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They've also brought a stream of negative publicity to fast food companies like McDonald's, which acknowledged in its annual report earlier this year that the "increasing public focus" on income inequality could pressure it to raise wages.

-- Hundreds of thousands dead and wounded: Estimates of dead civilians range from 100,000 documented cases by Iraq Body Count, which acknowledged in October 2004 that "our own total is certain to be an underestimate of the true position, because of gaps in reporting or recording" to over one million by a John Hopkins University group.

Your rapporteur welcomes the adoption of the European Pact on Immigration and Asylum by the European Council on 16 October 2008 which acknowledged in no uncertain terms the need for Europe to forge ahead with a common policy.

Not according to the Centre for Ethics in Medicine, which acknowledges in the consultation that, "there is undoubtedly justifiable concern about the creation of such chimeras".

The World Health Organization, which acknowledged shortcomings in its response to the West..

Education journals, however, have noted discrepancies between the guides and the report on which they were based, which acknowledged serious limitations in the research supporting phonics.

But the panel, which acknowledged "exceptional circumstances" in the case, found that Welsh had benefitted for too long from being able to select Keats.

On February 25, the obituary for Hale's mother was printed in the Columbus Dispatch, which acknowledged Hale's partner in the list of surviving family, "Carla (Julie) Hale".

A spokesman for the Christian Coalition said the group, which acknowledged making the calls in Michigan, had not made them in Virginia.

The inquiry, which acknowledged that it relied in part on incomplete school records, found only 31 grave sites and did not substantiate or refute claims of abuse.

The awards, which acknowledge achievements in dance and performance art, are named for Bessie Schönberg, a teacher of dance composition who died in 1997.