But the South will play a more important role in the coming general election than is currently recognised.
A total of 330 reports were suspected reactions not currently recognised, such as palpitations, blurred vision, chest pain and flu-like illness.
Both said they were surprised at the number of genetically distinct species, because the currently recognised nine subspecies are relatively similar-looking.
Analysis of DNA evidence from all of the currently recognised nine sub-species found that there is not just one species of giraffe but enough genetic differences to recognise four distinct species.
Any state recognised by the Italian government is eligible to host a pavilion – hence the appearance of the five-year-old republic of Kosovo, currently recognised by 22 out of 27 EU member states.
In 30 odd years of working life I have certainly gained knowledge to degree level in a number of areas, but none of them are currently recognised academic subjects, unfortunately.
Previously Mitchell has spoken openly about struggling with the symptoms of what she believes to be Morgellons disease, a little-known illness not currently recognised by America's Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Others expressed concerns that under the ever-unpredictable leadership of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Ankara could also pursue the path of further partition by pushing for international recognition of the rump state currently recognised solely by Turkey.
Together, these periglacial landforms document evidence of climate change much younger than is currently recognised by crater counts, with important implications for age constraints on young surfaces and absolute age determinations by this method.
Biofilms are currently recognised as the predominant bacterial life-style and it has been suggested that biofilm development is influenced by a number of different processes such as adhesion, detachment, mass transport, quorum sensing, cell death and active dispersal.
Three named species of Armillaria are currently recognised as occurring in New Zealand: Armillaria novae-zelandiae (G. Stev).
