Wesley Stevenson
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1,470 appearances
54 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2010
last heard May 2015
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And it's this that makes Dr Phillips think the Pope chose his words carefully.
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Or indeed the rest of the world.
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Obviously, there are still problems with the comparison.
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The John Jay study identified people accused of abuse, and the figures quoted by Michael Seto include a wide range of actions, from thoughts and fantasies, the viewing of images of child sex abuse, to abuse itself.
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The John Jay study figures are also skewed massively by a period of abuse accusations from the 1970s, and it's likely that a lot of those perpetrators are no longer active in the clergy.
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So in this case, the only conclusion that we can draw about the figures is that although they're in a similar ballpark, they're both imperfect and comparisons are very difficult.
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And that's all for this week.
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Don't forget to email us at moreorlessatbbc.co.uk if you have any numbers you want us to investigate.
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And if you want to listen to previous editions of the programme, you can go to bbcworldservice.com forward slash more or less.
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This is the short edition of More or Less, first broadcast on the BBC World Service.
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Hello, welcome to More or Less on the BBC World Service.
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I'm Wesley Stevenson.
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The Tour de France is in the mountains and there's a change of personnel at the front.
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The sprinters like Marcel Kittel and André Greipel are taking a back seat.
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This is the territory of climbers like Vincenzo Nibali and Joaquim Rodriguez.
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But why is it that the riders in the Tour de France are physically so different?
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The sprinters are stocky and packed full of muscles, but the climbers are lithe and almost skeletal figures.
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Paolo Minaspa is a physiologist and cycling coach who studies at the Australian Institute of Sport.
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And these differences mean that the sprinters don't climb that well.
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But why?
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