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Ford said: "I remain concerned that the potentially very significant effects on Northern Ireland may not be fully recognised in Whitehall.

Manon and Mayerling are popular now but it took several years for their virtues to be fully recognised and their flaws overlooked.

Florey and Chain also received Nobel prizes for their work, but it took more than 50 years for Heatley's contribution to be fully recognised.

Cameron has also offered explicit assurances that Russia's strategic interests in Syria, which include its Mediterranean air and naval bases, would be fully recognised and protected in any settlement – another key Putin objective.

At that stage of his career, his versatility was yet to be fully recognised, and he was competing for the right-back position with Philipp Lahm, the man who would lift the World Cup in Rio de Janeiro last year.

We want the enormous contribution of older people to their families and communities to be fully recognised and to see governments commit to addressing the rights and needs of older people now and into the future.

This is fully recognised by Baker and Stanley.

The man still hasn't been fully recognised for his contribution to music.

Lassie has never been fully recognised for her work in child safety.

"It is essential that these are fully recognised by the ABC if our circulations are to remain accurate and coherent".

I am keen to assist its residents by making sure these challenges and problems are fully recognised".