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At the very least, he deserves to be recognised as part of what Peter Ackroyd has described as the "Cockney visionary tradition".
They should be recognised as part of all of the human capital we have – both men and women, the young and the poor, indigenous people and disabled people.
The idea behind stem-cell bioengineering is to use the recipient's own stem cells to create an artificial organ that will be recognised as part of the body by the recipient's immune system, and thus not rejected.
REFORM of the antiquated House of Lords, with its ermine-clad hereditary peers, into something that might be recognised as part of a modern democracy is a cause close to the hearts of many Labour MPs, but is well down the government's priority list.
If the journey has become part of work, should it also be recognised as part of working hours?
"It's a great honour and a great honour to be recognised as part of that project - the film, and the live event and everything that's come from it.
He said that the action had "nothing to do with money", but was to establish his right to be recognised as part-author of one of the most famous pop songs of all time.
Other women are recognised as part of family groups, such as Megha Mittal, from the Mittal family which is placed ninth.
The Torres Strait sits between Australia's northern tip of Cape York and Papua New Guinea, and consists of more than 250 islands, most of which are recognised as part of the Australian state of Queensland.
