Mr. Franks, whose Congressional district re-elected him even though Democrats outnumbered Republicans there, no doubt recognizes this handicap, said David P. Rebovich, a political science professor at Rider University.
As a respected pragmatist, Director Panetta no doubt recognizes the opportunity Blair's departure has created.
It seemed to be a shrewd move by Ryan, who no doubt recognized that Edwards's emotions would be running hot.
Not quite parody but possibly ironic and probably postmodern -- what these jokes are, as the former English majors out there will no doubt recognize, is meta.
In Degas's scenes of dancers at the barre, adjusting their tutus, stretching their legs and "floating above the stage," young dancers will no doubt recognize themselves, and come away with a deeper sense of ballet's long tradition.
But here is something else that Belichick no doubt recognized as he contemplated reaching out to Tebow: The phenomenon and the much-discussed pressure from his pious supporters was not what it was cracked up to be.
David Stern, the N.B.A. commissioner who witnessed this vintage Nadal performance from a courtside seat, no doubt recognized that special brand of athlete he profited from so much during the Michael Jordan years.
But she no doubt recognized echoes of her own youth in Communist East Germany, where a culture of keeping silent and a long reign of mediocrity led inexorably to its decline.
Then there was the point where I thought, 'O.K., that's too much.' " Ms. Mol's older brother, Jim Mol, now a filmmaker living in Manhattan, would no doubt recognize his baby sister's frightened gaze.
It depicts the head and the upper torso of an unidentified woman with one hand draped back over her head in a classic pose; those with some training in art history will no doubt recognize the pose from Michelangelo's sculpture "Dying Slave" (1513-16).
Longtime listeners no doubt recognize all the trends after fast forwarding through their 10,000th Casper mattress read.
