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A handful of governments have even recognised women as a potential bulwark against Islamist influence.

He hadn't even recognised that the protest had come from the evening's BFI fellowship honoree, David Cronenberg.

In one individual, a known allele (Neu51) was not recognised and assigned as new, although it was present in the allele library and had even been recognised in another fish of the same set [Additional file 1: Tab 1].

Paul has even been recognised while standing at a urinal.

Researchers have even used the accelerometers to recognise walking patterns so that the PDA can decide whether to accept or divert a phone call.Staking out the territoryWith such usefulness in mind, research on sentient computing has become increasingly active in information technology (IT) laboratories in Europe and America.

Over the past few decades, regulators have become ever more reliant on credit ratings; the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) has even established "nationally recognised statistical rating organisations".

He found that, like people everywhere, they had difficulties resisting the temptation to spend what little they had, even when they recognised that it would be better to save for a goal that could make a more substantial difference to their lives.

Too many prisoners reached their release date without their immediate resettlement needs having been met or even recognised.

Whilst successive transport secretaries have failed to even recognise new lines as a solution to the rail industry's problems, it has long been clear to me that if we are going to build a greener and more competitive Britain, we need to rise to the high-speed rail challenge.

"It's important that the taxpayer is given a full and honest statement of what it is that the government has taken on, even recognising that there was no alternative to public ownership following the collapse of market confidence".

Ratheesan Yoganathan, founder and chairman of the Lebara Group says: "Migrants have distinct financial needs that are often poorly served currently, if even recognised by the mainstream industry".