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Lassie has never been fully recognised for her work in child safety.

The man still hasn't been fully recognised for his contribution to music.

The place of social chat as part of online interactions has as yet not been fully recognised as an important component of learning.

Ever since, many Vertriebene have nurtured a resentment that their suffering has never been fully recognised in contrast, so the unspoken argument runs, to the postwar Germany's atonement for the Holocaust.

His immense value has never been fully recognised since he made his Test debut against England in his native Georgetown in 1994, when many said he was selected to boost gate receipts.

It appears in the aerospace industry, and the potential of simulation has not been fully recognised, although it is now becoming a matter of interest through the documented benefits it has provided.

This is fully recognised by Baker and Stanley.

"It is essential that these are fully recognised by the ABC if our circulations are to remain accurate and coherent".

Ford said: "I remain concerned that the potentially very significant effects on Northern Ireland may not be fully recognised in Whitehall.

I am keen to assist its residents by making sure these challenges and problems are fully recognised".

"It is fully recognised by me and my Government colleagues that we need to establish the truth," he said.