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At Brisbane's QAGOMA, the spectrum of what the artist intends as a "compassionate vision" of the body will be recognised with some scale.

Every look, every elegant gesture is loaded with meaning and yet the performance is understated, in comparison with Woody Allen's Blue Jasmine which earned her an Oscar two years ago, And, as early in the year as we still are, some are already suggesting that, come awards season, this performance and this film, will be recognised with some nominations.

Although null alleles can be recognised with some platforms, and controlled for [ 33, 34], they could be problematical where not anticipated.

Neurosensory disability (a serious problem with vision, hearing or movement control) can be recognised with some confidence within 18 months of birth, especially if any preterm baby is only examined 18 months after the expected date of birth.

Smith said: "I'm sincerely thankful and humbled to be recognised with such an honour.

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

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

Tennessee is the second US state after California to be recognised with an element.

He is only the second combatant of the Iraq war to be recognised with the medal.

Correlation of echoes from many orientations show that plants can be recognised with sufficient accuracy for navigation.

To be recognised with the highest honour means so much to me and for people with a disability, especially kids.