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These incongruent positions perhaps signal a population composed of people working a bit too hard, earning the kind of too-much-money that makes them feel like they are martyrs of capitalism, a status that ought to be recognised with being sat immediately at Movida Bar de Tapas.

It's good that he is to be recognised with a Commons unveiling.

But gaming dependency – unlike gambling dependency, for example – is yet to be recognised with a formal diagnosis, and there is limited funding for research.

But because symbols can be powerful, the White Helmets should be recognised with this award.

"The fact that many people seem to be calling for our Olympians to be recognised with honours, means there is still belief in the value of the system".

Eminent women in engineering, philanthropy and sport were among those to be recognised with the highest accolade in the 2016 Australia Day honours.

The sacrifices made by the French, up to 20,000 civilians killed mainly as a result of allied bombing, are to be recognised with a national memorial service at the Caen memorial on Friday morning.

"To be recognised with this honour is absolutely thrilling and I am both humbled and sincerely grateful".

Sir Robin told the BBC he was very surprised to be recognised with a knighthood, adding: "It's a great honour".

"To be recognised with this honour is absolutely thrilling and I am both humbled and sincerely grateful". "I am thrilled though not sure that I deserve it.

Another Nobel laureate to be recognised with a knighthood is Venki Ramakrishnan, a biologist based at the Medical Research Council's Molecular Biology Laboratories in Cambridge, UK.