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Ms Fatima KC told the court: "Ravec should have considered the 'impact' a successful attack on the claimant would have, bearing in mind his status, background and profile within the royal family - which he was born into and which he will have for the rest of his life - and his ongoing charity work and service to the public."

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“RAVEC should have considered the ‘impact’ that a successful attack on the claimant would have, bearing in mind his status, background and profile within the royal family - which he was born into and which he will have for the rest of his life,” Fatima said.

Prince Harry's barrister, Shaheed Fatima KC, told the court: "Ravec should have considered the 'impact' a successful attack on the claimant would have, bearing in mind his status, background and profile within the royal family - which he was born into and which he will have for the rest of his life - and his ongoing charity work and service to the public."

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“That’s such a big partner to have, bearing in mind our sustainability goals both as a team and part of the SailGP league,” Ainslie, the team’s CEO and skipper, said in an interview.

Many scientists do continue to see value in using race as a social variable that can have bearing on health outcomes, akin to household income or education level.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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