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While the move would be acknowledgment that the $35 billion merger between Sprint and Nextel was a failure, CNet noted it could make Sprint more nimble and allow it to focus its energies elsewhere.

Perhaps the best thing that could happen would be acknowledgment that Greece, Ireland and Portugal face significant solvency challenges, and some or all of them will need to restructure their sovereign and sovereign-guaranteed debt.

Lonely Planet has tried to guard the value of its premium content by maintaining higher price points, but the latest move, seems to be acknowledgment that the gap between the company's prices and its growing number of  competitors on the iPhone was too wide.

"There is acknowledgment that enforced disappearances have occurred and still occur in the country," he said.

But missing from the vision of the coldest eye is acknowledgment that sometimes people have no boots.

What I want is acknowledgment that we, too, have a stake in our democracy and its future course.

Crucially, the prime minister's speech was acknowledgment that poverty in the UK is a problem which can be solved.

But the deal is acknowledgment that they do not have enough of the higher-quality capital that investors now demand.

After the World Cup, there was acknowledgment that this was a time for rebuilding and that barring an absolute disaster in Australia, Stielike would continue.

But occasionally there is acknowledgment that the other side is not entirely demonic or clueless, that knee-jerk liberals and pinhead conservatives might even find common ground.

Even in California, which enrolled nearly 1.4 million people in its first open enrollment, there is acknowledgment that more effort is needed.