The stylebook prefers "town house" as two words and "acknowledgment" with only two e's.
Now Bing professor of population studies at Stanford University in California, Ehrlich reignited the issue in 1968 with his book The Population Bomb – co-written, without acknowledgment, with his wife, Anne Ehrlich – which has sold more than 2m copies.
When I suggested as much to Stanton, he replied, in a tone of mingled defensiveness and acknowledgment, "With each passing year, the difference between the beginning and end of 'Wall-E' and the middle gets less and less egregious to me.
And there's a certain self-delusion that occurs when alcohol gets served in nice glasses in a cosy, child-friendly atmosphere and there's a shared acknowledgment with your peers that sometimes it's hard ditching your needs to prioritise a baby, and it's good to kick back.
Whereas some have argued that we acknowledge the validity of certain insights, values and norms (Ikäheimo/Laitinen 2007, 34 37), others continue to use the term "acknowledgment" with regard to persons but intend it to denote something less ambitious than the wholesale affirmation of their specific identity (Cavell 1969; Markell 2003).
And may we receive each others' offerings of thanks and acknowledgment with compassion and love.
India's oft-discriminated "third sex" is about to receive government acknowledgment, with thousands of the capital city's massive eunuch population expected to receive government pensions for their hardships in order to keep them off the streets, the Times of India is reporting.
And did you learn anything?" Payne began his remarks with a list of accomplishments and acknowledgments associated with the upcoming tournament, then suddenly mentioned Woods.
The author's acknowledgments end with this loving coda: "Finally, I want to acknowledge the deep debt I owe in this and everything else I've ever written to the work of the late Jack Kirby, the King of Comics".
