These criteria recognise essentially the same lesions.
White Teeth Zadie Smith Hamish Hamilton, £12.99, pp462 It is more than 300 years since Daniel Defoe, in his poem 'The True-born Englishman' first recognised the essentially heterogeneous condition of the nation.
If each person is morally obliged to recognise in practice what is known for what it is known to be, every other human being will be recognised as essentially on a par with the knowing person, and will have to be acknowledged as such.
While disc-shaped objects have been spotted in the sky throughout history, the flying saucer as commonly recognised can essentially be dated back to 24 June 1947, when pilot Kenneth Arnold reported that he had passed nine shiny unidentified flying objects in the skies around Mount Ranier, Washington State.
The quicker we realise that in order to solve the present crisis - which some predict is the initial phase of the much talked-about clash of civilisations - by recognising its essentially political nature and by solving the political issues that we have been party to creating, both at home and overseas, for far too long, the better-off we will all be.
This essentially recognised that the arts are part of the creative industries – film, television drama and computer games already receive the same concession.
There are plenty more hospitable venues elsewhere.It must be recognised that ours is essentially a private-sector failure.
For essentially all recognised prognostic factors, the plot lies between these two extremes.
Investors have once again, the argument goes, recognised that Europe is an essentially strong story: unlike thoroughly restructured American business, lots of juicy re-engineering remains to be done in Europe, and the arrival in the new year of the euro will only hasten its progress.All, perhaps, true.
But in the summer of 1918, MI6 recruited him in Stockholm, essentially because British intelligence recognised that there was no one who knew the leaders of the revolution better.
