He literally is" to emphasise just how much they have acknowledged your traditional use of language.
And with the future uncertain and memories of persecution fresh, almost no one is yet sure how to give the guns up, even as they acknowledge that much of their former ruler's arsenal would be better not loose.
Nor do they acknowledge how much risk those same politicians have already taken on (with the first stimulus, the health care bill, and much else besides) in the name of theoretical propositions, while reaping little for their efforts save an ever-grimmer fiscal picture.
When the bet is over, they acknowledge how much they will miss each other when Travis leaves for college.
American officials said that the number was much too high, though they acknowledged that at least several dozen civilians had been killed inadvertently in strikes aimed at militant suspects.
The Yankees were fortunate to win Wednesday, and they acknowledged as much afterward.
Nor have they acknowledged how much of the philanthropy went to consultants who came from the inner circle of the education-reform movement.
Johnson saw that were he to become Democratic Leader, Humphrey, if he came to like him and trust him, would be the bridge he needed to the Northern liberals, since they acknowledged the Minnesotan (as much as they acknowledged any man) as their own leader.
They say they have sought to release information about confirmed anthrax cases as quickly as possible, even when that means acknowledging how much they still do not know.
Hell "resented the way they failed to acknowledge how much they'd gotten from New York and me.
