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We are delighted the government has now recognised that fact".

And crucially, the government has now recognised that there is a link between the failure of the nuclear weapons states to meet their disarmament obligations, under the nuclear non-proliferation treaty, and an increased likelihood of nuclear proliferation.

"I'm delighted that the council has now recognised this and suspended these bays to give them a fighting chance".

Some 69 countries have now recognised it.

There is still a minority of curators and critics who believe that the art should stand alone and speak for itself, but most now recognise that museums have a duty to inform, as our national treasures belong to all of us.

The other parties now recognise that instinct for power after the election drubbing she has dealt them.

The law must now recognise that mercy.

It has now been recognised that a primary bottleneck to achieving the MDGs in low-income countries is health systems that are too fragile and fragmented to deliver the volume and quality of services to those in need [ 3, 4].

It has now been recognised that disturbance of the biosphere, an addiction to progress, the accumulated effects of human action, have led directly to global warming; but there has been – understandably – far greater reluctance to recognise the role of an unalterable human nature in the achievement of this melancholy state.

Ultimately the articular cartilage degenerates with fibrillation, fissures, ulceration, and full thickness loss of the joint surface.' It has now been recognised that the equine OA disease process can start with disease in synovial membrane, fibrous joint capsule, subchondral bone and ligaments as well as articular cartilage or be a combination of the above.

Over this time the support for collaborative and IP practice has grown, and it is now recognised that collaborative practice in healthcare strengthens health systems and improves outcomes.