows on the ground, or a grazing light to emphasise the texture of a wall or fence. |
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