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By 1997, the poor performance of London's schools had been recognised for some time and had been well documented in the press.

The report's author Stephen Moss, a naturalist and writer, said that the problem had been recognised for some time but action was proving slow to follow.

Her writing career started slowly, with a few short stories published in the low-paying science-fiction magazines of the time, but once she had been recognised for her Pern stories, a course was set.

Dr Nick Phillipson at the University of Edinburgh points out that the "what on earth do we do about Edinburgh?" question had been recognised for generations, but by the 1750s it had become desperate.

The latter idea was proposed by 15-year-old Jeremiah, a former winner at Radio 1's Teen Awards, who had been recognised for his community work in South London.

Rabies, a disease that had been recognised for over 4000 years, was rife in Europe, and continued to be so until the development of a vaccine by Louis Pasteur in 1886.

"I think I have been recognised for what I have done over the past three years," he adds.

Ronaldo appears to have been recognised for an incredible year on a personal front.

Celina Dunlop, The Economist's picture editor, has been recognised for her radio work.

The problem with the "atheist" moniker has been recognised for decades.

This point, as applied to individual regions, has been recognised for a very long time.