Whether or not this is actually the origin of that theory, there is no doubt in another case: Russell, who claimed in correspondence to have read Principles closely, acknowledged openly that he was convinced by Bradley's argument that the logical form of universal sentences is hypothetical (so that, e.g., 'All cows eat grass' is to be understood as saying 'If anything is a cow then it eats grass').
The correlation between going far from home for college and studying abroad in more challenging countries has not been studied closely, experts acknowledge, but more general indications of comfort level often prove determinative.
"I just thought it was a bit of an exaggeration to say the movies were based on the books by Tom Clancy -- they should have followed the books a little more closely," he acknowledged last week.
Pat McDonough, a senior vice president at Nielsen, said this week that the company was watching youth viewing behavior "very closely," and acknowledged in an interview that she had seen "a little bit" of a drop-off in youth viewership.
The home nations would then create a new constitutional arrangement, to cooperate closely and to acknowledge the historic kinship between nations.
Godwin and Anne Bremner, a Seattle lawyer and legal analyst who has been closely following the case, acknowledge Alexander did likely use Arias, based on text messages and other evidence presented at trial.
Mr Foster, who as education spokesman has worked closely with Labour, acknowledged his decision to pull out was influenced partly by a recognition he could not win.
What they have in common is a coy playfulness — a desire to goad viewers into rethinking their surroundings, to acknowledge the absurdities of closely held preconceptions.
He does acknowledge "a responsibility to work closely with the press corps and to be an advocate for them internally when I think it's appropriate.
While the Ministry of Health has said they are working closely with local medical officials, they did acknowledge some problems in a June 24 press release.
