acknowledgment

There’s some acknowledgment of the complexity of his life that’s there before he moves on.

Deputy First Minister Emma Little Pengelly said there was a "collective acknowledgment" that this was "not a round of allocations that allows ministers to prioritise pay in the way that they would want to do".

“I don’t want to mess up my makeup,” said Deadwyler, wiping away tears as she spoke about the film’s acknowledgment of the pain and trauma endured by its characters, descendants of slaves living in Depression-era Pittsburgh.

From there Williams walked through all we achieved and had yet to achieve, and gamely included the acknowledgment that some of America's first heroes enslaved the ancestors of Black people who, against all the media hype, showed up in force.

But what this deeply unconvincing rebuttal omits is any acknowledgment of the plain fact that Donald Trump lies all the time, about everything, and that only a naive fool would take him at his word about anything.