The author acknowledges, but underplays, this distinction.
The author acknowledges Goldman's undeniable talent for self-preservation without idealizing the firm.
The author acknowledges that much scholarship remains to be done on syphilis.
The author acknowledges the chancellor's seriousness of purpose and admires his passionate commitment to relieving poverty both at home and abroad.
The author acknowledges that "sooner or later someone else would have done it," and that Superman had many antecedents, in pulp fiction and elsewhere.
The author acknowledges the "worldwide obsession" with the Beatles, but points out that the band split up more than 40 years ago: "longer than John Lennon's lifetime".
But his discussion of that takes just a page or so, and the author acknowledges that he and his company mismanaged the issue.
Although this book was written, as its author acknowledges, in the "heat of the moment" between last October and February this year, it provides valuable insights into the mind of radical Islam.
The author acknowledges increasing the government's liabilities on such a grand scale now may be insane unrealistic.There also exist new alternatives offered by the private sector, such as retirement-insurance products.
Mr Cuno, who explores these issues in detail, answers "not necessarily" to the first question and "no" to the second.The author acknowledges the contribution to his thinking made by Kwame Anthony Appiah, a Princeton philosopher.
The author acknowledges his debt to the Chief Rabbi, Jonathan Sacks, who has said faith groups should stand "side by side" at a common coal-face rather than face to face.
