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But his success was instantly recognized in Japan, his games were soon broadcast live and he became a household name.

That speech was instantly recognized, by those with a trained ear, as the language of the Revolution in Military Affairs.

With its visual tact and deep emotion, it was instantly recognized as a tour de force, a new American epic.

When the new library opened in 1935, Time magazine noted that it was "instantly recognized as one of the most important art libraries in the world".

That year, Cooper starred in Howard Hawks's rousing "Sergeant York" — the two-disk centerpiece of "Gary Cooper — The Signature Collection" (Warner) — a First World War drama that was instantly recognized as effective interventionist propaganda.

"What surprises me is, it used to be when voters asked what party you were from, if you said Republican, they were done," Mr. Kirk said as he wandered the festival with A. George Pradel, the longtime mayor of Naperville, who was once a police officer here and who was instantly recognized by many who gazed blankly at Mr. Kirk.

They swung and sung, and were instantly recognized in England, first, and then even in America.

Cleaning House In the printmaking world, the name Kenneth Tyler is instantly recognized.

That evening, he returns to the Bryce site where, the presentation says, "he is instantly recognized" as having registered.

In this Bluetooth-enabled future, proponents say, travelers will walk into airports and be instantly recognized by their devices.

The three men and three women on the Olympic team are instantly recognized and their names are well known.