Problems with terms in COSTART, including lack of specific preferred terms, were acknowledged in journal articles in the 1990s (the last version of COSTART was released in 1995).
While many of the individuals involved in this effort are acknowledged in these articles, many others are not, including the large numbers of medical, public health, law enforcement, and emergency response personnel throughout the country and the world who dealt with the numerous hoaxes perpetrated in the weeks following the attack.
The report by Ms. Davis, the former judge, was more critical of Israel than Mr. Goldstone acknowledged in his article.
Der Spiegel acknowledged in its article that it was not exactly news that Bild likes sex and stars.
"To truly bend the curve over the longer term, we need a more strategic view," the two men acknowledged in the article.
Last month, he published the names, addresses and phone numbers of other journalists after they described the former residence of NYPD officer Darren Wilson (they acknowledged in the article that he had moved away from this home shortly after the shooting).
In many cases, the symptoms these young people were describing are well-known adverse effects of antidepressants and other psychotropic drugs, and yet this was not acknowledged in the article.
Ms. Gionfriddo, the author of the scintillating Pulitzer Prize finalist "Becky Shaw," acknowledged in an article for The New York Times that "Rapture, Blister, Burn" can be viewed as an unwitting homage to "The Heidi Chronicles," Wendy Wasserstein's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, which explored the complexities of an accomplished woman's life with humor and trenchancy back in 1988.
Mr. Ellis, the head of the election desk for the Fox News Network, acknowledged in an article published this week in The New Yorker magazine that he held repeated phone conversations with Mr. Bush and his brother Jeb, the governor of Florida, throughout election night, giving them indications of the vote.
