"They are going to recognise it with some kind of event".
Right from the opening sequence it's established that John, an art restorer, possesses the gift of clairvoyance – but, as shown time and again, he fails to act on or even recognise it – with tragic consequences.
America and 22 of 27 European Union members have recognised it, along with 26 other states.
The foreign secretary insisted he disagreed with rebel demands for a leadership contest, but he said the government, from the prime minister down, was aware of the "scale of the problem" it faced in winning over its critics and recognised it was dealing with "very, very challenging times".
I recognised it and addressed it with my boss".
Awareness of a label was defined as the proportion of participants who freely recalled the warning label, plus the proportion who of participants who did not freely recall the label, but recognised it after being presented with an image of the label.
I recognised it from photographs: black marble, with the poem "Late Fragment" carved on it.
In 1997, it seemed as if the British book industry might finally have recognised it was out of step with the multicultural society that surrounded it.
And then they like burgers that are sweet and juicy, spaghetti that is saccharine and topped with hot dogs (no Italian would recognise it), beef with honey and rice, and, for dessert, variations on the mango theme.
Or perhaps they fail to recognise it diminishes with use and across the day (consider how much more likely you are to eat sweets in the afternoon).
