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The European Union too declared itself satisfied with Mr Kharrazi's "clarification" and said the last big hurdle to improving ties and so to commercial contacts—had been removed.Britain, and indeed the EU, seemed to be recognising that the Iranian government could not risk upsetting Iran's religious hardliners by denouncing the fatwa or cancelling the reward.

"Many people need to grieve the child they imagined they would have, and clinics should be recognising that and supporting them with that process, then promoting the importance of being open and honest so that would-be parents are ready to answer what can be some very difficult questions from their children".

So if Hamas does recognise Israel, it will also be recognising that any future Palestinian state will be on terms dictated by Israel and minus significant territorial areas needed to accommodate the Jewish settlement blocs expanding every day in the West Bank.

Of course, everyone thinks their favourite kind of music should be recognised; that's what being a "fan" is.

But it's the fact Reich's recent music has been recognised that is significant.

"There has to be recognised that this is a system that cataclysmically failed clean athletes".

"It should be recognised that there are two parts to the process.

However, it should be recognised that "honour killings" are merely the tip of the iceberg.

There's a need for it to be recognised that men grieve too.

Yet it should be recognised that the court's personnel are carrying out their duties.

"However it has to be recognised that they still have major corruption problems, major inconsistency problems.