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Cotswolds-based Sheepskinlife, set up by businesswoman Claire Shaw, lets only 21 properties and plans to close its books at around 50 – Shaw recognises that it is more important to discriminate than populate a portfolio.

The lab will provide feedback to consumer-product suppliers, he adds.NVIDIA already recognises that it is not just gamers who are interested in its products.

As the Commission pointed out in its reply to Written Question P-004562/2018, the EU recognises that it is legitimate to protect animals during transport to the extent possible.

Everyone recognises that it is the poor relation of physical illness.

Yet he ungrudgingly recognises that it is entirely fitting that Verdi should be celebrated from an international centre.

However, it fully recognises that it is not what level of mental ability someone has but what they do with it that is the real achievement in life.

She isn't too keen on Murdoch's idea of substituting a "glamorous fashionista" for the current image, but recognises that "it's going to take a long time for certain parts of the media to realise that women do things, say things, think things, and they're not just there to be looked at.

Then, after a frantic campaign of phone calls landed them a few gigs in York, an A&R stampede saw the band sign to Vertigo/Universal, home of the Killers and Kanye West, which Craig says recognises that "it's not where you're from, it's the quality of your songs".

The UN official says that Amlo came to power in the midst of a "human rights crisis" characterised by "dramatic violence" and recognises that "it will not be easy to resolve all these difficult issues".

But she also recognises that it was the start of "a strange and interesting career".

"Julie Bishop recognises that it's in Australia's national interest to support Kevin Rudd".