Megan: I have to say, Miss Fame's ongoing inability to recognize a double entendre makes me wonder just who she hangs out with on her own time.
Though Larkin always thought that Amis was the enviable one, for girls and fame, Amis was quick to recognize that his friend, soon exiled for life to the university library in Hull, had the greater talent.
One of the dominant trends in recent scholarship on Pythagoras, however, is to recognize that his fame grew exponentially with the passage of time and that the early evidence, down to the time of Plato and Aristotle, when examined carefully, reveals that Pythagoras was indeed famous but not as a typical Presocratic cosmologist nor as a mathematician/ scientist (Huffman 1999, 66 75).
Dancers came to recognize Juba as the best, and his fame soared.
Yet the failure of the Hall of Fame to recognize the enormous contribution Marvin Miller made to our great game cannot detract from the facts.
National monuments managed by the Park Service have been created in the past few years to recognize more minority figures in American history, like Cesar Chavez, the farm labor organizer, and Harriet Tubman of Underground Railroad fame.
"If the N.E.A. opera award is going to have credibility," he added, "it has to recognize artists that work at the highest reaches of the art and to create, as it were, a hall of fame of American opera artists.
Clinton appears to recognize this.
To recognize a Palestinian state?
There's nobody to recognize.
Others are harder to recognize.
