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After all, what's more Canadian than modestly recognizing that some of our greatest artists aren't even from here?

"I'm glad that the governor is now recognizing that some of the choices he made were wrong and that we have to make restorations," Mr. Silver said.

Recognizing that some of the music it recorded was important but specialist fare unlikely to have widespread appeal, CRI became a nonprofit in 1976.

This is just one of many posh resorts, spas and conference centers around New York, Connecticut, New Jersey and Long Island that are offering special rates for leisure travelers and corporations, recognizing that some of their wealthy clients have taken a huge hit in the global economic crisis and unlimited budgets for luxury are dissipating — at least for now.

But one of the things that sets this new wave apart from what came before is that straight men like Kanye and Rocky have no problem recognizing that some of their looks might have originated in the gay community.

Recognizing that some of the instruments have ordinal responses, a rank-based ANCOVA will also be performed to assess congruency with the parametric analyses.

It included a provision recognizing that some members of the clergy were already performing blessings for gay couples in some dioceses around the country.

Recognizing that some kind of legislation was going to pass, the House libertarian caucus settled on a mediating device — a "sunset" provision.

Mr. Rivera said: "We recognize that some of the institutions, but not all of them, are in difficult financial condition.

"It's hard to support any dam, but we recognize that some of them provide society some benefit," Ms. Winters said.

Researchers recently recognized that some of alcohol's effects were similar to those experienced by children born with defects in genes that control L1 adhesion cells.