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• While spirituality was difficult to describe, it was a shared experience often tangibly present in the provision of care on all levels.

• Although we made these structures, they also, more tangibly and immediately, make us, and their history looms large in our history.

• It is familiar because it echoes and tangibly embodies much of the theoretical architecture of modern political science and institutional sociology.

• This window made for a surreal presence in the finished cast, with the pressure on the fabric so tangibly present, having an opening with 25mm thick edges defied expectations.

• The fact is that this policy has tangibly strengthened the power of internationally organised crime without putting adequate measures in place to combat it.

• Perhaps more tangibly than at any other stage in our lives, social, emotional and educational development are closely linked to health in childhood.

• It brings home to them immediately and tangibly their responsibility to ensure that their children are at school.

• It remains for us to work hard to ensure that our citizens can tangibly feel that they are benefiting from the results of this solidarity.

• The vulnerability of these communities has tangibly increased during the current period of economic crisis.

• The rate of inflation will have fallen tangibly and demonstrably come the next election.

• Perhaps more tangibly than at any other stage in life, social, emotional and educational development are closely linked to health.

• The goal of achieving an overall reduction in the administrative burdens on enterprises of 25% by 2012 now seems tangibly close.

• That has already been tangibly demonstrated—it has used them on its neighbours and on its own people.

• No less importantly, but rather less tangibly, the survey shows an increase in business optimism, in employment, and in export confidence.

• It should invest in the region financially and tangibly.