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"The government recognised the value of their burgeoning tourism industry," says Matt Fox.

Scientists have recognised the value of protecting forests in tackling climate change.

Willetts said he recognised the value that academic publishers brought to the research process.

He had recognised the value of my research and had offered to put me in touch with a prestigious editor.

Fortunately most opponents recognised the value of doing business the traditional way, none more so than McManus's most famous rival, Jackie "Mr TV" Pallo.

The great Chinese culture has given birth to many important philosophers, writers and poets who recognised the value of words and our need to set them free.

"I'm very lucky in that librarians in both the UK and US have recognised the value of This Book Is Gay and diverse titles like it," he said.

Rwanda has long recognised the value of the internet in helping to transform its agrarian, lower-income economy into one that is both knowledge-based and middle-income.

He said younger people recognised the value of charitable work: "They see it as a win-win: giving back, helping their own CVs and making an impact".

He recognised the value of careful, detailed, local studies, and had no academic snobbery at all when it came to talking to people about their ideas and memories.

With water charges at £5 per cubic metre in Cornwall and a field full of thirsty cows, the Souseks recognised the value of doing this early on.