It took no more than a second or two, but many watching will have recognized and treasured that bird — as it was treasured, and lost, by the boy in Ken Loach's "Kes" (1969), still a model of clean storytelling and unprettified pathos, after all these years.
Friend, treasured and true.
And is loved and recognized.
"It requires patient digging, searching for the treasure," he said in a 2006 interview, "the ability to distinguish between a treasure and the rock next to it and recognizing when you're digging in the wrong place.
Of course, marketers have long recognized this, but literature hasn't yet learned to treasure — and exploit — this situation.
But let us also commit to protecting these places for the next hundred years and beyond — and recognize that defending these commonly held treasures requires our vigilance and effort.
Face yourself squarely, recognize your flaws, your vanity ("All is vanity," say the Christian Bible, a book Trump professes to treasure), and be careful indeed in unleashing war.
And then reward and recognize.
In 2012, Bando became the artistic director of the Kodo ensemble and was recognized as an Important Intangible Cultural Property Holder ("Living National Treasure") in Japan.
Though brief, the princess' visit stands out as an opportunity for Duke to highlight its treasures and its ambitions to be recognized as a global university.
Because of that, she says, she remembers the location of the treasure and is confident she would recognize the spot from the air.
