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Like many emerging artists, however, counterfeiters often have a huge ego and an unquenchable desire for recognition, according to police investigators.

Last year, Halliburton further loosened its policies on revenue recognition, according to its annual report for 2001, which was filed in March.

Those disparities feed into the databases, and Arizona has no law restricting police use of facial recognition, according to the ACLU.

Northern Ireland's transformation deserves greater recognition, according to Michael O'Neill, but the magnitude of their achievements is not lost on their public.

Dr. Scott is expected to strive to achieve the same successes he experienced at Ramapo, which recently completed its Middle States review, or accreditation, "with wonderful recognition," according to Dr. Scott.

Fame has a momentum all of its own, but that does not explain the enduring recognition accorded to Jacob Bronowski.

Too little, and people die.The most significant bit of the convention is the recognition accorded to climate-change migrants.

He had initially planned to stay in the United States for only a year, but decided to extend his stay by a year, having enjoyed the high frequency of racing and the recognition accorded to university athletes in the United States.

Moreover, the low status and recognition accorded to midwives have discouraged people who want to pursue that profession.

Yet, in the decades that followed, Gerstl never achieved the degree of international name-recognition accorded to his contemporaries Oskar Kokoschka and Egon Schiele, not to mention the somewhat older Gustav Klimt.