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To the authors' knowledge, only one simulated call was recognised.

A co-ordinating body of European scrutiny committees called COSAC was recognised and given an office in Brussels.

There were many close calls – Rose was recognised once in a bookshop – and she had to admit the truth to her cousin, who lived in the UK, after he stumbled on Bree's Myspace page, swearing him to secrecy.

To address these issues, we need to assess why physical activity promotion has been 'all talk,' even though a clear call to action was recognised almost three decades ago.

Unlike its counterpart in Johor, the Ngee Heng Kongsi (also called "Ghi Hin Kongsi" in Hokkien) was recognised as an illegal society in Singapore and its activities were actively suppressed by the colonial government.

I was recognised yesterday.

Its hereditary character was recognised in 1965.

To reduce the likelihood that a given simulated call might be recognised, dummy patient records were generated for each vignette and given to practice managers to upload onto practice databases prior to the initial simulated call being made.

For years, key players in the race industry, including those who are Asian Hindu, undermined Muslim calls to be recognised as a faith group rather than the now increasingly irrelevant blanket term 'British Asian'.

Long shifts and on-call working is recognised as a risk to patients and operational safety.

As the Doctor arrived late, Churchill turned to the scientific advances of Professor Edwin Bracewell, including robotic devices called "Ironsides", which are recognised immediately by the Doctor as his arch-enemies the Daleks.