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Mr Abbas also wants Mr Mitchell to say that the city should be recognised as both states' future capital.

The similarity between IL1R and Drosophila Toll had also already been recognised, as had the fact that both of those receptors could activate NFκB.

Caring was recognised as challenging.

18 Adaptation to local contexts is recognised as important.

The publisher, Doubleday, waited until it saw sales of "The Da Vinci Code" start to slide before swiftly announcing, in October 2004, that the next title would be published in the autumn of 2005.Television has long been recognised as both a competitor and a powerful promotional tool for books.

It was the first time she was recognised as both a photographer and a muse. .

The health centre environment is recognised as both the main source of quality-of-care problems and as providing the best potential to improve the delivery of preventive services [ 5].

Such large resources of "marginal" land have been recognised as both socially and economically important to rejuvenate and could become more important if predicted increases in the vulnerability of food security, driven by climate change associated weather extremity, are realised [ 5, 6].

To take the UK example – we never considered surrogacy here because, while our twins are genetically ours, the surrogate would legally be recognised as the mother, exposing both parties to an incredible risk.

Now he expected to be recognised as the winner.

Andalusia wants to be recognised as having a "national reality".