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But psychiatric injuries should be widely recognised and talked about".

Pokémon Go might become one of the first to be widely recognised for improving them.

At the time, the French art world was moving from impressionism to modernism and surrealism, but Van Gogh and Gauguin had yet to be widely recognised.

In order to make the final cut a toy must be widely recognised, have longevity, foster creativity and change play or the way toys are made.

Nevertheless, despite having a history and track-record, information design tends not to be widely recognised and understood as a category within design research, nor externally by decision-makers who might improve information presentation by drawing on research findings.

In a joint statement today they said: "London continues to be widely recognised as one of the world's leading international financial centres, a position it has built over many decades through deliberate policy action.

The positive benefits of urban greenspaces for human health and well-being are widely recognised.

The deleterious effect of unemployment on well-being is widely recognised.

The contribution of ecosystems to human well-being has been widely recognised.

Geoff's contributions were widely recognised.

Kitzinger's eminence was widely recognised.