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Meanings of recognise as in English

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Usage of recognise as in English
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I agree with you in everything that I recognise as right and honourable.
The Precipice
2
It's not what the Michelin connoisseurs would recognise as three-star territory.
The Irish Times
3
He could scarcely recognise as his own thoughts, and repeated slowly to himself:
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
4
Still no car appeared that they could recognise as their own.
Patty in Paris
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What would a servant know which he would recognise as of obvious importance?
The Grell Mystery
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Ukraine says it wants Crimea, which most countries still recognise as Ukrainian territory, back.
Reuters
7
There was also the type of pornography that children might not recognise as such.
Radio NZ
8
Jacobs looked at him with something it took Ori seconds to recognise as contempt.
Iron Council
9
It just required a little faith to recognise as much.
The Guardian
10
He could scarcely recognise as his his own thoughts, and repeated slowly to himself:
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
11
The Sandman's eyes blanked briefly, a look Ross was coming to recognise as HUD-stare.
Bedlam
12
A man I slowly recognise as my father's brother is helping himself with thick fingers.
The gathering
13
There are a number of spiritual powers which many people do not recognise as such, e.g.
Witchcraft Today
14
Some had both sets of genitals, or none, or things I didn't even recognise as genitals.
Hell to pay
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Trans-national boundary environmental effects had been recognised as illegal under international law.
Radio NZ
16
Conclusion: EndMT has been recognised as a possible pathological mechanism for MVP.
Pubmed
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Ireland
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