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Voodoo is one of the official religions of Haiti, and its designation in 2003 merely granted official acknowledgment to a longstanding reality.

But he said the possibility of indictment after Mr. Clinton left office was an "acknowledgment of reality" because the Constitution does not grant a former President immunity from criminal prosecution for acts while in office.

Despite the dismissal, the Court of Appeal has granted Unison permission to appeal the decision.

We can never take for granted how our simple acknowledgment of others with presence can impact their day.

To the extent that a skill is perceived by others as the proper province of one gender, others may grant or withhold acknowledgment of an agent's expertise.

The acknowledgments pages of books are an efficiency expert's nightmare; authors routinely thank editors and publishers for granting an extra year to complete a manuscript, for taking late-night phone calls, for the loan of a summer house.

Governor Cuomo referred to an acknowledgment by the White House that it had raised the idea with the New York State Republican chairman of making a campaign issue of clemency the Governor granted to a a convicted murderer.

"It will be a unison situation".

A Unison spokeswoman said she was "disappointed" at the decision.

Damage dealt to the opponent fills a "Unison Gauge".

The grant is part acknowledgment, part encouragement -- acknowledgment that the Tribune, against all apparent odds, has hit on a sustainable model for funding important accountability journalism on large scale and an ongoing basis; encouragement of other would-be news innovators to learn everything they can from the experiment and reproduce its results in their own communities.