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Also unacknowledged by the district: On the day it produced a report for Laustsen, it checked in books from nonstudent accounts and checked them back out under student accounts — meaning Laustsen’s report “would necessarily be incomplete,” Yeager said.

I don’t think you should continue sending gifts that go unacknowledged.

In other words, I try to drill down on one aspect of policing and the law and provide context and comprehension of the way bad policing affects our lives in ways that are often unacknowledged.

Canberra woman Drina Veljaca feels pushed out of the system and unacknowledged after being diagnosed with endometriosis last August.

Their anger and disappointment is, of course, part of a context, in which the creative arts and its practitioners are starved of funding, threatened by relentless copying and piracy, bereft of political support, unremunerated and unacknowledged.

This happened as much of the Middle East and parts of eastern Europe were destroyed at the unacknowledged cost of millions of dead, damaged and displaced people, destroyed economies, and ruptured societies.

This is especially problematic in introductory economics courses where the simplicity of the math requires a host of assumptions — most of which go unacknowledged.

What remains largely unacknowledged is that these hilltop thugs have been attacking Palestinian villages for years with nary an effort undertaken to quell their activities.

But they were her feeling nonetheless, they shouldn’t go unacknowledged.

Starring as Staff Sgt. William James, the renegade leader of a bomb disposal unit in Iraq, Renner is an adrenaline junkie with an unacknowledged death wish.

The answer is simple yet inexplicably unacknowledged in wide swaths of this country: The pandemic is in control, and it stays in control until you stop it, suppress it, dominate it and crush the curve.

A huge (largely unacknowledged) problem is the number of “accidental Americans” who have had their banking access compromised by FATCA.

Derengowski aims to show the often unacknowledged impact the war had on foreign commerce, like the decline of expansion in North America and the rise of cotton production in other countries.

If these warning signs go unacknowledged or unnoticed by the friend creating them, are they really your true friend?

The assiduously avoided and mostly unacknowledged.

When everyone is in their own little world, simple greetings often go unacknowledged.

But in the midst of today’s acknowledgement there was a reminder that other victims of institutional trauma remain unacknowledged.

Hashmi seconded the sentiment that much of the leadership that happens within activism circles goes unacknowledged.

Numerous Japanese war crimes remain unacknowledged to this day, and even those that have been acknowledged have never reached the same global recognition as the crimes of the Holocaust.

She created the radio program Queen Beats in2016 to promote women who go unacknowledged in a male-dominated industry.