We need to think bigger, recognize and take back our power as ordinary Americans, and return our country to a government of the people, by the people and for the people.
"We are picking up the pace in a big way, recognizing that we've got to determine whether we can reach agreement in principle or recognize that we are not able to bridge our differences," he said.
That decade saw a bigger emphasis on recognizing big-name celebrities who had produced audiobooks about their lives and hardships.
Opening the page, I scanned the list of categories—"Best Party, Best DJDJ," "Platinum Ho Award (Biggest Slut)"—recognizing nominees who'd later become nightlife elite, like DJ Junior Vasquez, scene queen Susanne Bartsch, and photographer Patrick McMullan.
Once you get really big, people recognize you who hate you.
In both cases, a big brand recognized that something exciting had been created outside of — and, partially, in spite of — its own marketing efforts.
But just as Niman Ranch was becoming a big, nationally recognized brand, Mr. Niman fell victim to a move toward meat purity that he and Orville Schell, his former partner, had started.
News copy editor Steve Eames is an artist of the big type, recognized in copy editing circles as one of the very best anywhere.
The big banks recognize this and are starting to do something about it, but it will take time and a lot of pain.
"The big retailers recognize that people who buy games could be their customers for life," Pachter said, "and Black Friday's the time to get them into the store".
With a rapidly growing inventory of non-toxic molecules and biological therapies, many administered orally, "Big Pharma" recognizes that surgical involvement will also be essential in designing new trials that have "surrogate biological endpoints".
