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What it tells us: The appointments are an acknowledgment of the help Trump got on the campaign trail from Ramaswamy and Musk, the latter of whom personally ploughed more than $100m into the campaign.

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Adu adapted “Young Lion” from a letter she wrote to Izaak on his 21st birthday, not long after he transitioned, and it is both an acknowledgment of his pain and a celebration of his resilience.

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".

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This included a lack of empathy or acknowledgment of distressing experiences, conflicting advice and unsupportive care when receiving bad news.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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