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Indeed, it was Mr. Mohammed who recognized that it would be much more difficult to stage large-scale attacks while the network's leaders and lieutenants were scattered.

Abrams, understandably, wasn't interested at first — he recognized that it would be a challenge to come up with enough ideas to drive a series that, since it's set on an island, literally couldn't go anywhere.

Early reviewers recognized that it would be a struggle for modern dance to survive and flourish in competition with the more glamorous, safely European art form of classical ballet.

In postponing the execution, Mr. Clinton recognized that it would be unconscionable for the United States, whose continued embrace of the death penalty is out of step with the rest of the civilized world, to go ahead with an execution amid the swirling uncertainty about the system's fairness.

After the Supreme Court decision, I recognized that it would be, as I wrote then, "an enormous social task to bring to life the dream of Gideon v. Wainwright -- the dream of a vast, diverse country in which every man charged with crime will be capably defended... sure of the support needed to make an adequate defense".

"We recognized that it would be a large CO2 emitter and that we couldn't just ignore the greenhouse gas emissions," says Krzywosinski.

One HUD employee who was in the room for Carson's speech said there was no audible reaction to Carson's slave ship remark, although she was shocked by it and immediately recognized that it'd be a problem.

"It's been out there enough to recognize that it would be an unbelievable accomplishment," Lakers small forward Rick Fox said.

If that happens, Ms. McElroy said, "the industry recognizes that it would be difficult, if not impossible, to recover".

Nicholas D. Kristof deserves credit for recognizing that it would be a mistake to just pull out of Iraq.

By then, most Republicans recognize that it would be a flatout disaster to be focusing on the flaws of their own candidates, rather than on attacking President Obama.