We have a black president and yet some people don't seem to have the decency to acknowledge something as wrong as caricaturizing Trayvon Martin?
This is, as the article acknowledges, something of a false comparison Barcelona is Spain's second-biggest city, with plenty of other industries and big suburbs.
The great Google engine had acknowledged something — but what?
It also helps to acknowledge something outside your own sphere.
His prescription, which was specifically given for and calculated to be a lethal overdose, is contemplated as something "to cause death (to kill her)", then "for sleep", then acknowledged as something that is 'not safe for sleep' (pp 1039 1040) [ 35].
Will 2016 be the year when animation is finally acknowledged as something other than a childish adjunct to the more serious trajectories of "live action" movies?
Once a neighborhood boy was allowed to take out the uniform and wear it to a costume party, but mostly it just sat there, acknowledged as something special but mostly ignored.
The world has acclimated to the fact that people might go online to find a mate, but there are fewer formal avenues through which to find friends, perhaps because friendship is not always acknowledged as something that people have to go out in search of.
While, if it cropped up in an interview, 'coughing up blood' was universally acknowledged as something warranting immediate medical attention, its appearance might be attributed to any number of other lung problems apart from cancer.
For the first time, American corporations are acknowledging "customer service as something worth paying for rather than just red ink," said Mr. Anton, who looks at call centers worldwide and, using a number of criteria, compares how well they work.
