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Despite now being recognised up and down the country as the dreadlocked potter from TV, Wilcock, 23, doesn't have a television.

The Residential Landlords Association grumbles that members will need to learn to recognise up to 404 different European identity documents.The same may prove true of doctors.

Voted for by the public, the award seeks to recognise up and coming young actors who have won acclaim for their roles in the past year.

But what most people don't realise is that the fingerprint scanner on most smartphones and tablets can recognise up to five fingers.

Commonwealth Games Minister Shona Robison said the call for nominees for baton-bearers "gives everyone in Scotland a chance to recognise up to 4,000 individuals who have made an exceptional contribution to their local community, in particular through sport or their work with young people".

Contemporary authorities recognise up to seven varieties: var.

Some authorities further split the group, recognising up to five species, and further research needs to be done to clarify the position.

Some cameras can recognise up to ten faces in a scene and set an average focus, or select just one face from a group and focus on that.To prevent the camera from locking on to faces in the background, the algorithms used in today's digicams tend to ignore features smaller than 10% of the viewfinder's height.

Russia and China recognised this, up to a point, when they agreed this week to consider arming Libyan leaders fighting Isis in their country.

"The department has recognised that up to one in five of these letters is based on a false conclusion.

It is now well recognised that up to 70% of individuals with mental health disorders do not seek help.