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"We have to invent a system which recognises on one side the right of individual prostitutes to offer their sexual services for a fee, and on the other the battle against the [trafficking] networks at a European level," Gil told Le Point magazine.
When even Mr Dosman recognises on page 431 that an UNCTAD conference involved "a routine of merciless boredom", the reader empathises.But those minor flaws are far outweighed by the book's strengths.
"With a wig on, no one recognises me on the Metro," she said.
"No one recognises me on the street ever," she says.
Radio is showing off, but no one recognises you on the bus.
"When's the new iPhone coming out?" still remains the only question I'm asked if a viewer recognises me on the train.
It recognises victims on both sides of the conflict, but mainly seeks to compensate Republican victims after decades of neglect under the Franco dictatorship.
"Nasa recognises that on Earth and potentially in space, additive manufacturing can be game-changing for new mission opportunities, significantly reducing production time and cost by 'printing' tools, engine parts or even entire spacecraft," said Michael Gazarik, Nasa's associate administrator for space technology.
MBL recognises carbohydrates on both foreign organisms and damaged cells and cellular debris and then initiates their removal and local inflammatory responses.
Further characterisation showed that EBF/Olf-1 recognises variations on the palindromic sequence TTCCCNNGGGAAT and binds DNA as a homodimer [ 1, 3, 33].
Standardised packaging recognises that appealing on-pack imagery attracts new smokers and reinforces existing smokers' behaviour, and transforms packs from sophisticated marketing media into strikingly unappealing accessories.
