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The depiction by Hannah Fearn of the Local Government Association LGAas an an ineffective organisation is not a representation that I – or many of our members – recognise.

"Most of our clients recognise that this will not be business as usual for probably many years to come," said William McGlone, a Washington lawyer who specialises in sanctions.

It's time to place the creative team at the centre of our thinking: recognise them by the work they do; help them build employment opportunity, collaboration and cross-fertilisation.

'Most of our tortoises recognise us by sight now,' Ryan says, tickling one of the animals affectionately on its hind leg.

Thousands of years ago, Hindu sages said we must preserve the environment and the ecological balance of our planet, recognising our own survival depended upon it.

It states: "The successful candidate will lead a global team of specialist sports correspondents and editors and work with our wider bureau network to guarantee the scope and quality of our internationally recognised sports news-gathering team.

The jolt of Brexit had energised politics; half the country was distraught and desperate for effective opposition; and people at every level of our party recognised a responsibility to bring Jeremy Corbyn's experimental retro-70s leadership to a swift end.

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High media coverage of breast cancer in comparison with other most common cancers (Konfortion et al, 2014) could explain why over 90% of our participants recognised an unexplained lump as a possible symptom.

It's the secret of our success; we recognise patterns.