Most of the time, people like this young man, Dzhabrail Altysultanov, do not come back alive, the deputy mayor of Khasavyurt, a city near the Chechen border, acknowledged matter-of-factly, as a waitress brought a steaming platter of roasted meat.
Tokarczuk and Yevtushenko wrestle with questions with ramifications we acknowledge matter.
It's not that we need more shows about Biblical events -- though we'll likely get them soon -- but acknowledging matters of faith and belief could make for better and more realistic storytelling.
Similarly, the movement acknowledged that matter and spirit both existed.
President Barack Obama acknowledged the matter in a press conference on Wednesday, saying, "To the two-thirds of voters who chose not to participate in the process yesterday, I hear you, too".
The adverse prognostic effect of peritoneal dissemination in this disease is well acknowledged, no matter whether it consists of established macroscopic implants or isolated free cancer cells (detected by peritoneal washing cytology) with no overt peritoneal carcinomatosis.
But, he acknowledged, "tone matters".
Aristotle acknowledges that matter can be a subject of predication and of change, thereby meeting one of the main criteria set up in Categories (1028 b35ff).
And if ever there were a case illustrating why a history of lobbying and other conflicts — factors that the waivers are meant to at least acknowledge — might matter, it is the case of Michael Flynn.
But what he and other such fearmongers are stubbornly wrong about, and won't acknowledge no matter how much evidence piles up, is that there is virtually no modern record of individual voters trying to steal elections by impersonating others at the polls.
Whether or not this is a fatal flaw of Rosen's proposal is, he acknowledges, "a matter of somewhat delicate judgement" (Rosen 1990, p. 349).
