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"Thankfully she is recovering well at home but she is understandably shaken and sore after her ordeal.

It is understandably a very concerning time for Richard and his family but we should respect their privacy.

Majid "There will be no changes to collection days for residents, but a city-wide programme of change and modernisation like this will understandably require some time to bed in.

The controls have been conveniently moved alongside the 921,000-dot LCD, which measures 3-inch and is fixed (no touchscreen either, understandably).

I HOPE there is another general election in the autumn, then the rest of these so-called SNP MPs will be out the door of Westminster G Park, Ayr THE situation surrounding little Charlie Gard and his distraught parents is understandably one that has provoked a big reaction.

And, after the appalling and sickening attack on Manchester and our whole way of life - understandably, inevitably and naturally - people all over the country will be counting their blessings and saying: "It could have been us.

Police Scotland this afternoon said there was "mounting concern" for the teenager and said her family were "understandably anxious".

He, like hundreds of others, was understandably filled with anger over the decision no charges would be brought over the killing of black youth Michael Brown by Darren Wilson.

Summary: With a fatality rate of 70 percent and no certified cure, people around the world are understandably concerned about Ebola.

Saudi Arabia's recent announcement of its intention to ban smart phone messaging services such as WhatsApp has understandably caused concern, but it is important to understand the reasoning behind such a move.

The post-apocalyptic setting is understandably bleak and harsh, broken only by the friendship Lark makes with Oren, a boy who has survived on the outside since the death of his family when he was ten.