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For all its ubiquity, hygge is also recognised as a self-evidently positive and particularly Danish value.

General Cosgrove was also recognised as a role model for others when he was named our Australian of the Year in 2001.

"Uniquely among postal operators, Royal Mail is also recognised as a non-police law enforcement agency and private prosecutor and, where preventative or deterrent measures do not suffice, we investigate crime against our postal services committed by both employees and members of the public and prosecute to conviction".

Interventional neuroradiology (INR) exists within neuroradiology, which is also recognised as a distinct subspecialty of radiology.

In Maastricht, European citizenship was also recognised as a complement to, rather than a replacement of, national citizenship (a wide range of citizens' rights that expanded the coverage from a national to a supranational framework).

English was also recognised as a co-official language along with Japanese, and many Japanese had at least some knowledge of the language as well.

TCH can also be a manifestation of primary headache, and it is now also recognised as an idiopathic headache.

This limitation was recognised in the planning of the study, but it was also recognised as an opportunity to observe how the students handled the request to create a reaction scheme when the option to draw an image was unavailable.

The level of serum CRP was also recognised as an independent factor in the multivariate model.

Retrospective diaries are also recognised as an appropriate method of time-use data collection by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs Statistics Divisionon, 2005).

The different approaches of regulating herbal products have been also recognised as an important issue by the FP7 GP-TCM Consortium, which compiled a more comprehensive global comparison of herbal regulation practices in order to promote harmonisation in the future [ 61].