Some of the utterances are vague "this situation sucks" acknowledgments.
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But there have also been public acknowledgments of the dangers.
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The solution isn't more solemn acknowledgments from powerful male comedians.
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The best acknowledgments cop to insecurity explicitly, not by accident.
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An administration official said such acknowledgments and payments were rarely public.
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And you better believe I thank my writing professors in the acknowledgments!
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" Omarosa ends her three pages of acknowledgments: "To God be the glory!
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They're always on the hunt for clues or acknowledgments from the administration.
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It once existed in vastly longer form, he writes in his acknowledgments.
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"Like territorial acknowledgments, recognizing privilege must be but the first step," Sears wrote.
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Thank you so much to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association for the acknowledgments.
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The images surfaced in the wake of acknowledgments by two Virginia leaders, Gov.
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In the book's acknowledgments, Bob-Waksberg saves his final thank-you for his wife.
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These expanded protections are acknowledgments by host countries that refugees can contribute to local communities.
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DeMille writes in the acknowledgments that he took a similar trip to Cuba for research.
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There was little in the book's acknowledgments, though, to help me navigate my own discomfort.
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James sprinkled his acknowledgments of Tutuola's influence throughout his press run for Black Leopard, Red Wolf.
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This allows for eye contact and fleeting, semi-apologetic acknowledgments that we are sharing close quarters.
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The researchers responsible for discovering the bug, including Google's Jann Horn, are thanked in the acknowledgments.
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A pair of cryptic songs midway through "Father of the Bride" are both rejoinders and acknowledgments.
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In particular, they'll be delving deep into the practice of land acknowledgments in the cultural sphere.
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At the January book event, two audience members giggled about the acknowledgments section in Mr. Sitaraman's book.
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"My greatest debt of gratitude surely goes to Santo and Donatella Versace," she writes in the acknowledgments.
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In the book's acknowledgments, Stephenson cites "various big-picture conversations" with Jaron Lanier that influenced the novel.
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To understand where Parag Khanna is coming from with "Connectography," you have to start with his acknowledgments.
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And sometimes, especially in the twentieth century, they were intended as acknowledgments of the limits of politics.
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And in the acknowledgments of the book, without supplying an explanation, Kenneally thanks him as her son.
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In the acknowledgments, Prideaux thanks the philosopher Nigel Warburton for overseeing these sections — efficient if bloodless summations.
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An ending can end up trying to cram in so many acknowledgments it's like an Oscar speech.
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In my head, I have an informal taxonomy of acknowledgments, and one species is the Name-Dropper.
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It's also not the first time the Philippines leader has made public acknowledgments of issues with his health.
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They are acknowledgments as much as they are documents of the ways America works to squash us, still.
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There's a fascinating type of list that shows up repeatedly in the acknowledgments of Jim Shepard's story collections.
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I wrote in my acknowledgments about my oldest son, ridiculously, and regretted it when a reviewer mocked me.
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Very rarely has a story been so unequivocal — usually there are more hedges and acknowledgments of what isn't known.
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But such acknowledgments are not commensurate with the role the institution once played in Charleston, and Charleston in it.
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You say in the acknowledgments that your publisher wanted a short book and you planned to give them one.
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Mr. Hill's acknowledgments thank a former agent who represented him for 10 years without knowing his real last name.
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My cousin continued to say that land acknowledgments are pointless, and this set me on fire all over again.
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In person, Katz's ambition is equally matched by his gracious, open smiles, and acknowledgments of how paintings don't always work.
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As we continued across the fairways, smiles and thumbs became our complimentary acknowledgments when any of us hit good shots.
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But those remarks touched on wider realities and were usually important acknowledgments of the fury that many Americans were feeling.
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A lower-tech option: Look in the back of similar books to see who the author thanks in the acknowledgments.
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She noticed that the author thanked an agent in the acknowledgments, and she wrote down the name of the agent.
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But even weak acknowledgments can establish expectations for future deals, said Laura Dawson, director of the Canada Institute in Washington.
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She has real money in the bank, and according to the acknowledgments she still has the gentle roboticist boyfriend, too.
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The author tells us, in his acknowledgments, that he's taken liberties with some facts, but this is the artist's prerogative.
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While Dr. Kahneman started this project as a leery participant (see the acknowledgments), he clearly softened as time went along.
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The hashtag has since taken off, revealing an archive of unpaid and unrecognized academic labor hidden in the acknowledgments section.
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Mr. Woodward's "Fear: Trump in the White House" (2018) was, as he noted in the acknowledgments, his 20083th book with her.
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There is a sense that further acknowledgments may be forthcoming from the U.S. But it isn't the minutiae that matter most.
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This becomes especially frustrating when Rise ignores a promising idea or does drive-by character introductions as acknowledgments of bigger issues.
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"We talk about government apologies as acknowledgments of historic wrongs," she said, "but do not imply that these constitute sufficient redress."
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But the police who went to serve that drug warrant undoubtedly never joined the profession for accolades, commendations or public acknowledgments.
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So here's what Ms. Kassis did first: She went to the bookstore, picked up a cookbook and read the acknowledgments section.
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Helms said she was disappointed to hear last week's news because, to her, these plantations are acknowledgments of the country's past.
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Read enough acknowledgments, though, and you will also discover how many writers are suffering from common unhappiness, as Freud might say.
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The news comes on the heels of Microsoft's acknowledgments that it has interrupted previous attacks targeting the staffs of several congressional candidates.
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While they are now routine in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, land acknowledgments are a more recent phenomenon for mainstream American institutions.
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In his three pages of acknowledgments, he cites many scholars in the field, including me (far too generously, given our limited contact).
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" On the acknowledgments page of her book "All God's Children Need Traveling Shoes," she thanked him "for belief in my youthful ambition.
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This number has grown throughout the year, largely thanks to public reporting that has forced new acknowledgments and explanations from Trump's associates.
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Acknowledgments in the book stretch to 14 pages and he name-drops five American presidents, four French ones and China's Xi Jinping.
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One such hike is immortalized in a snapshot in "Inside Out," and Levy is the first person Moore thanks in her acknowledgments.
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" In his acknowledgments, Snowden thanks the novelist Joshua Cohen for "helping to transform my rambling reminiscences and capsule manifestoes into a book.
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It was one of the few direct acknowledgments from the valley that police brutality is a problem worth trying to hack or disrupt.
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In the acknowledgments, Fieseler writes that the idea came to him from a book editor and two professors at the Columbia Journalism School.
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The senator's PAC, Friends of Schumer, paid Junior's Cheesecake in New York for "supporter acknowledgments" in amounts ranging from $46 to $516.45 (CNN).
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The document may be one of the most stark acknowledgments so far of the effects of content moderation on workers&apos mental health.
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When you send email acknowledgments to those who contact you, you are also letting them know that you are responsive, prompt, and even trustworthy.
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Mr Cheatham is not just thanked in the acknowledgments but appears in a passage about the crucial role public education played in my life.
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The acknowledgments reveal he spent eight months coloring the book, which features immortals as luminous beings who take shape in outline with identifying hues.
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In the acknowledgments of "Black Radical," Greenidge describes how she first learned of Trotter from her grandparents, while at their home in Arlington, Massachusetts.
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There were no discussions or other acknowledgments of the politics of music making or the ways musicians might assert creative freedom off the bandstand.
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Part of this was reflective of the age itself — there were no secret love letters between the two, no public acknowledgments of their romance.
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Land acknowledgments have occasionally been heard at high-profile cultural and educational institutions like the Whitney Museum of American Art and New York University.
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They saw value in the acknowledgments as restoration of their traditions, and separate from the myriad ways the government of Australia has failed them.
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The acknowledgments in one of his books — he has co-authored three — lists "friends" Eric Schmidt, the former Google chairman, and singer Neil Young.
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Land acknowledgments signify that people are ready to listen and learn from the mistakes of their past and apply these lessons to their future actions.
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Labels are also symbolic acknowledgments by the government of the harms inflicted on the nation by terrorists, and on specific social groups by hate crimes.
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I brought the parole board my institutional file with my bachelor's and master's degrees, program certificates, employment records, community service acknowledgments, and letters of recommendation.
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It doesn't help that in his race to the acknowledgments section, Grisham gives Dockery zero depth, reducing him to a haircut with a golden arm.
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Since that report, Russian officials have issued blustery denunciations, calling it a conspiracy, as well as careful acknowledgments that the accusations were being taken seriously.
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The purchase, and a shuffling in the executive ranks that comes with it, are Walmart's clearest acknowledgments yet that its online strategy is not working.
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What these ritual acknowledgments of life's precariousness can do is wake you up to the breath filling your lungs and the sun on your face.
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In his acknowledgments, he notes that Vermont has already had one "minor-league attempt" at a secession movement, about a decade ago, that failed, spectacularly.
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For another, 675 straight pages of Robert Kuttner (I'm not counting endnotes or indexes, but I did read the acknowledgments) is a lot to take.
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Tony Birch, a writer and research fellow at Victoria University, told me by email that he thought acknowledgments could lay the groundwork for valuable conversations.
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It is not, however, fashionable to love acknowledgments, and for good reason: Most of them are numbingly predictable in their architecture, little Levittowns of gratitude.
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Japanese media artist Takashi Murakami has developed a signature voice, creating loud, brilliant pieces of Neo-Pop art influenced by Japanese culture and street-art acknowledgments.
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Mr Khanna lists over 400 people in a nine-page acknowledgments section, and it feels as though he has included a few ideas from each one.
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These statements amount to tacit acknowledgments that Woodward got it right -- but, but, but he didn't include all the nice stuff I said about the President!
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The suit today continues, even though some plaintiffs said they had to drop out because Match snuck an arbitration clause into its employees' recent compliance acknowledgments.
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The reference to Karbala 4 appeared to be among the first public acknowledgments by an Iranian official that hinted at the scope of damage and casualties.
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And one of the few acknowledgments of Asians in the broadcast was an awkward gag in which Mr. Rock introduced three Asian children as the PricewaterhouseCoopers accountants.
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Fisher, who had an especially close relationship with her mother in their final years, thanked Reynolds in the acknowledgments section of her last book, The Princess Diarist.
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The memos were written during the campaign and many contain information about Russian meddling that pre-dated public acknowledgments from the US government about the Russian effort.
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And seeing McKellen and Chenoweth in the same week, I was struck by how much their shows shared as acknowledgments of their respective, equally passionate fan bases.
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In her acknowledgments, Hannah writes that her own family, with an apparently much happier father, piled into its own VW bus for similarly searching travels in 1968.
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Gates cites Franklin's influence on his thinking in his acknowledgments; I wish that he had cited Franklin's scholarship and that of his peers in "Stony the Road."
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How much of it he actually wrote, and how much was done by "the great writing and editing team" he thanks in the acknowledgments, is anybody's guess.
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His comments are one of the strongest acknowledgments so far from a top official of the extent to which the British government has faced cyberattacks from Russia.
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Itzkoff, a culture reporter for The New York Times, is an unabashed fan, declaring in the book's acknowledgments that Williams was one of his heroes growing up.
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During an appearance on Good Morning America set to air this week, Biden offered one of his most forthright acknowledgments of his role in the hearings yet.
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The best-known were gang symbols (often acronyms or numbers), records of time spent (cobwebs, clocks, dots), or acknowledgments of specific violent crimes, mostly murder (teardrops and crosses).
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The acknowledgments in his 63 memoir run for seven pages, and the artificial-wave platform he's created actually cancels some of his own greatest strengths as a competitor.
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It's an objectively great film that grossed $289 million at the box office, won Best Animated Feature at the Oscars in 2003, and racked up myriad other acknowledgments.
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" In the acknowledgments in his book, Mr. Dawkins described the guilt and sadness he has lived with after the murder, and referred to his writing as "a lifeboat.
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The president also called Byrne an "unbelievable friend" during his parade of acknowledgments at a press conference a day after the Senate acquitted him in his impeachment trial.
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Those allegations were broadly backed up by reporting from The New York Times and NBC News, as well as acknowledgments from some of the companies that they made payments.
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Agua Zarca, "publishes irresponsible statements and falsehoods," she said, directing CNN to the last page of the 92-page report where the names of funders and acknowledgments are listed.
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The move was among the most overt acknowledgments of Boeing's responsibility in the crashes, which were caused in part by a malfunctioning anti-stall system on the new jets.
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The acknowledgments came amid increasing allegations of legal and ethical misconduct by Mr. Pruitt that have led some lawmakers, including in his own party, to call for his resignation.
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The two would pick up a snack — she thanks Cherry on Top Frozen Yogurt in the book's acknowledgments — and then explore the neighborhood either on foot or by car.
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Susan Kamil, an editor and publisher of celebrated authors whose effusive praise for her in their books' acknowledgments made her name familiar to readers, died on Sunday in Manhattan.
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" In the acknowledgments, Dan goes so far as to write that Gregory's "inventive fusion of ancient and modern in 'Missa Charles Darwin' helped spark the earliest notions for this novel.
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But he and his associate John Stanley Pottinger were envisioning using supposed surveillance videos to secure settlements that, by both lawyers' acknowledgments, might have resulted in the videos staying secret.
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His comment on the sidelines of an event hosted by the global airline trade group marks one of the industry's first acknowledgments that the mosquito-borne virus could hit revenue.
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When he neglected to include me in the printed acknowledgments, I heard her phone him to demand he send me a signed edition with a personal thank-you, which he did.
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Acknowledgments Particular thanks are due to Philip Altbach, the director of the Centre for International Higher Education at Boston College, for sharing his unrivalled knowledge of higher education around the world.
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" Allen, who is recognized in Fire and Fury's acknowledgments for helping make it a "smarter book," concludes the item with a signature denouement, in keeping with Axios's ethos of "smart brevity.
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In the acknowledgments, he says he drew inspiration from the work of the psychologist William Cross, in particular his paper "The Negro to Black Conversion Experience," which was published in 1971.
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They play the roles that historically spouses played, but spouses have all kinds of recognition, from ceremonies to tax benefits, and friends don't get those same kinds of public, validating acknowledgments.
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Stack said while he was grateful for the acknowledgments, "buycotts" and online support from gun-reform advocates did little to staunch the exodus of customers who were upset over the news.
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" Scott writes: Michael Chabon's new book is described on the title page as "a novel," in an author's note as a "memoir" and in the acknowledgments as a "pack of lies.
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Foundation officials insisted they never intended to hide APCO's in-kind generosity, citing tweets and press releases and program acknowledgments that both organizations made between 2008 and 2016 about their collaborations.
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Reading celebrities' acknowledgments is another experience entirely, almost a kind of sport — perhaps the highlight of which is finding the euphemistic phrase the putative author uses to thank the actual author.
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"I'm also looking for it to help people get justice or get acknowledgments at least for microaggression," said Mx. Janecko, currently on co-op in San Francisco, working at a mime theater.
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In their acknowledgments, the authors also state that "in almost all cases, material is taken from original interviews" but admit to scraping public comments from news conferences and conventions into the manuscript.
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The British playwright Dennis Kelly thanks Euripides in the acknowledgments for "Girls and Boys," staged by Mélanie Leray at the Théâtre du Petit Saint-Martin, and it's not hard to see why.
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She continues to include Wien, an early champion of her work, in the acknowledgments for projects the dealer did not directly fund, such as one of her presentations at the Venice Biennale.
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Ruefle communicates something like that to readers, too, through language, and most of all with a single, concussive line at the end of the acknowledgments page, before the silence of the flyleaf.
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So much of the evening had been built on generalizations about progress and acknowledgments of breakthroughs, and it really was exciting to see Jordan Peele win, and to see Greta Gerwig get nominated.
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Risbridger writes frequently about her partner John Underwood, whom she refers to as the Tall Man, but it's not until the acknowledgments that she explains that he died in the spring of 2018.
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This year, throughout the day, front row chatter kept to the usual fashion week banter, about weather and logistics, but designers made acknowledgments in their show notes and programs, even if not aloud.
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In his acknowledgments, Asher tells the story of his own son, who, unborn when Asher started work on the biography, was referring to Algren as "Uncle Nelson" by the time it was done.
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He won praise from veteran press secretaries from both parties and some grudging acknowledgments from reporters that he had eased some of the tensions he prompted with his easily debunked assertions on Saturday.
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The accolades — and the acknowledgments — have been piling up as well: She has a Golden Globe and a Critics Choice Television Award for her role on Empire, not to mention three Primetime Emmy nods.
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A book this long (571 pages, not including acknowledgments and footnotes) and bleak could have been unbearable, but every time its pages bog down, along comes a pick-me-up of an unexpected insight.
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It occurred to me last night that I might have to have to add the phrase "the late" before "Antonin Scalia" in the front matter, in the acknowledgments, which was very sad to me.
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Despite the film's memorable performances—from Song Kang Ho's palpable tension as he sweats and hides beneath a coffee table to Park So Dam's quick, sharp wit—acknowledgments in acting categories were pointedly missing.
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Such acknowledgments allow me to go on doing the things I know I shouldn't, because unlike the morons who actually engage in foolish behavior in ways that define their being, I'm doing it knowingly.
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When asked why there were no acknowledgments in the book, he said he chose to send private thank you letters to people who supported him, rather than name them publicly and expose them to scrutiny.
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The final line of the acknowledgments page was "Cooks rule," and he hoped, desperately, that other professionals would see the book in the spirit he had intended, and pass gravy-stained copies around the kitchen.
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The Washington Post's Craig Whitlock won the military reporting award for "The Afghanistan Papers," which showed that U.S. officials' real-time acknowledgments of failures in the war in Afghanistan had been kept from the public.
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Acknowledgments: This piece draws heavily on the work of many experts on cultural heritage and conflict antiquities, including Paul Barford, Morag Kersel, Jason Felch, Stephennie Mulder, Dorothy King, and especially Sam Hardy and Christopher Jones.
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In that same BuzzFeed article, the author noted that Ms. Hollis did not address child care (and its enormous cost) in "Girl, Wash Your Face" outside of the acknowledgments section, where she thanked her nanny.
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The comment, made on the sidelines of an event hosted by the global airline trade group in New York, marks one of the first acknowledgments by the industry that the mosquito-borne virus could impact revenue.
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It was published after the birth of his second daughter, but you discover this only in the acknowledgments; instead of employing the wisdom and the knowledge of retrospect, Cooper makes a fetish of the captive moment.
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Instead, the course corrections are tacit acknowledgments—even if Biden's incoherence means it's never made explicit—that the past he pines for was often a horrible and dangerous one, particularly for women and people of color.
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I credit our collaboration responsible for getting me an Oscar, which is for sure one of the greatest acknowledgments of my career, and I am forever grateful for the opportunity to compose music for his film.
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Cohen confirmed those rumors—over an encrypted phone app—to The New Republic in August, not that anyone expected his participation to be much of a secret after publication: Snowden thanks Cohen in the book's acknowledgments.
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Among Facebook's acknowledgments on Wednesday was the disclosure of a vulnerability in its search and account recovery functions that it said could have exposed "most" of its 2 billion users to having their public profile information harvested.
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In both company acknowledgments and in the press, it's become apparent that the person who is the face is claiming credit for developing the idea, with me almost as a secondary creator, rather than the primary one.
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The New York senator's PAC, Friends of Schumer, paid Junior's Cheesecake in New York for "supporter acknowledgments" in amounts ranging from $46 to $516.45, according to an analysis of Federal Election Commission filings between 2009 and 2016.
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Sitaraman is a longtime adviser to Elizabeth Warren, and reading this book you can see the outlines for many of her plans (he also went to Harvard with Pete Buttigieg, and thanks both candidates in the acknowledgments).
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While walking the 2018 Golden Globes red carpet, which promises to be filled with acknowledgments of the systemic misogyny of Hollywood that range from cringingly awkward to deeply powerful, Debra Messing started things off with a bang.
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Despite contemporary acknowledgments that not all of these female characters are perfect emblems of modern intersectional feminism, they've all aged well as examples of female characters to look up to, and many have evolved into modern feminist archetypes.
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Then, on the very last page of the book, at the bottom of her acknowledgments, she tells readers that her now-teenage son, to whom the book is dedicated, was diagnosed with autism when he was an infant.
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An extensive BuzzFeed News review of Epstein's donations, public acknowledgments of funding, and meetings that happened after his release from jail shows that his links to top scientists continued after he was convicted for sex crimes in 201683.
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Meantime, all the letters from kids went into a separate bin, to be picked up by the kid team upstairs; requests for birthday, anniversary and baby acknowledgments went to the greetings team; gifts went to the gifts team.
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As early as the "Acknowledgments," we understand that all bets are off, in terms of Bantjes's treatment of text; all names in this section are etched out from the thank-yous in loopy, reflective script that playfully imitates handwriting.
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There were occasional acknowledgments, like that by original song winner Kristen Anderson-Lopez, that change is already taking place ("Not only are we diverse, but we are close to 50/50 for gender representation," she noted of her category).
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The book's seven pages of acknowledgments namecheck 15 Senate staffers and eight from the House, as well as a large swath of the media — from the makeup team at MSNBC to some of the outlets that broke Cambridge Analytica.
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The symbolic power of land acknowledgments was discussed in the performance itself, which included footage of a Native American woman recounting how hearing a land acknowledgment at an event in Minneapolis made her feel more welcome in the space.
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" One of these people is Stephen K. Bannon, who gets pride of place in Wolff's acknowledgments, thanked for "his trust and cooperation" as "the Virgil anyone might be lucky to have as a guide for a descent into Trumpworld.
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Oddly, Marshall's clearest statement on the strength of feeling flags arouse occurs in the acknowledgments at the end of the book, where he points out that "flags are an emotive subject," and then pretty much leaves it at that.
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For months, their enthusiasm and sense of purpose has often been met by political elites with irritated tones or backhanded acknowledgments like "Bernie Sanders has contributed a lot but..." offered under the guise of a need to unify the party.
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Because without that, land acknowledgments like Waititi's, necessary as they are, do what Hollywood has made millions from: They situate us in the past, out of sight and out of mind, save for when a show of good faith is needed.
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Hollis, who has four children, doesn't mention child care at all in the book until the acknowledgments, when she thanks her nanny: "People ask me how I do it all, and the honest truth is, I absolutely don't," she writes.
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On Tuesday, a House committee held a hearing to examine the chamber's sexual harassment policies, and the Senate last week passed a resolution making sexual harassment training mandatory for senators, staff and interns -- two clear acknowledgments of the need for reform.
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He has been frequently apart from his four children (in the acknowledgments, he writes that he hopes the book will help them understand the sport that has drawn him away from the "responsibilities of being a husband and a father").
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Contemporary art, Southeast Asian art, and acknowledgments of Indigeneity in Asia — all of which are addressed in Bustillo's multifaceted printmaking-performance-multimedia practice — are nearly absent from Seattle's Asian Art Museum, as they are in Asian art collections throughout the United States.
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We learn in the acknowledgments, on Page 1,084, that Obama read nearly all of "Rising Star" before publication and argued intensely with Garrow about some of the characterizations — but did so in "off the record" conversations about which the reader is left guessing.
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Clemson's coaches and players shied away on Saturday from anything more than euphemistic acknowledgments of Hurts's limitations — "The surrounding, supporting cast really helped Jalen Hurts have the kind of year that he has," Venables said — perhaps fearful of doling out bulletin-board material.
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He made a few somber acknowledgments about the fear of technology and economic inequality, hitting on themes that would feel at home at any fireside chat in the South Bay, a region that has learned, post-election, that it must start acknowledging its shortcomings.
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WASHINGTON — The Obama administration on Friday announced an overhaul of its efforts to respond to online propaganda from the Islamic State after months of acknowledgments that it had largely failed in its attempts to counter extremist recruitment and exhortations to violence on social media.
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The show's many acknowledgments of the seriousness of its wartime subject included the subtle yet significant fact that, whenever Hawkeye or any of the other doctors or nurses were tending to a patient in the operating tent, there was no laugh track, no canned laughter.
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Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan delivered a powerful speech, and Hussle's business partner Karen Civil provided the acknowledgments and resolutions — including a letter of condolence from former President Barack Obama that praised Hussle's music and activism in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Crenshaw.
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Within the span of roughly six weeks, from early January to mid-February, leaders from both countries alternated between qualified acknowledgments of the agreement, vague assertions that negotiations with Israel were still ongoing, and indignant denials that they had agreed to anything at all.
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The acknowledgments explain that she has been researching the divers and the Navy Yard since at least 2004—which would mean she started this project before her last two novels were published—and then had difficulty knowing how to turn all that information into fiction.
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However, even in spite of some high-profile acknowledgments — both Kendrick Lamar and the Weeknd have posted about XXXTentacion on social media, and Young Thug, Offset and A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie appear on "DAY290" — they haven't been fully publicly embraced by the music industry.
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The high-profile alarm sounded at the daily White House briefing was striking for the officials' unequivocal warnings, a departure from President Trump's fumbling acknowledgments that Moscow undertook an influence campaign in 2016 to exploit partisan divisions in the American electorate and sow discord.
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The novel, less a political story than one of a family unraveling, is loosely a roman à clef; Gekoski writes in the acknowledgments that his tale is inspired by the story of his own childhood, and that he tried and failed to write it as a memoir.
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" Mr. Wolff is open about his reliance on Mr. Bannon, whom he thanks in the acknowledgments, describing him as "the most cleareyed interpreter of the Trump phenomenon I know" and "the Virgil anyone might be lucky to have as a guide for a descent into Trumpworld.
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In Fayetteville, he pledged again to reduce a murder rate now at its "highest in 45 years" -- a misleading statistic made familiar on the stump -- while promising to "construct a great border wall" despite recent acknowledgments that, as a construction project alone, it is logistically and geographically unfeasible.
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Tom Roderick, an analyst at Stifel, said Microsoft is displacing Salesforce and Oracle at HP. "The move will raise some eyebrows among investors in the cloud world as it is one of the strongest acknowledgments of MSFT's CRM suite we have seen," wrote Roderick, who rates Salesforce a buy.
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Mr. Pratt — who went from playing a lovable, dimwitted side character on the NBC sitcom "Parks and Recreation" to full-blown movie stardom, with leading roles in blockbusters like "Guardians of the Galaxy" and "Jurassic World" — is a looming presence in "Unqualified," from the first page to the acknowledgments.
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But it might as well be the mantra for the rest of the motley characters in "South Pole Station," a ramblingly entertaining first novel by the journalist Ashley Shelby, whose sister, she reveals in her acknowledgments, is one of the few women to have "winter-overed" at the pole.
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The recent acknowledgments by advisers Carter Page and George Papadopoulos that they talked with Russians and Russian officials around the same time that Donald Trump Jr. met with a Kremlin advocate indicates a coordinated effort to recruit Trump associates, possibly for eliciting information and conveying messages, intelligence experts told BuzzFeed News.
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Acknowledgments The authors would like to thank the staff and students from Sarasota Military Academy Prep for their hard work and enthusiasm during the past three years, Stephen Schaffner and Nathan Yozwiak for critical feedback on the manuscript, and the members of the Sabeti Lab for their feedback and support.
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In London, during a press conference in front of Tarantino, I clearly stated that I consider Quentin one of the greatest directors of this time, and I would never speak poorly of the Academy — an important institution that has given to me two of the most important acknowledgments of my career.
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Mr. Loverd was not an author, but his name could be found between the covers in the acknowledgments pages of books by Robert A. Caro, John Cheever, Julia Child, Michael Crichton, John le Carré, Toni Morrison, Alice Munro, V. S. Naipaul, Anne Rice, Barbara Tuchman and John Updike, among others.
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" To contemporary eyes, the most notable line in that book may come from the acknowledgments section, which heralded the start of a beautiful relationship: "Finally, I must thank Lincoln Child, my editor at St. Martin's Press, for proposing this book in the first place and for his peerless editorial guidance.
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"These acknowledgments are made in the hopes of making a positive difference to Mr. Grimm and to the everyday lives of our children who rely upon us to protect them compassionately and in ways that more perfectly respect the dignity of every person," Judge Arenda Wright Allen said in handing down her decision.
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The work to mount this exhibition took five years, and as Roth says in the acknowledgments of the exhibition catalogue: During the last year of the project's development, amid turmoil spurred by the new administration in Washington, I faced questions of my own regarding the role of the individual in the political process.
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One of the administration's few acknowledgments of a misstep came from Mr. Shah, who made headlines in February for saying during a news briefing that the White House could have better handled the episode surrounding Rob Porter, the former White House staff secretary who faced accounts of abuse from two former wives.
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In general, we look for comments that are thoughtful and well-written, but our favorites often respond with one or more of the following: • opinions supported with strong reasoning and evidence;• personal experiences;• creative interpretations;• solutions to problems;• alternative or overlooked perspectives;• questions and inquiries;• acknowledgments of a counterargument;• or questions or advice for others.
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There has been a concerted effort by Bock and his publishers alike to call attention to the facts behind the fiction: in the jacket copy, the acknowledgments, media appearances, and a conversation with the novelist Tom Perrotta that was prominent in advance reading copies and now serves on Bock's website as a reader's guide.
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His current teammate Karl-Anthony Towns made sure to give him a nod as well: And just about every other current player decided to make their acknowledgments: Even the retirees had to shout: Not many people saw Rose making this kind of comeback after his ups and downs since 2011, but he's certainly playing his best ball in years.
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Then there were "the Men in Boots" — "I'd like to make that the title of my memoir," Ms. Allen said — like her plumber, Chuck Lewis, and Jim Sharp, the guy who rebuilt her rotting stairs and then threw in a deck of his own design for good measure, both of whom she thanks in the acknowledgments to her book.
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Fox is a dry performer with especially keen timing, but you wouldn't know it from this Esquire profile, in which Stephen Marche served up salivating descriptions like the following between acknowledgments that Fox was sick of being reduced to a pretty face: She's a screen saver on a teenage boy's laptop, a middle-aged lawyer's shower fantasy, a sexual prop used to sell movies and jeans.
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Honig, a former doctor, fills the novel with expert medical detail, but fortunately, this and the author's hailing from London (that beloved refuge of Russian oligarchs — one of the novel's ironies is that everyone is trying to skim enough to get out of Russia) are almost all we learn from his book bio; no acknowledgments tempt us to distract ourselves by drawing links between the man and the story.
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None of which solves the mystery of Bernie Gunther, hiding in plain sight among the worst villains of the Third Reich—their fates recorded helpfully (if ironically) in Kerr's acknowledgments pages—let alone the far deeper mystery of why, in a time of horrific cruelty and genocidal murder, when many of the best people in Germany have left, or tried to flee, others have elected to remain at home, anxiously holding the fort and hoping to last until the carnage ends.
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SOURCES AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS International Energy Agency, WEO-2017 Special Report: Energy Access Outlook Africa Progress Panel, Lights, Power, Action: Electrifying Africa World Bank, Independent Power Projects in Sub-Saharan Africa International Finance Corporation, African home-grown innovations take off Tavneet Suri and William Jack, The long-run poverty and gender impacts of mobile money GSMA, The Mobile Economy Sub-Saharan Africa 2017 Jonas Hjort, Jonas Poulsen, The Arrival of Fast Internet and Employment in Africa Jenny C. Aker, Isaac M. Mbiti, Mobile Phones and Economic Development in Africa World Bank, Trouble in the Making?
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Defense lawyers cross-examined Mr. Davis at length, eliciting acknowledgments that he had been squeezed for money, had taken $100,000 from a charity he ran, had mislabeled expenses on his taxes and had lied to many people, including investigators with the S.E.C. Mr. Walters's lawyers suggested that Mr. Davis had misled prosecutors about his sports gambling habits and his contact with prostitutes, at one point reading into the record phone numbers for escort services in Chicago, Denver, New York and San Francisco that Mr. Davis, who told prosecutors he had not hired prostitutes in recent years, had called in 2010, 2011 and 2014.
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