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In the 1990s, most people realize it is socially desirable to give lip-service to acknowledging diversity.

Many of these employees felt that affidavits acknowledging paternity were often signed in the flush of excitement over the birth of a child, and some even expressed concerns that a mother's new boyfriend might acknowledge paternity knowing that he was not the father, "out of kindness, pity or foolishness.

Without actually mentioning gay men or lesbians, the church sidestepped the question of same-sex marriage and released a statement acknowledging that many unmarried church members are "living in other lifelong, committed relationships.

Shewbridge said that TEI is on the record acknowledging that abusive products are being developed and sold.

Walker recognizes the African American and Native American strands of her ancestry, but has more difficulty acknowledging the white blood in her veins, the blood of her great-great-grandfather who raped an eleven-year-old slave - Walker's great-great-grandmother.

Acknowledging local conditions, designing stores & product mixes to maximize sales is a relatively new strategy embraced by retailers designed to address the challenge of presenting the customer with a consistent shopping experience, whilst providing the right core and specialist products to appeal to the widest possible cross section consumers.

and Turkey are covering up a historical wrong and sending an immoral message by not acknowledging it as a genocide.

Ottawa--By a vote of 153-68 the House of Commons on April 21, 2004, passed a Bloc Quebecois motion acknowledging the brutal treatment of Armenians by the Turks in the Ottoman Empire as an act of genocide and a crime against humanity.

For some people, acknowledging porn is tantamount to admitting loneliness.

The DWAA honors were held in New York last week, acknowledging 30 top recipients selected among hundreds of submissions from across the country.

I hope you come into this position already acknowledging what the DWP has done wrong.

They started out by acknowledging they didn't do a good job of reaching out to the gay community in Miami," Quinn says, referring to the city where Versace was killed.