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"We have to insist that there are changes in practice in every single institution and organisation, and that will add up to sweeping changes that will benefit everyone."

From BBC

Rather than take credit for the disclosure, Randle, who is 76, said the story didn’t add up.

From The Wall Street Journal

It all adds up to a severe examination of Arsenal just as they look to be creaking under the pressure of chasing that elusive Premier League crown.

From BBC

This means adding up the market value of all of the fund’s investments, plus its cash, as of the market close.

From MarketWatch

The parts add up to a novel that is scathing but discursive.

From The Wall Street Journal