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• importance: Last updated: January 5, 2004 CSA Czech Airlines recognizes the importance of protecting your personal information.

• handwriting: The touch sensitive screen makes it extremely easy to get started and navigate through the databases and it is also able to recognize handwriting.

• existence: The former deliberately neglects the possibilities of a political solution to the problem; the latter does not recognize the existence of the problem.

• significance: Historians across the world recognize the significance these periods have had on Italian culture.

• limitation: As an artist I want to move beyond an illustrative interpretation of scientific work as I recognize the limitations of this approach.

Used with why or when

• who: Maria would never recognize who they were, and she would collapse fainting into his manly arms.

• what: A better and easy way for us is to check the website to recognize what you need.

• which: No. Your unique USERNAME is what is used to recognize which URL is yours.

Preposition: as

• leader: He has been widely recognized as a thought leader.

Modifying Another Word

• internationally: Company description: Vancouver Film School offers internationally recognized, one-year training.. .

• nationally: These new ventures enabled the whole school community to be actively involved in attaining the nationally recognized advanced Healthy Schools Award in November 2004.

• globally: Prof. Sawhney is a globally recognized scholar, teacher, consultant and speaker in strategic marketing, e-business and innovation.

• widely: Asked about going is widely recognized need to get.

• universally: You might even say that these examples make the trivial and universally recognized point that social problems are complex.

• officially: By 1987, the number of officially recognized development projects had increased to 1482.

Used with why or when

• where: But priesthood is another thing, and a thing sufficiently distinct to be easily recognized where it is claimed or in fact exists.

Preposition: by

• canada: Number of complaints quot people are recognized by canada.