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In the literature on innovation system functions, knowledge development and diffusion is, quite self-evidently , acknowledged as a key function (Edquist 2005; Hekkert et al 2007; Hekkert and Negro 2009; Bergek et al 2008; Liu and White 2001).
Evidently , the BBC has acknowledged that this war isn't just fodder for a paternalistic lecture, but a still-present history that belongs to us all, and it has made a documentary to reflect that.
Evidently , failing to have acknowledged a character flaw is proving a handicap to the other candidates, including Bill Thompson, the former city comptroller who ran Mike Bloomberg a close second in the 2009 general election; the public advocate Bill de Blasio; and John Liu, the current comptroller.
Campaign Manager Matt Rhoades (who's apparently a close, personal friend of Matt Drudge, which never hurt any Republican) acknowledged Romney "learned some important lessons" from straw polls last time, and evidently has nothing left to learn.
Although it's not Schiff's purpose to present us with a feminist revision of a life plucked from antiquity, in order to "restore" Cleopatra — to see her at all — one must strip away an "encrusted myth" created by those for whom "citing her sexual prowess was evidently less discomfiting than acknowledging her intellectual gifts".
As it was, Kelly was treated like an object by criminal cops who literally beat the life out of him, robbing him of a humanity they evidently were unable to acknowledge.
In an editorial Monday, the newspaper Le Monde acknowledged that the condemnation of Israeli policies by European political leaders "has lowered the borderline, evidently, which was already uncertain for some, between anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism".
"Evidently, he got a pretty good feel for it and made a few putts," said Woods, who later acknowledged Mickelson's 66 was "a hell of a number".
"Many of those who want peace at any price evidently don't want to acknowledge that in an indirect way we owe our release from the Soviet People's Jail of the G.D.R. to nobody so much as to those weapon-crazy Americans".
They need people who will listen to what they are saying about their feelings, especially negative feelings, that they evidently seem to have difficulty acknowledging and sharing with one another behind all those struggling beards and manly tattoos.
"You are evidently a dishonest scamp, but I acknowledge the receipt of all letters," he wrote one correspondent.
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The phrase "evidently acknowledged" functions as an adverb-verb construction, where "evidently" modifies the verb "acknowledged" to emphasize the obviousness of the recognition. Given that Ludwig reports the phrase to be correct and usable, the phrase is usually found in situations where the writer wants to stress that something has been recognised in an obvious way.
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