Places offering proper British food of outstanding quality, whether unadorned (St John) or posh (Rhodes 24) are duly recognised with a single star.
Mariella was able to squeeze Matthew Kneale's English Passengers on to the list, and Caroline's advocacy for Kazuo Ishiguro's When We Were Orphans was duly recognised.
Mr Kulov, who briefly took charge of security before resigning on March 30th, threatened to arrest old parliamentarians who demurred.Mr Kulov got his way; Mr Bakiev and the new parliament duly recognised each other.
Since 1978 she has published 12 more; they have stayed in print, their ex-cellence duly recognised, winning her the Hans Christian Andersen Medal (1978), a National Book Award (1980), Newbery Honors (1984), the Empire State Medal (1994).
All three contribute to the disability burden of migraine, and all three contributions should be duly recognised.
It is high time for journalists to be duly recognised and respected for the important mission they chose as a career.
Within the same year as Mac Lochlainn's demise, Ua Conchobair and his allies expulsed Mac Murchada from not only Dublin, but Ireland altogether; and Ua Conchobair himself was duly recognised as High King of Ireland.
Therefore, duly recognising the value of well-designed prospective randomised studies, it seems reasonable to study outcomes retrospectively in non-selected populations.
To date, however, there has been little investigation of GP perception and experience of referral into the child care pathway system once a mental health or behavioural problem in a child or adolescent has been duly recognised.
This tactic worked so effectively, he was instantly recognised (and a craven apology was duly offered).
