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Fiat-Chrysler, for instance, acknowledges that it needs to boost its annual sales of 4.3m to something like 6m in the short term and to strengthen its presence in booming Asian markets.

Oxfam, for instance, acknowledges that settlements do employ a number of Palestinians, but say they still lack access to the social benefits and higher wages that employees within Israel have.

Earl Pomeroy, an incumbent Democratic congressman from North Dakota, for instance, acknowledges that "I know you're angry with Washington," but says that he travels "home to North Dakota every weekend" and adds, "my values are formed right here in Valley City where I grew up".

Eisenberger, for instance, acknowledges that certain foods can increase our inflammatory response, but she says it wouldn't be as pronounced as the effects seen in her E. coli study.

John Mackie, for instance, acknowledges that since his moral error theory "goes against assumptions ingrained in our thought and built into some of the ways in which language is used, since it conflicts with what is sometimes called common sense, it needs very solid support" (1977: 35).

Infosys, for instance, acknowledging its lack of control over employees' participation in social networks, tells employees that they may disagree but asks them not to be disagreeable.

Facebook, for instance, acknowledged that on its platform alone, posts created by Russian operatives may have been seen by as many as 126 million users.

None of the aforementioned essays, for instance, acknowledge the class privilege that allows for such "mental health breaks," whether they be extended sojourns in Bali or brief escapes from the home office.

Allison Frantz, for instance, acknowledged that holding the Romney event in her home was "a challenge because it was a really small budget" but said she found ways to be creative, like using cookies in lieu of floral centerpieces.

A report issued by a thinktank affiliated with the interior ministry, for instance, acknowledged that grievances were fuelling the appeal of Salafi jihadist groups in the north-west border region, and outlined ways to redress that.

This creates opportunities for "conversational choreography" with ideas that, for instance, acknowledge a cause as an attitude, not just a health need, that previously could not have been leveraged.