This, as far as I can tell, was the first major public point of acknowledgment that Tide Pod eating is a thought in many people's minds.
The point of this acknowledgment is not just symbolism.
He jogs to the middle of the room and points with a nod of acknowledgment to a woman in the audience, and then to an empty seat.
The touchdown celebrated by pointing skyward in acknowledgment of a higher power, the victory that isn't really complete until franked by a breathless, on-camera explanation of the unseen part played by Jesus in the triumph.
More to the point, Japanese acknowledgment of the Koreans' nuclear suffering has always been spare, even in Hiroshima.
From the present point of view, the acknowledgment of the impact of interactions in significant relationships on chronicity seems to be necessary to understand processes of rehabilitation and sickness.
Absent in all the psychologizing, navel-gazing and finger-pointing is an acknowledgment of the role played by one of the basest of human traits.
(As Judt points out, French acknowledgment of the truth about the Occupation was facilitated by the departure from office, in 1995, of President François Mitterrand. Mitterrand had been a civil servant in the Vichy regime).
(As Judt points out, French acknowledgment of the truth about the Occupation was facilitated by the departure from office, in 1995, of President François Mitterrand. Mitterrand had been a civil servant in the Vichy regime). Judt thinks that this bout of what he calls "compensatory surplus memory" has finally made it possible for Europe to move on.
She received a note of acknowledgment.
Bows of acknowledgment were performed and formal speeches were made.
