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The answer has to be in acknowledging and easing uncomfortable local migration tensions, while resolutely refuting the myth that foreigners are the cause of well-justified discontents.

On the road, in schools and universities, I am talking to young people about the recurring problem of genocide and what we can do about it -- whether it be in acknowledging the first genocide of the 20th century, the Armenian genocide, or stopping the ongoing genocide now in Darfur.

The point is in acknowledging that neither book is any more fundamentally "relevant" than the other.

He is slower in correcting his mistakes than the Catholic Church was in acknowledging they got it wrong about Galileo".

One area in which a summit can make progress is in acknowledging the scale of state-supported commercial espionage.

The more direct the president is in acknowledging these problems, the more likely it is that Muslims will think objectively about his words.

But it's in acknowledging this inconvenience that things may actually begin to change.

"He was no less empathetic to those families of police than he was in acknowledging the decades of oppression of black Americans," said Jackson-Lee, who is black.

Morales can be disarming in acknowledging his shortcomings.

Mr. Sakurai is unabashed in acknowledging that he is imitating the South Korean effort.

"It's a cool situation to be in," he acknowledges.