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acknowledge

[ak-nol-ij] / ækˈnɒl ɪdʒ /




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As the university’s Office of Minority Affairs & Diversity explains: “This language template is spoken by UW leadership during events to acknowledge that our campus sits on occupied land.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Israel on Friday became the first country in the world to acknowledge Somaliland as a standalone republic, more than 30 years after the region declared independence from Somalia.

From BBC

But, as it struggles with a continued funding crises, and, in Washington, a very skeptical donor, many in the UN will be acknowledging that $2 billion is better than nothing.

From BBC

But Mr. Clinton’s team had to get the Treasury and other departments to acknowledge the good news.

From The Wall Street Journal

An agent was very nice and told me to ignore them, acknowledging that many don’t need the chairs.

From The Wall Street Journal