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recognize

[rek-uhg-nahyz] / ˈrɛk əgˌnaɪz /




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"Feeling warm touch on the skin enhances our ability to sense ourselves from the inside and recognize our own existence. We feel, 'this is my body, and I am grounded in it.'"

From Science Daily

The research encourages moving beyond a fear-based view of microbes and biogenic compounds and instead recognizing their potential health benefits.

From Science Daily

"We should recognize under-diagnosis explicitly in obesity pathways, prioritize our patients at the highest clinical need, and scale culturally adapted wrap-around support so access is based on need, not means or location."

From Science Daily

Maybe this can be a fluke one-year plunge to the bottom and the climb back up can begin, aided by coaches who recognize their job is to teach lessons in basketball, life and college preparation.

From Los Angeles Times

The leader of one such community, Gaspar Yanga, forced Spanish authorities to recognize its autonomy, after troops failed to vanquish him in 1608.

From Los Angeles Times