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None of the three men see their project as a magical cure for political dysfunction, but they hope it's something that will gain traction and recognition.

And although it may be possible for you to publish and gain professional mileage from negative experiments, it is the breakthrough positive results that will gain you the most recognition.

Looking to the future, Ms. Orsi hopes that her current students will take on apprentices of their own someday, and that law office study will gain recognition as a viable alternative.

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If she wins the nomination, she will automatically gain recognition.

He spoke both of the long list of public accomplishments that will likely gain Ted Kennedy recognition as the greatest Senator in American history; but also, again, of the human weaknesses of the man, and how his beloved wife Vicki had likely "saved him," something which everyone, including Ted Kennedy, seemed to agree with.

As president his first task will be to gain recognition of his legitimacy, both abroad and at home.

This has made Oma a brand that is gaining recognition even outside Japan.

Companies are creating even more words and symbols that are gaining recognition on the Web.

One can hope that as more medics join the research ranks they will gain greater recognition and assistance from both the academic and clinical institutions responsible for supporting them.

"We hope that, in making their stories available to everybody, the value of their contribution will gain the recognition it deserves".