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Cheap Trick will finally be recognised!

But will the band's community management methods finally be recognised?

MPs are hopeful that the 'forgotten conscripts' will finally be recognised.

It was there, he believes, his "raw talent" would finally be recognised.

"This heritage can finally be recognised, shown off and used to combat our collective amnesia regarding the black community," Lima suggests.

While Roeg's filmic canon, from Performance and Walkabout to The Witches, will finally be recognised by a new generation of critics, the night should also represent something of a family occasion for Roeg.

The North Cornwall Lib Dem MP Dan Rogerson was keen to make a political point out of it, saying: "Today's announcement means that the Cornish will finally be recognised as one of the constituent peoples of the UK alongside the Welsh, Scottish and Irish.

President Barack Obama's announcement, they contend, is a signal that the broader but more diffuse interests of the US as a whole may finally be recognised.