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Now it hasn't worked, he should recognise that.

Angus Robertson, the steward in charge of entries, said he should recognise that the regatta has said goodbye to Redgrave the racer.

He should recognise Royal Mail as a British institution that is commercially viable but also a public service (for this reason, he could carry on the PO subsidy) which is not up for sale to private bidders – and he should advise any such bidders to take themselves elsewhere.

Perhaps he should recognise that the defining moment of his career will not be 10,000 runs but instead came just over a year ago at Headingley when he scored the runs that took him past Graham Gooch's 8,900 to become England's highest Test run-scorer.

But he should recognise the fact that the unions got him elected as Labour leader.

Browbeating the mainstream media for favourable coverage, in short, is an important part of any protest movement, and while Mr Keller is right that formulating demands for things the political system can deliver is a crucial step towards effectiveness, he should also recognise that the drubbing he's just received is also a step towards effectiveness.

12.22pm: Brown says he made the changes he did over the last few years because he recognised something should be done for the Gurkhas.

Yet on grounds of consistency he should also recognise all other humans as ends-in-themselves (PE 195).

He later said he should have recognised her contribution to East Belfast.

And this aspect of his career is one of the reasons why he should be recognised in the way he has been this week.

It is right for you to heap praise on him, but we should also recognise that he was handed the deal of the century when IBM abandoned the PC.