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Bordeaux, for example, recognizes that adjoining territories can have differing characteristics and so distinguishes Pauillac from St-Estèphe, and St-Julien.

Senator Lindsey Graham, for example, recognizes that Tsarnaev couldn't reasonably be tried by a military tribunal, but says the administration should deem him an enemy combatant nonetheless, for intelligence-gathering purposes.

As the Court observes, Hoffa v. United States, 385 U.S., at 302, 87 S.Ct., at 413, for example, recognizes that the Constitution affords no protection to "a wrongdoer's misplaced belief that a person to whom he voluntarily confides his wrongdoing will not reveal it," even if that person is an undisclosed informer.

Feed the Future, for example, recognizes that 70% of the small hold farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa and other areas of the world are women.

The European Union's Biodiversity Action Plan for Agriculture, for example, recognizes that traditional nonintensive agriculture, as it was practiced for centuries until only a few decades ago, maintained an enormous species variety in wild and domestic flora and fauna (33 ).

It does this by, for example, recognizing that the user is waiting at a bus stop and delivering bus timetables.

Using statistical pattern-matching, Watson, for example, recognized that the phrase "holy city" was more likely to be St.

Funding agencies will need to exercise flexibility by, for example, recognizing that large-scale data-generation projects need not necessarily lead to traditional publications, and that certain projects may need to release only some of their generated data before publication.

A policy that made little sense in the cold war makes still less in today's age of globalization — when America does not hesitate to trade with and invest in other repressive countries (China, for example), recognizing that commerce is more likely than isolation to nurture positive political change.

Thankfully, companies at the opposite side of the supply chain — Starbucks, Nespresso, and Keurig Green Mountain, for example — recognize that their futures are dependent on farmers becoming more resilient to shocks and stresses, like coffee leaf rust.

Those of us living in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom (for example) recognize that a person wearing a ring on the fourth finger of the left hand is probably married.