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Among the many hurdles facing Mr Bush is that of persuading Mr Sharon to accept a Palestinian state that would be recognisable as such.

On the surface, it is a scene that would be recognisable to voters in democratic countries the world over.

The KEGG pathway database [ 29] depicts RIG-I signalling in a clear linear fashion that would be recognisable to most biologists.

But Congress wanted realism, something that would be readily recognisable by ordinary Americans and not need "explaining".

His many field visits to Crete – his idea of heaven on earth – with the US archaeologist Jennifer Moody, resulted in another seminal book, The Making of the Cretan Landscape, in which they set out to prove that the island was not a "degraded landscape" but one that would be instantly recognisable to the Ancient Greeks.

The RAWCF sought a design that would be "unmistakably recognisable" as an artillery monument, and were insistent that the eventual designer take detailed advice from a junior officer who had served in the war.

Arnold was careful that the episode would not alienate regular EastEnders viewers by making it too left of field, ensuring that it would be recognisable as an EastEnders episode, and made sure viewers would identify with the character, emphasising her state of mind with visual links.

When describing herself in advance to an interviewer so that she would be recognisable, Shriver told the journalist she would arrive looking "short and badly dressed with dirty blond hair".

Infants and children ≤14 years of age with confirmed CMA were eligible for this study if their allergic manifestations were under sufficient control, so that a positive response to a food challenge would be recognisable.

The format would be recognisable to anyone who has watched a reality TV show, yet there are significant differences.

'Mee goreng is a great example of a Singaporean dish because of its many influences,' says Ruq. 'Brought to Singapore by Chinese immigrants, it was changed by Indians using Malaysian ingredients into a dish that would hardly be recognisable in China.'.