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Consequently she has not received due recognition for her sensitive documentation of Pollock's spontaneous but controlled approach.
His prose (e.g., Janne Kubik: ett träsnitt i ord [1932; "Janne Kubik: A Woodcut in Words"]) only later received due recognition.
As in sport, Marley's success was built on the creative genius of several artists, many of whom have never received due recognition.
And last, but not least, Paul Thomas Anderson's acclaimed The Master was passed over for best drama and best director, even if its three principal performers – Joaquin Phoenix, Philip Seymour Hoffman and Amy Adams – received due recognition.
Over those 16 years Langley has overseen a healthy pipeline of players and is quick to acknowledge that the invaluable work of his network of scouts – most of whom are part-time – does not receive due recognition.
Established by the late Australian author Patrick White, who set up a trust with the winnings of his 1973 Nobel prize for literature, this annual honour is bestowed on a writer of novels, short stories, poetry or plays who may not have received due recognition for his or her work.
A novel set deep in the world of professional boxing, by a sportswriter and former Golden Gloves fighter; in it, a heavyweight sparring partner, Amos (Scrap Iron) Fletcher, is betrayed in Las Vegas, crosses the continent to recuperate and returns, musing throughout on Sonny Liston, a fighter some fans consider a supremely gifted all-time great who has never received due recognition.
"In the end," Bailey wrote, "conservation must deal with the separate or the individual man; that is, with the person".38 Bailey's persistent emphasis on individual responsibility may be the greatest contribution of the Country Life movement to conservation, though it has not received due recognition.
Nor did the survivors receive due recognition for the blood sacrifice that hastened the end of apartheid in America: The church bombing, coming four months after the city of Birmingham turned fire hoses and police dogs on the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s child demonstrators in the spring of 1963, helped assure the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which abolished legal segregation.
After beating their rival Oakland Athletics in an intense six-game struggle [End Page 65] for the American League pennant, the Blue Jays, backed by an entire nation were in position to make baseball history and receive due recognition on professional baseball's biggest stage.
As ASEAN integration gathers pace (40), whether the ethnic health systems will receive due recognition and practicing privileges is yet to be known.
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The phrase "receives due recognition" functions as a predicate in a sentence, indicating that a subject is being acknowledged or appreciated in a manner that is considered appropriate or deserved. Ludwig AI confirms the usability of this phrase.
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