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Generally approved or compelling recognition.

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Ask China, which has long recognised the value of a strategic purge.
Reuters
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This year, 574 fee-charging schools were recognised by the Western Cape government.
The South African
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This work was recently recognised in the New Zealand Planning Institute Awards.
Radio NZ
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Trans-national boundary environmental effects had been recognised as illegal under international law.
Radio NZ
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Mr Bush continued: Americans have recognised the expanding opportunities in Northern Ireland.
The Irish Times
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There are 12 other officially recognised, currently functioning political parties in Zimbabwe.
The South African
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The majority of honours recognised services to the community and volunteer work.
Radio NZ
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HRW said in its report that it recognised Kenya's legitimate security concerns.
Reuters
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Libya's oil facilities had remained under the control of the recognised government.
Reuters
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Yet he recognised in her the approach of some crisis of feeling.
Eleanor
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The work we do needs to be fully recognised and fully respected.
The Guardian
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Its declared independence has not been recognised by any state, including Armenia.
Reuters
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Conclusion: MDR-TB remains uncommon in WA but its challenges are increasingly recognised.
Pubmed
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Should we be pleased that the government has finally recognised this truth?
The Guardian
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Conclusion: EndMT has been recognised as a possible pathological mechanism for MVP.
Pubmed
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This violated the recognised fundamental principles of the freedom of the seas.
Germany, The Next Republic?
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