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Discover LudwigThe phrase "acknowledge anything about" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the act of recognizing or admitting knowledge regarding a specific topic or issue.
Example: "It is important to acknowledge anything about the challenges we face in this project."
Alternatives: "recognize any details regarding" or "admit to any information about".
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In South Louisiana they say "cher" as "sha" with a short "a," as in cat; they don't acknowledge anything about the "r"; and it certainly doesn't sound like the first name of Sonny Bono's superstar ex-wife.
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In addition it provides details about the attached illustrations and acknowledges anything published before the patent was filed that describes a similar invention.
Utah, right?" Up in Exeter, N.H., later that day, Leona Nelson, a semiretired police and fire dispatcher who went to hear Mr. Huntsman speak acknowledged, "I didn't know anything about him when he came in today".
Tanner: I would say that most technology people would acknowledge that they don't know anything about the content in editorial they're looking for help.
Tanner: I would say that most technology people would acknowledge that they don't know anything about the content in editorial--they're looking for help.
While Johnson readily acknowledges that he does not know anything about refereeing, he knows quite a bit about difficult rebuilding efforts.
Gen. Ronald L. Johnson, newly installed by the N.B.A. as its senior vice president for referee operations, readily acknowledges that he does not know anything about refereeing.
But from Johnson's telling, the two men readily acknowledged, and relished, the fact that they didn't know anything about the subject at hand.
"When we started, people said we didn't know anything about the record business, and they may have been right," Eisner acknowledges.
Anyone know anything about it?
You know anything about that?
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