Sexual love and the everyday love of parents for very small children share more than is often acknowledged: extreme tenderness, playfulness, focus.
Their paramount pretence has prevailed in more contexts than often acknowledged.
Slavery (or servitude – the category is wider or more diverse than often acknowledged) does not extinguish the laws of humanity or erase all traces of humans' original equality, even though it is possible for them to bargain away (permanently) their freedom to command themselves.
It is noteworthy that very few primary and secondary standard samples were dispersed among samples of the other type (Figures 2 and 3), suggesting also that patient-reported number of days of dengue symptoms, although a subjective measure, is considerably more accurate than often acknowledged.
But more often, he acknowledged, the office has come down on the side of keeping the process held to an "exclusive club" at the N.S.A., the F.B.I. and the Justice Department, with help from the Central Intelligence Agency on foreign issues.
The complications of this cough can be more severe than is often acknowledged.
Even that most ideological of prime ministers, Margaret Thatcher, was far more pragmatic than is often acknowledged.
Although the Vietnam war was more complex than is often acknowledged (the tensions between North and South, for example, long predated the war), the Americans essentially inherited France's colonial conflict.
Yet, on some issues such as labor standards and adjustment assistance, there has been more consensus than is often acknowledged.
Building on our own paper in 2003 [ 8], as editors of HARPS we have been pushing the case for increasing recognition that health research does impact on policy more frequently than is often acknowledged [ 25].
