acknowledging in the PONS Dictionary

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The following day, Peru responded by acknowledging the "casus foederis".
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It is never a compliment when politicians plagiarise ideas or comments from journalists without acknowledging their work.
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Even acknowledging the flimsiness of those statistics, it was pretty clear he was playing out of his head.
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These rigorous movements model the passage of an art work from rough notation to polished resolution while cannily acknowledging the ritual character of art's alternative space.
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Some minority religious group adherents remained members of the only political party but feared openly acknowledging their faith out of concern for political reprisal.
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The etiquette extended to the pretension of never acknowledging the use of undergarments (in fact, they were sometimes generically referred to as unmentionables).
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The band felt it necessary to decompress and refrained from referring to the hiatus as a breakup, acknowledging a possible return in the future.
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After acknowledging the creditors' vote in favour and establishing that the procedure was legally valid, the court formally approves the composition proposal.
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By not acknowledging the fearfulness of these attacks, politicians leave a wide-open space for the right to colonize this very rational emotion.
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I personally think not, while acknowledging the subtlety and complexity of the ongoing debate.
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