Demers, who despite his reputation as a winning coach was reportedly paid only $70,000 by the Blues, acknowledged that a higher salary offer lured him to Detroit, although terms were not disclosed.
Blue Apron acknowledged as much in a cautionary note to potential buyers of its stock.
Deep Blue is acknowledged to be the strongest chess computer ever built, but it had never competed at its full strength before and even its programmers, who tinkered with it up until match time, were uncertain how it would perform.
However, Blair's appeal to Sun readers was pragmatic to the point of cynicism, Blue Labour, acknowledged romantics, seem to want to draw in these highly individualist and atomised voters by re-positioning them as Mirror readers of yesteryear, thirsting for community and social justice.
Ralph Pacheco, chairman of the Blue Ribbon Committee, acknowledged that the site represents "the least course of resistance". The committee, which advises the council on a variety of issues, examined 13 Norwalk parcels and evaluated them on a rating system that took into account the parcels' proximity to residential neighborhoods, commercial usefulness and access to truck and rail transportation.
It's sad but true that we dump countless millions of pounds of trash and sewage into the seemingly endless deep blue, without acknowledging the serious environmental consequences of our actions.
For instance, a historical marker posted in Rolling Fork, Mississippi, as part of the Mississippi Blues Trail (a project of the Mississippi Blues Commission) acknowledges that Waters's "birth date has been cited as April 4, 1913, 1914, or 1915".
Dressed in a long-sleeve blue shirt, Clemens acknowledged the scrutiny "as this thing's been going on the last month and all this stuff".
Blue Velvet was acknowledged as the eighth best film in the mystery genre.
And, in an age where cultural appropriation has, quite justifiably, become something to discuss seriously, it would have been great if their borrowings from the blues had been acknowledged in financial form without those they took from having to go to the courts.
