Kate completely reddened at his acknowledgment of his presence in their conversation. |
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But even at the highest levels there is a tacit acknowledgment that the system is not working properly. |
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I notice that the clause states that artificial watercourses are not part of that particular acknowledgment. |
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There is no anger or resentment, just an acknowledgment that the situation is different. |
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She shook her head in acknowledgment, and went to Glory, loosening the tied reins. |
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He then breezed past the fans on his way to the clubhouse, ignoring the pleas for acknowledgment from behind the ropes. |
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There were no thanks, no acknowledgment, just a pointed few words on how the collapse of marriage could bring ruination to society. |
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One unifying element that ran through all of Kim's teaching was the acknowledgment of the importance of spirit. |
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While a controversy ensued, Hansen rightfully received acknowledgment as the discoverer of the leprosy bacillus. |
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The agreement involved acknowledgment of no more than the bare minimum of the elements. |
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With this patient, it is likely that profound family conflict is impeding the acknowledgment and acceptance of approaching death. |
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It is the same form of acknowledgment seen in the settlements that the National Government was involved in. |
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The Pentagon has done nothing beyond routine acknowledgment of the filing of the complaint. |
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The three characters interact on several levels, oscillating between acknowledgment and denial of the event that has brought them together. |
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There has been no acknowledgment of the mistaken assumptions on which the modern edifice rests. |
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Until the Whitlam years, there was little acknowledgment that not all families have two parents. |
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It involves our acknowledgment that the existence of such phenomena entails certain responsibilities for those who remain unaffected by them. |
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Historically, such acknowledgment has come in the form of laments over the untranslatability of great literature. |
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She only nodded in acknowledgment, a sort of lonesome satisfaction flowing into her eyes. |
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Glancing over his shoulder, Max nodded in acknowledgment then turned back to Katharine. |
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We are happy about this international acknowledgment of the quality of our services and are proud to be able to help patients from Europe. |
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Such recognition is an acknowledgment that we commit to diversity the same way we commit to all of our important corporate initiatives. |
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There is also no acknowledgment of alternative therapies such as Gestalt or psychodrama that are geared to deal with this type of anger. |
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The missing link in Kay's polemical acknowledgment of the importance of geography in globalization, however, is what constitutes this importance. |
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Tired once more, I sighed and jangled the car keys and nodded to Michael with a mix of acknowledgment and gratitude for taking over. |
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Smiling his smile of acknowledgment and gratitude, he draped his long overcoat over her shoulders as he set about making the morning meal. |
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Recognition, acknowledgment, praise, and rewards are ever so important and are a demonstration of the fact that you care. |
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Could he possibly be a fellow friend of Dorothy, his offer a tacit acknowledgment of our brotherhood in the rainbow? |
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A third possibility is acknowledgment of the conflict and of the irreconcilability of the morality of war and the morality of decency. |
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There has been an increasing acknowledgment that assimilation could have a coercive element to it. |
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I looked over at my friend Conner, who nodded his head in acknowledgment of my existence, but didn't say much. |
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No acknowledgment of my greeting came from Carrie, although her mother waved back. |
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The Premier's Office responded with a curt acknowledgment of receipt of the letter. |
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It is an acknowledgment that you are weak-minded, cowardly, can be deceived and manipulated, and easily conned out of your money. |
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Only in the years since the Soviet Union broke up has the destruction of European Jewry won widespread acknowledgment in Russia. |
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It is not so much an abasement of self as an acknowledgment that one's own way may not be the only or even the best way. |
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A veil of acknowledgment swept across her face as she slowly lifted her eyes and shifted her expression to see me. |
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Each message contains a sequence number, and each time it is sent, it is followed by an acknowledgment from the receiver. |
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The workers were guests of the firm who organised a visit to the illuminations in acknowledgment of their hard work during the year and to mark the coronation. |
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He has finally received the acknowledgment he deserves for his charitable work. |
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The acknowledgment of these crimes, which came as part of an amnesty for them, was a cathartic moment for El Salvador. |
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It was good information on who, what, and where and there was an acknowledgment of this at the highest levels. |
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He would never deign me with any sort of acknowledgment, because I was too low on the totem pole. |
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She wanted more from him, some acknowledgment of feeling, but he gave her nothing. |
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There is no excuse for my carelessness in handling this situation, nor my stubbornness in delaying acknowledgment of my errors. |
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Henceforth, during the whole rest of the nineteenth century, the acknowledgment of the truth contained in Say's Law was the distinctive mark of an economist. |
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Affirmations, acknowledgment, and recognition are important, but it is the questions and challenges that arise from the differences that are vital. |
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With no expression of acknowledgment the porter closed the wicket. |
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Even as pathetic as she looked now, he gave her a look of gratitude and acknowledgment, she probably did not see it, her eyes were half closed by now. |
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Instead of trophies going to the winning teams, all dance groups were presented with framed certificates in acknowledgment of, and in thanks for, their participation. |
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The acknowledgment of a radar detector of a nearby radar gun allows motorists to re-evaluate the speed of their vehicle and make any necessary corrections. |
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Although she may receive special foods and is not expected to work, the experience is an acknowledgment of the pollution associated with female sexuality and reproductivity. |
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The exercise evokes no emotion, only matter-of-fact acknowledgment. |
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I mean that it was a serious attempt to make meaningful acknowledgment of his concern for art history without renouncing his painstakingly constructed, jaded persona. |
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The move is an acknowledgment that the landline business is largely dead and the mobile phone has saturated the world. |
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At the same time, this focus on pragmatism is a tacit acknowledgment from the president. |
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It seems a paltry acknowledgment of the man who created the modem Congress. |
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The acknowledgment was merely a snort and some derisive laughter. |
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Anything acknowledgment of potential downsides to a policy must be rebutted fiercely. |
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Each participant with a loan being rolled over should execute an acknowledgment that the acquiring firm will be substituted as the obligee on the loan. |
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As a result, no religious acknowledgment could claim to be an instance of ceremonial deism if it explicitly favored one particular religious belief system over another. |
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The priestess resumed the invocation with nary a whit of acknowledgment. |
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One obvious answer is that this acknowledgment constitutes the poem's initial proclamation that it intends to carry out violations of New Critical principles. |
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Both traumas require proactive engagement of family members and interpretive actions of psychotherapists and psychoanalysts that open the self to witness and acknowledgment. |
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This is evident in the acknowledgment that sexual intimacy can have a solely unitive purpose. |
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Participating in the custom, either as performer or audience, signifies acknowledgment of that social group. |
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The resolution marked the denomination's first formal acknowledgment that racism played a role in its founding. |
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The missive from Arthur was a short but complete and propitiative acknowledgment of his error and fraility. |
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They presented him with an award in acknowledgment of his charitable work. |
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When a country is recognized as de jure, it is an acknowledgment by the other de jure nations that the country has sovereignty and the right to exist. |
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Among a number of issues, delegates explored whether new parents should be asked to sign an acknowledgment on receiving advice about shaken baby syndrome. |
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