When reading works of fiction, I find it's always nice to come across a cultural reference that I recognise, such as a particular place, film, or in this case, poem, even if it is a struggle to figure out why the author has chosen to include it in their novels!
Researchers have recently made strides in teaching machines to recognise such sarcasm, as well as double meanings or cultural references.
Importantly, it is just as wrongheaded to develop policies that fail to recognise such differences as it is to believe that tests measure them.
The FTI hopes that any changes would recognise such cases as Andrew Symeou and Edmond Arapi, which have been highlighted in the Guardian, who have either spent years awaiting trial abroad or faced extradition for an offence they could not possibly have committed.
It may be that Gardiner, who imagines Bach constructing a graduated stairway that ascends from earth to heaven, doesn't recognise such a thing as non-sacred music.
The law doesn't recognise such a distinction as valid (in theory, although the police of The Wire do seem to in practice).
For newly recognised phenomena such as neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs), we know almost nothing of the effect of diabetes, although preliminary evidence is that they may be important.
Established in 1823, the Oxford Union has hosted a number of internationally recognised figures, such as Stephen Fry, Morgan Freeman, Senator John McCain and more.
