A straight-up acknowledgement of the factual problems of this article is the only way out of this.
Lewis, befuddled by all these novelties, doesn't pretend to keep up: his acknowledgements thank the life-saving nerd he had to summon whenever he pressed the wrong button and sent his screen to sleep.
"I worked with a homeless organization in Berkeley for awhile, and one thing you can do is look them in the eye and acknowledge that they exist," was a no-brainer, for sure, and yet, it can be difficult to do that when you are not prepared to follow-up the acknowledgement with an actual gift.
The "heads up" offers the acknowledgement your colleague is seeking and buys you some extra time.
When one googles "definition of marriage," the definition that pops up has no acknowledgement of same-sex unions at all.
The PCT felt that the trust was stubbornly refusing to acknowledge the poor quality of the data returned: The problems were to do with the quality of the data from the trust, and in my opinion, I recognise it's very much a one-sided opinion, we could have avoided quite a lot of the issues if there'd been an acknowledgement up front by the trust that actually the data was… you know… wasn't good.
This progress reflects a development in society, a growing-up and an acknowledgement that the D-word ‒ drugs ‒ is no longer an unbreakable taboo.
Rather than jumping in the air, Dettori held his head in his hands as he rode into the spot reserved for the runner-up, in apparent acknowledgement of the dropped whip that could have made all the difference.
The generation who grew up surrounded by acknowledgements that they had dignity, bravery and the capacity for greatness were, unsurprisingly, nifty voters - the first chance they got, they elected a government which promised to reward their sacrifices with a welfare state.
Sure, policies differ (and journalism is a notable exception), but usually your contributions will end up in the acknowledgements, if anywhere.
