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"People feel proud to be part of a process that not only gives jobs and skills but also recognises their cultural place within the society".

And he briefly resurrects old enmities, pointing out "an early example of...the Times's ability to be wrong on every major issue".Sir John knows his cricket history but also recognises his need for some expert assistance.

I have been trying to paint a picture of higher education that acknowledges where we are at the moment, but also recognises that the knowledge economy is the economy that we are trying to grow.

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Robert Hanks in the Daily Telegraph was intrigued by "the spectacle of a gifted contemporary novelist wrestling with the legacy of a writer who evidently means an enormous amount to him... Coe loves Johnson for his dedication to writing, but also recognises that his insistence that art must be grounded in a theory led him up a cul-de-sac".

She says she is a supporter of modernisation - and says it will bring gains - but also recognises "we're losing our culture bit by bit".

Herbert's spokesman, Marty Carpenter, said on Friday that the governor wants as much information as he can when making a decision, but he also recognises that people who write are passionate about the issue but may not represent the full picture of public opinion.

But it also recognises that the subject is controversial.

But it also recognises that not everyone can quit.

But she also recognises that it was the start of "a strange and interesting career".

But he also recognises that many of the Bush-era policies were clumsy as well as questionable.