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1) Most commonly, it's just the game being stupid. This is a very common issue with Steam Workshop. Go to Documents\My Games\Sid Meier's Civilization 5\cache and delete the file Civ5ModsDatabase.db, which will force the game to reevaluate which mods it has actually downloaded and which it hasn't.
2) If that didn't work, you should also know that if your subscription list is very large (bigger than around 50-60), the game will start ignoring everything after a certain point. Copy mods you want to keep to a safe place outside of your MODS folder, unsubscribe from them, then put them back into the folder. This will let you keep those mods, but cut down on your number of subscribed mods. Once the number is low enough, Steam Workshop will start recognizing them again and will download the rest.