The Mail acknowledged "widespread public support" for the strike, and commented: "Sympathy for the miners is a good cause.
Much of the staff's time is spent answering mail, acknowledging receipt of gifts, and dealing with visitors.
You do not have to look far for the evidence – even the Daily Mail acknowledged it in 2010, citing an article in the now defunct music magazine, The Word, which calculated that more than 60% of that year's successful pop and rock acts were former public school pupils compared with just 1% 20 years ago.
When you open your email, you will receive a mail acknowledging you about your highly confidential password and user id.
So, we asked Mr. MacLeod to send an e-mail, acknowledging that the likelihood of a response was low.
Mr. Weiner in his e-mail acknowledged that "a few" of the early viewers had pointed out that a band plays the song in an episode that takes place six months earlier.
He is now is pursuing a doctorate in economics at the University of Chicago.At the time of deal, Mr Tourre acknowledged, he was "more pessimistic than optimistic" about the mortgage market, and in one e-mail acknowledged liking the website www.mortgageimplode.com.
(Pope, in an e-mail, acknowledged delivering such a list to Morgan, but said that Morgan had asked for it, adding, "If Morgan is stating that I engaged in 'pay to play,' asking for a favor from him in exchange for past or future contributions, that is defamatory").
If you e-file, you'll receive an e-mail acknowledging that your return has been accepted for filing.
KBR's Senior Contracts Manager for LOGCAP III, Mary L. Wade, in an August 30, 2004 e-mail, acknowledged that "[i]f subs are using their own PSD [Personal Security Details] then the cost could be considered unallowable by both the client [the Army] and DCAA [the Defense Contract Audit Agency] as the government has the responsibility to provide force protection".
But even the Postal Service acknowledges that some mail is gone for good.
