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For a start, NatWest has recognised how keen investors are to get rid of bank shares, especially its own.

While she says it is positive that the government has recognised how, "proportionate, efficient regulation is vital to maintain public trust and confidence in the sector", she says that tax bureaucracy needs more attention.

On the other hand, film-makers as early as Eisenstein (writing on Dickens) have recognised how literature long prefigured cinematic conventions.

She must have recognised how this image of her son on his way to jail, his face hidden by shades, would displace every other memory of him.

Photos featuring human faces are 38 per cent more likely to get 'likes', compared to those with none, and the creators behind such tools have recognised how sharing photos is becoming a successful and more profitable industry.

Anyone who followed the Louise Woodward "killer nanny" trial in the late 90s will have recognised how national media organisations tend to back their own citizens when on trial abroad – especially when they are young women.

Butcher cites a reliable source, and says the deal would be a good fit for News Corp, which would have recognised how LinkedIn has a powerful userbase that is increasingly being used for recruitment - a trend that is increasingly impacting newspaper ad revenues.

"It's great that they've recognised how much work that I've gone through," she told BBC Radio Jersey.

They've recognised how accepting and liberating gay clubs can be – it's a form of freedom that I've come to really appreciate".

When it was first published the literary genre of utopian fantasy was in its infancy, and critics have recognised how Godwin used a utopian setting to criticise the institutions of his time: the Moon was "the ideal perspective from which to view the earth" and its "moral attitudes and social institutions," according to Maurice Bennett.

"The fact that we have received the highest amount for any local authority outside London shows how the government has recognised Bristol's acute need for more school place funding," said Liberal Democrat council leader Barbara Janke, also a teacher.