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He added: "I recognise very well that there is sometimes tension between the role of a government minister and the demands of a constituency assembly member.

The pressure evidently worked, as Rinder wrote an "Apology and Announcement" on June 4, 2005 in which he told Miscavige, "I recognise very clearly how Treasonous I have been towards you and Scientology".

"I spent the first half or more of my career in the ivory tower writing technical philosophy, but I recognised very early that academic philosophy is a very narrow part of the field.

I recognise that internships are very, very competitive but if students miss out on these opportunities, then they must look at gaining work experience elsewhere".

The PCT felt that the trust was stubbornly refusing to acknowledge the poor quality of the data returned: The problems were to do with the quality of the data from the trust, and in my opinion, I recognise it's very much a one-sided opinion, we could have avoided quite a lot of the issues if there'd been an acknowledgement up front by the trust that actually the data was… you know… wasn't good.

I take that very, very seriously and I recognise some of those experiences.

"But whatever differences of emphasis and approach we might have I recognise that they were dealing with very difficult judgments in very difficult circumstances and that they were at all times acting with sincerity in seeking to move the peace process forward".

Having opposed that conflict from the very beginning, I recognise such concerns.

From my love of right angles to my stubborn, black and white views on complex issues, I recognise I can be a very difficult person to be around.

I recognise the BBC has had a very good year on screen - apart from the fiascos behind the scenes, which may continue in future years as budgets are cut.

I recognise that the guidance may be very useful in encouraging good practice.