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But 49-year-old Powell was again recognised as one of the best costume designers in the business.

The fourth Guardian University Awards once again recognised excellence in Britain's best universities and set the benchmark for higher education excellence.

Suranga Chandratillake of Balderton Capital added: "We are delighted that an iconic west coast company has once again recognised that Europe is right at the forefront of the AI revolution".

Paul Helmke, the campaign's president, noted that the court had again recognised that the second amendment allowed "for reasonable restrictions on firearms, including who can have them and under what conditions, where they can be taken, and what types of firearms are available".

For Richard Holbrooke the remote, the forbidden and the barbarous were as likely to be found at negotiating tables, in cold hotel rooms, or in windowless government offices where men and women struggled to sort out the world, while he banged heads.He liked Matthew Arnold, too, and again recognised that "thirst to spend our fire and restless force/In tracking out our true, original course".

But her career was in the ascendancy - in 2003, she was again recognised with an Academy award nomination for her supporting role in biopic Iris.

Within this group we can again recognise a meritocratic way of thinking, where the threshold is set at a certain level based on the needs of the labour market and those students who possess the 'right' qualities will make it.10.10

From the preliminary results of the prospective data, we once again recognise the importance of change in lesion density (with computed tomography) and/or signal intensity (with magnetic resonance imaging, MRI) as an indicator of response to therapy.

Fourthly, residues which have their side chain pointing away from the ligand were deselected, again recognising that significant protein conformational changes and associated energetic penalties are incurred for repositioning of side chains distant from the ligand.

Their role is again being recognised within the development community.

"Doing the show and watching the tape over and over again, I recognised how repetition has always helped me – say, with controlling my asthma and my breathing.