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Even Google itself has recognised the value of Android over its own Chrome OS for example, by releasing a Pixel based tablet on the mobile OS.
The group has recognised the value it gets from doing this, both from the employee's perspective - in improving staff engagement and morale, and by being an employer staff can feel good about - and from the perspective of clients, who are increasingly monitoring and checking their suppliers.
Scientists have recognised the value of protecting forests in tackling climate change.
He had recognised the value of my research and had offered to put me in touch with a prestigious editor.
The Telegraph reports: There are some signs that the men have recognised the value, tactically and financially, of sticking together: they have apparently reached an agreement to share the profits made from recounting their ordeal.
"I'm very lucky in that librarians in both the UK and US have recognised the value of This Book Is Gay and diverse titles like it," he said.
"In our modern Industrial Strategy, we have recognised the value AI can add to our economy, creating the high skilled jobs of the future and boosting our productivity in every part of the UK.
Modi, who has recognised the brand value of new-age gurus, has associated closely with a string of holy men, including Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, whose "Art of Living" event in Delhi last month drew millions of followers.
Khan has recognised the problem.
Governments, businesses and individual actors have recognised the economic value in meeting the demand for services and products in a resource-constrained world.
It is great that David Cameron and his team have recognised the strategic value of the technology industry to UK. Lets hope they can also recognise exactly what kind of commitment will be needed to fulfil their ambition.
