Was there some sort of anger that I had not otherwise acknowledged?
The author is indebted to many people who were generous with their time and wisdom but who are not otherwise acknowledged in this survey.
But by speaking boldly and openly about a political reality that was not being otherwise acknowledged, rappers hit a nerve, and their music served as a call to arms for the budding protest movements.
"A First Amendment Scholar, Dogged by Free-Speech Fights" (news article, Oct. 22), about President Lee C. Bollinger of Columbia University, while otherwise acknowledging my admiration for his leadership, characterizes me as "unsure" about his leadership on free-speech issues.
Brown gives Dylan a little nod, one skate dude to another, but otherwise, neither acknowledges the fall.
The anger was palpable as some screamed at the men, who sometimes laughed and took cellphone video of the protest, but otherwise rarely acknowledged the activists.
Getting companies to sign on would have been impossible otherwise, they acknowledged, describing the code's final version as the best that could be hoped for at the time.
In these conversations and others, he is hardly evasive about his personal difficulties: between typically wide-ranging discussions of his projects and views, political and otherwise, he acknowledges his failings as a father and husband, his temper and a tendency toward violence, his periods of drug addiction and even his doubts about the value of his music.
To do otherwise, by acknowledging their profound biographical differences as positive attributes in a pivotal election, would be to betray the corporate media's obsession with faux "balance".
But recent evidence suggests otherwise, although acknowledges that increasing emigration rates can further exacerbate existing health workforce issues [ 7, 8].
