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Many of around 30 street prostitutes underwent drug treatment and the scheme was widely recognised as a success.

Tom Bingham, who has died aged 76 of lung cancer, was widely recognised as the greatest English judge since the second world war.

If only there were some form of currency that was widely recognised, sought after, available in large quantities and controlled exclusively by Facebook.

It added that when Sky announced its price rises, it was widely recognised by analysts and the media that its non-sport watching customers were subsidising the increasing cost of sports rights.

It was not until the scale of the tragedy affecting sub-Saharan Africa really became evident that it was widely recognised that HIV is transmitted sexually between men and women as well.

It was hoped that a charismatic, media-friendly new leader would sweep through the institution and introduce new ways to raise funds and popularise science in a body that was widely recognised as being badly out of date.

It's widely recognised as successful".

This gift of Chadwick's has been widely recognised.

The need for such reform is widely recognised.

Australia is widely recognised as lagging sadly behind".

But the necessity of such action is widely recognised.