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Some were recognisably of those she had seen through the windows.

The third institution that has changed recognisably since 1993 is politics.

However, the will in a recognisably modern form did not evolve until the late 13th century.

The Master in these stories is, nevertheless, recognisably the same person.

After 30 days it has regions recognisably similar to some of those in a real brain.

It’s only a little flaw, but it makes her recognisably human.

But equality is still recognisably the core value of the Left.

The personal, 'background' characteristics that make one person's voice recognisably different from another.

At a second glance it is not recognisably my own house, nor exactly yours.

The history of local government Wales in a recognisably modern form emerged during the late 19th century.

New Zealand, in short, became recognisably the nation we inhabit today.

But he said the musical would be recognisably different.

Most of our politicians, wherever they went to school, are now speaking recognisably the same language that we speak.

And the war was the mechanism by which Britain became recognisably its modern self.

Does it begin at conception, the gaining of a recognisably human form, or birth?

To a significant number of Catholics around 1900, the `woman question' was recognisably on the political agenda and could not be ignored.

Here are four countries with at least seven recognisably different cultures and five languages within their borders.

This contains a photo of a young child recognisably similar to the appellant.

Voters want a person with a heart that can show recognisably mundane, human emotions.

The town plan is still recognisably that of a medieval town.

These elements, however, are recognisably different for an informed user only in some of the views.

After a year and a half, the Prime Minister is still recognisably human.

The flowers are recognisably those of a plantain, but the plant as a whole is quite different.

The picture shows an unborn baby at 10 weeks after conception: recognisably a member of the human family.

It is still recognisably the work of the same group who made Wildewoman, though, thanks to the voices.