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First and foremost it must be recognised that there is no consolation for the Kercher family.

ECONOMISTS have long recognised that there is an association between inequality and development.

In a speech earlier this month Lord Neuberger recognised that there is a problem.

The prime minister himself has recognised that there is a problem.

Then, he recognised that there is no such thing as a pure African culture.

The communities and local government select committee recognised that there is insufficient support to help women escape homelessness.

"It has long been recognised that there is a glass ceiling in British society that prevents children with potential progressing to the top.

Chekhov wrote to a friend that, "It was time writers, especially those who are artists, recognised that there is no making out anything in this world".

But the studio has recognised that there is no money-spinning shortcut to creating interactive movies, or to telling sophisticated stories through gameplay.

The big difference is that now it is widely recognised that there is a problem with science and its treatment of women.

While several stem cell populations have been identified in the epidermis with distinct locations and functions, it is now recognised that there is additional heterogeneity within the mesenchymal cells of the dermis.