The award is a recognition of both the power of Kolbert's writing and the urgency of her subject.
A second group of religions exhibits a recognition of both elements of religion, but gives them unequal value.
The popular recognition of both drugs is linked closely to their respective colors: "the little blue pill" and "the purple pill".
But there is a through line, which is Patchett's commitment to craft and her recognition of both the vicissitudes and the joys of the writing life.
Many of the participants in the discussion argued that a greater recognition of both the demands on carers and the value of what they do would make a difference to carers, many of whom have gone unrecognised for too long.
This clear and unambiguous statement is a mature recognition of both the environmental and legal reality: if we weaken security, even for the ostensibly "good" guys, we leave communications wide open for the bad guys, too.
The Justice Department decision to create a special task force to determine whether to bring criminal charges against Enron or its officers appears to be a recognition of both the complexity and the importance of this case.
Tonight's was the most conciliatory of their encounters, reflecting the recognition of both that, with Mr. Bradley's failure to win a single primary contest so far, the race was likely to end soon.
In her intelligence, in her gimlet-eyed recognition of both the limits and the possibilities of government, she's a particular kind of inspirational figure, a pragmatist and a Democratic moderate.
Denigrating Jews and Israel through vile words and deeds does not further the Palestinian cause or get any closer to ending the conflict, which will require genuine compromise and recognition of both sides' legitimacy.
This concept of the simultaneous recognition of both self and foreign molecules formed the basis for a new understanding of the general mechanisms used by the immune system at the cellular level.
