As Keane acknowledges, much of her meticulous research was obtained from Judith Walzer Leavitt's definitive biography, "Typhoid Mary: Captive to the Public's Health".
Also, as the Transportation Department acknowledges, much of the character has been wrung out of the southern parkway, replete with safety lanes, concrete barriers and electronic traffic signs.
Justice Scalia doesn't acknowledge much of a difference between feelings and laws or more precisely the freedom to have moral feelings and the ability to turn those feelings into laws.
Its people, having spent decades striving to give themselves the best chance of getting out, are highly educated compared with those in most Arab countries, and skilled as well: wandering in the diaspora, Palestinian labourers and engineers built much of the Middle East and, as they ruefully acknowledge, much of Israel too.Finally, Gaza could be awash with money if it wanted.
As the author eagerly acknowledges, much of the information in his book was uncovered and carefully researched by Japanese colleagues, only to be almost completely ignored by the public as the country's newspapers and major publishers shrank from taking on such a project.
As the movie duly acknowledges, much of the debate over the 2nd Amendment has been subsumed by heavy-handed emotional appeals on either side — and the script, cynically bearing out that logic, supplies at least two wildly over-the-top twists that threaten to loosen its grip on reality.
In other words, the U.S. DOT report acknowledges much of the evidence that Americans' transportation needs and desires are changing, but it fails to do so in the one place with dollars and cents implications: its forecast of future funding needs.
Governments in New Delhi have been reluctant to even acknowledge, much less punish, acts of mass violence.
Structural incompatibility: A powerful twice-divorced male will be unable to acknowledge, much less sanction, the ambitions of a much younger female mate.
