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And it acknowledges how much the military relies on private sector computer networks for such vital supplies as electricity.

Mann generously acknowledges how much of this story line comes from Alfred W. Crosby's classic "Ecological Imperialism: The Biological Expansion of Europe, 900-1900," first published a quarter of a century ago.

Organized by the Museum of Modern Art photography curator Roxana Marcoci, this show within the show, "The Politics of Contemplation," acknowledges how much Adams's photography did to put preservation of the natural wilderness on the national political agenda.

The revved-up marketing, like the academy's decision to schedule the ceremony a month earlier than in previous years, acknowledges how much the Oscars have been hurt by the flood of competing awards shows like the Golden Globes and the Screen Actors Guild Awards, which draw from the same star pool.

Miranda Carter (whose first book this is) acknowledges how much she is indebted to other books, particularly about the Cambridge spies, but she has had a unique degree of access to Blunt's papers, and has interviewed, and quotes tellingly from, scores of people who knew him well.

Jackson later acknowledged, "How much toxicity was introduced?

We acknowledge how much 'The Sopranos' means to us.

Novak acknowledged how much he benefits from the threat Chandler poses.

Senator John McCain scored some points on Thursday merely by acknowledging how much has to change.

Michael Kassen, Aipac's president, opened the conference on Sunday by acknowledging how much is at stake.

Such a move acknowledged how much more serious the country's financial crisis is.