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But while the United States helped achieve progress last year in one of Sudan's civil conflicts -- between the government and Christians in the south -- there is also criticism that American officials were slow in recognizing the depth of the problem in Darfur, in the west, where there was also a rebel movement.

You can't write about the drinking water debacle in Flint, Michigan, without first recognizing the depth of the tragedy.

But investors have been way ahead of central banks in recognizing the depths of this crisis.

Suskind's 2004 book, The Price of Loyalty: George W. Bush, the White House and the Education of Paul O'Neill, for instance, was the first truly damning expose of George W. Bush's White House, putting its author years ahead of most of his media colleagues in recognizing the depths of its dysfunction and deceit in the Bush/Cheney administration.

Officials in Beijing at the Ministry of Public Security apparently recognize the depth of public concern.

But do we really need more to recognize the depth of the problem?

There is a certain cruelty in approaching a problem but failing to recognize the depth of the problem.

"This recognizes the depth of talent and caring that helps us transcend a very personalized tragedy," he said.

It was very encouraging to hear Mr. Holder recognize the depth of the assault on a fundamental constitutional right.

James A. Amann, the State House speaker and a Democrat from Milford, agreed that state lawmakers don't fully recognize the depth of the problems.

This argument has growing appeal in Washington: Sept. 11 revealed America's vulnerability and its slowness to recognize the depth of the threat.