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• “I banked heavily on the label recognising its value.”

  Life and style | guardian.co.uk

• “They are a bit too late in recognising that immigration has been responsible for a negative impact on crime and anti social behaviour.”

  Crime And Immigration In Britain SHOCK! « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG

• “PepsiCo has taken a leadership role in recognising that it is, at its heart, an agricultural business.”

  The Guardian: Pepsi takes fight with Coca-Cola into potato fields

• “The problem is in recognising whether the question “Is X true” even makes sense.”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » The Limits of Caution, Judgment, and Tact as Protection 

• “The part that is open is in recognising that there will be still more potential beyond my current understanding, and indeed beyond the general understanding of the industry – and also the part that addresses the hard issue of barriers to adoption.”

  A public PS: Paul « pwcom 2.0

• “I usually enjoy these; my main problem with them is recognising from the title whether or not I've read it.”

  March 2009

• “More importantly, other parts of the world have a long way to go in recognising women's rights.”

  Archive 2009-07-01

• “According to her, the "sojourning" option (option 3) is no better or worse than the others, and there is no difficulty in recognising it as a "direction" for an institute of religious life to take.”

  Transparency, Creativity, and Heresy

• “We partly acknowledge that with the term speculative fiction but I don't think we've gone far enough in recognising the changes; we're still tied to that brand image.”

  MIND MELD: Is There Gender Imbalance in Genre Fiction Publishing?

• “I think that the government is long overdue in recognising the risks faced by the emergency services.”

  Immediate Risk Of Serious Harm « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG

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