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It has now been generally recognised that the US boom is not going to go on at the frenetic pace which persuaded some commentators to fantasise about a 'new economy' that rendered previous history, as Henry Ford once observed, 'more or less bunk'.

In recent decades it has been generally recognised that, in addition to academic ability, doctors' professional competence depends on a range of desirable personal qualities (for example [ 1]).

It is generally recognised that crating affects sow welfare severely.

While it was generally recognised that family medicine should encompass general care issues for any patient including trans patients—some participants suggested that primary care services targeted specifically to the trans population in a "trans-focused" care model would be more effective.

And it's generally recognised that formal access to the democratic system isn't enough.

It is generally recognised that no public performer has a harder job than the man whose turn is the first in the programme at a music-hall.

It is generally recognised that at the time of the original exhibition Warhol's reputation among newspaper critics had hit a low point.

It is generally recognised that energy efficiency gains are at risk of the 'rebound effect' - if a service is made more energy efficient it costs less, and so people may end up using it more.

"It's generally recognised that it's incredibly unfair, as it's the fat cats with the nice villas who get hooked up, while the people living in informal settlements are left to buy water from tankers at 10 times the cost," says Christopher Ward, author of The water crisis in Yemen: managing extreme water scarcity in the Middle East.

As we have seen, it is generally recognised that conservatism is not dogmatic reaction.

While it is generally recognised that repeatability is an important part of AEM surveys [6] few studies have been published.