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He needed to see it only once, he said, to recognize that there was nothing he could have done differently.
It restated its annual financial results to recognize that there was substantial doubt it could stay in business.
I grasped just enough of it to recognize that there was a great deal more to those pages than what I could immediately understand.
Mr. Bush and his advisers were quick to recognize that there was more than a public-relations problem or an irritating lack of candor.
"Colleagues in Washington at various levels did not recognize that there was the problem of sanctuary and that this was important," Mr. Khalilzad said.
The Court placed too much faith in trial judges and underestimated prosecutors' motivation to circumvent the rule, possibly because it refused to recognize that there was any rational reason to strike jurors based on race.
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And so we certainly recognize that there are still threats.
We recognize that there is not one single, simple answer.
People recognize that there's plenty of need".
"They recognize that there's a national interest".
"We recognize that there are experiences there that are different from other places.
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