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Even conservative scholars acknowledge that American judges have long cited decisions by foreign courts in their rulings.

But even if they worry that some of the state laws may be unconstitutional, legal scholars acknowledge that they have broad public support.

The stare decisis doctrine helps ensure that courts are evenhanded, predictable and consistent, but legal scholars acknowledge that respect for precedent must not be absolute.

Scholars acknowledge that Sanger did ally herself with eugenics, at the time a mainstream movement, but said she believed that birth control, sterilization and abortion should be voluntary and not based on race.

Still, the scholars acknowledge, extremism in the name of Islam clearly touches a deep chord with large numbers of people in Islamic countries disenchanted with the way their nations are developing.

As a screenwriter she worked under the pseudonym Peter M. Winters, and many film scholars acknowledge her as the director of pictures that gave on-screen credit to Charles Bryant.

On the inside of covers are dedications by grateful former students and scholars acknowledging her influence on their respective fields.

As several of the scholars acknowledged, there has traditionally been some unease in talking about the elite, let alone researching them.

In the early years of modern democracy, some scholars acknowledged the power of public opinion but warned that it could be a dangerous force.

From the outset, the scholars acknowledged that they were unlikely to stretch history all the way back to the fabled Yellow Emperor.

Unlike the dozens of other documentaries on the subject, the documentary for PBS, by Andrew Goldberg, includes rare clips of Turkish scholars acknowledging the anti-Armenian campaign as genocide as well as Turkish villagers recalling their ancestors' stories about participating in the killings.