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Recognition is growing that Europe's debt crisis is now perhaps the largest shadow hanging over the global economy.
But with India's growing economic importance, wariness of the shadow of colonization is waning and a recognition is growing that the country's art heritage should be reinvigorated.
Recognition is growing that poor air quality is a regional issue that afflicts other cities in north India to an even worse degree than Delhi; and that the capital's pollution is exacerbated by unlucky geography.
But fortunately, the recognition is growing that, while computers can provide us with enormous extensions of our storage and processing capacity, they must and will remain only inputs to human brains, where the ultimate evaluation and deliberation must continue to take place.
Cuba previously saw people attempting to leave the country as traitors or enemies of the revolution, says our correspondent, but official recognition is growing that many Cubans want to leave for economic reasons and that the country can benefit from the cash and knowledge they bring back with them.
Recognition is growing that the biomedical paradigm of the last century is inadequate today and may hamper effective nurse-patient communication [ 2].
Recognition was growing that the extraordinary pressures of industrial capitalism required an updating of the social contract.
In Europe Deutsche Bank revealed a fourth-quarter loss of €4.8 billion ($6.3 billion) on January 14th, thanks in part to misplaced trading bets.Recognition is growing that bad assets must somehow be purged from banks' balance-sheets before they will freely make new loans.
As the theory of disruptive innovation celebrates its 20th birthday it was first articulated in a 1995 HBR article recognition is growing that it has been co-opted as a trendy buzzword and applied to businesses that aren't truly disruptive.
In recent years, recognition has been growing that older patients need a better ER environment and specialized care than the rest of the population.
For over a decade, recognition has been growing that farmers, governments, nongovernmental organizations and the businesses that make up the cocoa supply chain need to unite to improve production instead of operating as separate entities.
