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award conducted by the Star Screen Awards to	recognise a great performance by a child actor in the
ts annual Filmfare Awards for Hindi films to	recognise a performance by a female actor in a debut r
In June 2008, to	recognise a visit by his father to the Canadian provin
The dispute was over his refusal to	recognise a local group called "The Brockleything".
alist leaders determined to force Britain to	recognise a single independent union of Egypt and Suda
heir "Andy Scott-Lee Card" if they could not	recognise a song in the intros round.
re kilometres, while the Countryside Service	recognise a wider Lincolnshire Wolds Character/Natural
Animals	recognise a wide variety of chemicals using their sens
Upon the deal's completion, CapitaLand will	recognise a gain of S$110.1 million.
orted that certain Eritrean churches did not	recognise Abune Dioskoros as patriarch and continued t
The Deadlys	recognise achievement by Indigenous Australians in mus
nvironmental Achievement Awards - the awards	recognise achievements by individuals, communities and
Jihad and announced the Kaiser's promise to	recognise Afghan sovereignty and provide German assist
cause he was a Welf supporter and refused to	recognise Albert as duke.
Wisden and Playfair	recognise all of these as first-class and they are inc
The day should	recognise all genocides, it is disrespectful not to.
Nerio agreed to	recognise Amadeo as Prince of Achaea and his legal suz
Some horticulturists also	recognise an intermediate form.
yone who has seen Omaha beach will instantly	recognise an uncanny resemblance to Woolacombe and Sau
s described as Connexional Brethren, as they	recognise an obligation to accept and adhere to the di
h autism aged between two to eight years old	recognise and understand emotions.
commercial trade and the Confederation would	recognise and pay the Chilean efforts in the Peruvian
s maintained, except for that the motion to '	recognise and publicise the knowledge that alcohol use
g a new statutory procedure for employers to	recognise and collectively bargain with a trade union,
The camera may	recognise and focus on a human face.
a result, the target has less opportunity to	recognise and evade the attack.
This enables the snoRNP to	recognise and bind to the target RNA.
Here they learned to	recognise and cherish the goodness of the Italian peop
sequences of amino acid residues are able to	recognise and are specific to an extended target-site
"John Smedley was not the first to	recognise and exploit the effects of water treatment o
modifications, Great Britain is prepared to	recognise and support the independence of the Arabs in
Spain was forced to	recognise and confirm all of the French gains at the P
the same year, the OUSA passed a motion to '	recognise and publicise the knowledge that alcohol use
thinking skills critically and creatively to	recognise and approach complex problems, and make reas
ly campaigning for teachers to be trained to	recognise and support dyslexic children's abilities an
rform the methylations which are required to	recognise and silence transposons, but this relationsh
curate", while Ray Galton claimed "We didn't	recognise any of that.
However, others do not	recognise any subspecies of the common vole.
ber 12, 2008, leaving him unable to speak or	recognise anyone.
ccording to a BBC reporter the SLM "will not	recognise anything agreed at the talks."
s and they are not fortified, since they can	recognise approaching enemies earlier than the Celts w
n named Rodrigo, whom her husband refused to	recognise as his own.
nlikely that there was anything we would now	recognise as a village there.
his brother Eppillus whom Augustus chose to	recognise as rex rather than depose and reinstate Tinc
They, however,	recognise Ayyavazhi as an alternate religious phenomen
hed on 16th February 1945 as a decoration to	recognise Belgian servicemen and women who served duri
to elect the successor of Boniface IX and to	recognise Benedict XIII of Avignon as Pope (or, at lea
usually from the 9th and the 10th grades, to	recognise best students given authority to control dis
Putin also instructed his government to	recognise businesses and organisations registered unde
make 5 March a public holiday in Cornwall to	recognise celebrations for St Piran's Day.
5th of March a public holiday in Cornwall to	recognise celebrations for St Piran's Day.
enhanced by the plants inherited ability to	recognise certain pathogens.
Clotaire's death that Charles was willing to	recognise Chilperic.
ng Ching-sung and his adherents continued to	recognise Chinese suzerainty, while modern advocates o
The students also learned to	recognise communist tactics and how to counter them.
of Karachi he organized an event in 1990 to	recognise community members for their distinguished se
Biological systems tend to	recognise D-aldoses more than L-aldoses.
nley, yet after the marriage, he declined to	recognise Darnley's authority.
The English legal system does not	recognise desuetude (laws lapsing through lack of use)
Champagne, whose suzerainty Matthias had to	recognise, due to the fruitless wars his brother had w
Members of each social group	recognise each other using pheromones.
The two	recognise each other as old friends from school with D
The two women	recognise each other, and accuse each other of destroy
utive council and lieutenant governor not to	recognise Elizabeth's golden jubilee, in protest of th
For declining to	recognise episcopacy Douglas was deprived of this char
ublish information about Canadian birds, and	recognise excellence in research, conservation and men
kthrough Patsy Calton Award in her honour to	recognise exceptional achievement by parliamentarians
ss with Oak Leaves and Swords was awarded to	recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful mi
ght's Cross of the Iron Cross was awarded to	recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful mi
s Cross of the Iron Cross and was awarded to	recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful mi
d its higher grade Oak Leaves was awarded to	recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful mi
its higher grade Oak Leaves were awarded to	recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful mi
r grade Oak Leaves and Swords was awarded to	recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful mi
Oak Leaves was awarded by the Third Reich to	recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful mi
.D.C., but the Land Registry and Post Office	recognise Fitzwilliam as a separate place from Hemswor
n, there is a turn off(although difficult to	recognise), for Monk Hesleden, there is a small countr
the end of the ninth century would not even	recognise Frankish overlordship.
The Smurfs inmediately	recognise Gargamel, but bring him (blindfolded) to the
Scottish Episcopal Church met and agreed to	recognise George III. 25 May 1788 was set as the day u
including graduations, where it is played to	recognise graduates.
ove is disputed by Hamas, which continues to	recognise Haniyeh as prime minister, and Haniyeh conti
The others return and instantly	recognise her as Lucrezia Borgia, listing in turn the
TARDIS, hoping its telepathic circuits will	recognise her desire to return to help the Doctor.
er face to face with the King, who offers to	recognise her formally at court in return for her fath
knew her face at all, though everybody could	recognise her melodious voice as it was used by the gr
n did not speak to her (and possibly did not	recognise her).
The Doctor did not initially	recognise her, but knew that this was somehow true.
her childhood, may still be present and may	recognise her.
The event aims to	recognise high standards of UK nightclub operation, de
Pious believers	recognise him as "Pei Fang Chen Wu Hsuan T'ien Shang T
d Chancellor, the senate likewise refused to	recognise him as he was not of Sicilian birth.
nnes-Ker the Lord Lyon King of Arms will not	recognise him as chief of the name Innes.
other acquaintances of Sir Roger claimed to	recognise him as well.
sh Minister in Turin informed him they would	recognise him as king as soon as he took possession of
The English	recognise him as St. Giles, the saint who brought Chri
oid Halton any longer, Maria pretends not to	recognise him when he arrives.
s anonymous but all modern Danish historians	recognise him as its author.
They saw Toplis but did not	recognise him until they had passed him and were some
Jiang to Zhang Heng and the Mu brothers, who	recognise him as the famous philanthropist.
nnes-Ker the Lord Lyon King of Arms will not	recognise him as chief of the name Innes.
ross Britain, even amongst those who did not	recognise him as an actor.
nge Taren's voice, so his robots - unable to	recognise him - won't obey his orders.
nged in appearance that his mother could not	recognise him, although the school had consistently re
King Stephen also refused to	recognise him, sequestering the stalls of York and imp
nd Zhang Heng and they are stunned when they	recognise him.
mself from the radiation and to allow Kup to	recognise him.
anics at first but then realises no-one will	recognise him.
allenged claimants to the Scottish throne to	recognise himself as a feudal superior.
He does, however,	recognise Hiruma's ability - though he immediately cou
he species was named after Brian K. McNab to	recognise his research on the evolution and ecology of
orps (RAMC) but was rejected as they did not	recognise his American qualifications.
moving more slowly around him and he cannot	recognise his own face as his past is slowly being era
da blackletter script, and paleographers can	recognise his hand.
The species was named after Storrs Olson to	recognise his contributions to the systematics, paleon
doesn't know who or where he is and doesn't	recognise his wife or children.
As Figure grew older, people began to	recognise his skill in a variety of areas.
d petitioned President Ali Abdullah Saleh to	recognise his constitutional duty to demand the releas
porters bought an inscribed silver salver to	recognise his ten years service to the club.
In the Treaty of Alton, Robert agreed to	recognise his brother Henry as King of England and ret
ings by the Parliamentarians, who refused to	recognise his new title.
ral chapter in Verden upon Aller, it did not	recognise his episcopate.
ly struck an extra bronze medal for Gough to	recognise his contribution to the pursuit team's succe
Grenville refused to	recognise Hopton's command and was arrested for insubo
ad, ineffective communication and failure to	recognise identification panels by the two pilots."
Johann Hittorf was first to	recognise in 1869 that something must be travelling in
r took a photograph of a fly that he did not	recognise in the Sierra de Cebollera natural park in L
racter will be someone a lot of viewers will	recognise in themselves."
government clearly, explicitly and publicly	recognise India as an independent nation and the leagu
nts of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut	recognise Inuinnaqtun as an official language in addit
n claimed that "the thing that people do not	recognise is that Margaret Thatcher is not in terms of
nt in Letterfrack and the Brothers failed to	recognise it as a persistent problem".
He was the first to	recognise it as a new element and brought the new meta
s urged Royal Spanish Football Federation to	recognise it as a Copa del Rey win for Levante UD, the
st provincial jurisdictions, however, do not	recognise it as a statutory holiday.
ian citizens and the European Union does not	recognise it as a valid travel document and has issued
edipus complex - in so far as we continue to	recognise it as covering the whole field of our experi
d as part of Hoghton, as Royal Mail does not	recognise it as a separate village, however it is admi
Some	recognise it, while other do not.
h the malaise is all-pervasive for those who	recognise it, one can be released from it by working t
ns, and UK Incapacity Benefit tribunals also	recognise it.
ven, which means there ARE governments which	recognise it.
id not attend the conclave and later did not	recognise its result.
will allow people around the world to better	recognise its signs and symptoms, leading to earlier d
ssed the need for the Government of Nepal to	recognise Kirant Yele Sambat and ensure that it would
on 17 February 2008 that the IOC was set to	recognise Kosovo, on the following day an IOC spokespe
singer Gorgeous Georgina (utterly failing to	recognise Lieutenant George), is outraged when she is
proposed to alter the constitution so as to	recognise local government.
A Proposed Law: To alter the Constitution to	recognise local government.
This work enabled him and co-workers to	recognise many large volcanic features in the central
The Treaty of Wallingford forced Stephen to	recognise Matilda's son Henry of Anjou, who became Hen
gniorial rights and that he was obligated to	recognise much of their newfound authority, which dimi
the occupation standard", "though no people	recognise my standard".
a world which has true infinity but which I	recognise myself as existing in a universal and necess
f Nycteris hispida, but most specialists now	recognise N. aurita as a valid, separate species.
tional Olympic Committee does not officially	recognise national medal totals.
n 1894 gave added impetus to the movement to	recognise Nelson's legacy, and grand celebrations were
shipyard, and during repairs was renamed to	recognise Nepal's contribution to the British war effo
CEO of Athletics SA, said the application to	recognise Newton's time in Durban would be studied.
s "firmly and categorically on all states to	recognise no government other than that" of Mr Zelaya.
seek a restoration of early Christianity and	recognise no hierarchy other than the "headship of Chr
of political mechanisms of consultation that	recognise non-state actors, NGOs and civil society as
Louis the Stammerer and he certainly did not	recognise Odo as king.
Bulling is used by farmers to	recognise oestrus, which is important to determine the
Some other high lamas within the lineage	recognise Ogyen Trinley Dorje to be the current Karmap
ing, while Victoria and NSW do not currently	recognise online as a valid delivery channel for this
British strategy was changed to	recognise only the Partisans, who went on to convert A
to be the same as the Iago Sparrow, and some	recognise only some of the rufous sparrows as separate
rtialled and berated the Army for failing to	recognise Osteopathy.
osovo's secession said, "Some countries will	recognise our republics [South Ossetia and Abkhazia].
owever, will not necessarily be the first to	recognise our independence."
eive the Indian government's Arjuna Award to	recognise outstanding sportspersons.
small size (about 14 cm) not always easy to	recognise, particularly outside the breeding season wh
Awards were established in 2004 to publicly	recognise people or organisations that have made an ou
in the trade dispute that would see the TTB	recognise Primitivo as a synonym for Zinfandel.
abolished because the constitution does not	recognise public referenda.
s, while running its own Community Awards to	recognise readers who have made a difference in the ar
resident of the National Assembly, I have to	recognise reality."
d for Urban Design, an award "established to	recognise recent urban design projects of high quality
nal Criminal Court, which the latter did not	recognise; references to the court were later removed.
nted out that the law was changed in 2004 to	recognise same-sex couples with regards to superannuat
China agrees to	recognise Sikkim's accession to India.
He had the chapel built to	recognise Sister Rosalie's good work for the needy of
only legal authority in Rhodesia, refused to	recognise Smith's authority.
liances with working class organisations and	recognise social workers as ‘workers' themselves
mir Putin announced that Russia was going to	recognise some documents issued by the separatist auth
The DNA-binding domains of EcR and USP	recognise specific short sequences in DNA, and mediate
Assemblies are commonly used to	recognise student achievements.
Hong Kong does not	recognise Taiwan as separate from China.
Lamenting that China refuses to	recognise Taiwan as a sovereign, independent state, he
s and bestow titles and awards to artists to	recognise talent.
For example in hypertext, the software could	recognise textual patterns for street addresses, phone
He was the first to	recognise that the Turin and Milan Hours were from the
The third approach is to	recognise that many Aggadot are intended to teach prof
Network Rail	recognise that Salford Crescent has been the "victim o
	Recognise that if the water contains an appreciable am
only at the British government's refusal to	recognise that Tibet had a right to self-determination
They both immediately	recognise that they are from the same country and both
has led to denial of officials who refuse to	recognise that an Islamic insurgency group exists in O
orical Association says, but as I'm sure you	recognise, that is only one interpretation, and other

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