Many of those interviewed for this article acknowledged that the b-word could be quite vicious — but insisted that context was everything.
Finally, the article acknowledges that this study ignores food's taste, and doesn't mention other factors, including support of independent farmers, healthier conditions for workers, biodiversity and reduced environmental degradation.
At the Harvard speech, Mr. Wang, in reply to a question about that article, acknowledged that Qi Qiaoqiao, the sister of Xi Jinping, China's president and the leader of the Communist Party, and Deng Jiagui, her husband, had held shares in Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties but sold them before an initial public offering.
Tesla issued a statement at the time of the article, acknowledging that it had received a voluntary request for documents from the Department of Justice about its public guidance for the Model 3 ramp.
Your article acknowledges that the students of teachers with high value-added ratings make greater gains than those with low-rated teachers.
The article acknowledges that there was "only a small decrease" in prescription rates in this country but speculates that some of the most vulnerable youths may have been left untreated.
Mr. Kimmelman early on implies that the significance of Auschwitz is the same "for Jews and non-Jews alike," then, deep into the long article, acknowledges that "hundreds of thousands of Jews" were murdered there, and, finally, engages in a superficial discussion of the "symbolic 'ownership' of Auschwitz".
The Times article acknowledges that the initial welcome video straight-up says "You either fit here or you don't," and that in Seattle the company has a widespread reputation for its toughness.
It's always intriguing when the Newspaper of Record, even tacitly and buried inside an article, acknowledges that a U.S. policy it once trumpeted as vital to the nation's security turned out to be an unmitigated disaster.
