At the porcelain shop, his talent for painting was quickly acknowledged, but he continued to paint china, fans, café murals, and window shades, to study in the evenings, and to copy the masters at the Louvre until he could enroll in the École des Beaux-Arts.
I acknowledged her but continued to nurse.
The economic downturn may slow some of these projects down, he acknowledged, but the county has continued applying for grants and encouraging developers to install bike lanes, sidewalks and storage areas.
The deal was in many ways a masterpiece of diplomacy — it didn't seek to resolve all political differences in Northern Ireland but instead acknowledged the "continuing, and equally legitimate, political aspirations" of republicans and unionists.
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In recent days, the top Bush administration officials charged with securing the nation at home and abroad have all cited progress but also acknowledged the continuing threat in their public comments.
Mr. Medvedev acknowledged the continuing troubles on Monday, telling lawmakers that the days of relying on once impressive Soviet athletic infrastructure were over.
He acknowledged a continuing criminal investigation into his campaign funds when he resigned from Congress in November after winning re-election.
Sanders acknowledged that continuing to fight for the nomination after Clinton is elected President would represent a "steep challenge," but added, "When we started this race we were only at three per cent in the polls.
But it acknowledged uncertainty amid continuing fallout from the war in Iraq, increased security costs, the outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome and the revamping of the airline industry.
Mr. Lynn acknowledged continuing criticism of the plan but said, "At some point you've got to say hey, we're not going to please everybody so we've got to move on".
