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And he never thought of this day, and still he cry and cry and cry, until he realised that his cry cant change anything any more.

One night the fears were realised when his driver had a 9mm gun put to his head and his car stolen.

But a win is important. Results went for us yesterday so we realised it was an important game to move up the league.

From Saturday morning the rumour mill was working and Mark must have realised it was his last game. It was a terrible position to be in.

Then, after a few nights in the chair, I realised that I would not get through this without some time alone and some sleep in my own bed.

It was a shocking conclusion and I realised that the world needed to be informed of my findings.

When they could not name one, but said their own aim was to enjoy life more, I realised that this was an economy that was reaching maturity.

For a moment he thought she knew, then he realised it had been an innocent question.

After the Dissolution, it was realised that its circular shape made it a perfect venue for cock fighting.

The moment I realised I could authorise myself to believe in my own worth was the moment I truly started valuing myself.

Yet the readiness to coexist on both sides may be stronger than is often realised.

We were at a dinner with friends when I realised how much I fancied her.

over the last couple of months I've realised how much I rely on being able to tweak my sleep.

I realised that his affirmation of me from his deathbed had filled a gaping hole of insecurity I had constantly carried around.

In other words, she can only enjoy (&) because it is not at its place, at the place of her jouissance, where her jouissance can be realised.

After some research, and a bit of Googling, I realised that there aren't many simple solutions out there.

The Duke soon realised that there was no future for him in Britain and that he would not be offered another job.

As then, a large part of the elite has realised that the system is ineffective and is no longer willing to defend it.

I didn't know why at first, but as he began writing down the license number of my car, I realised that I had made a mistake.

the poor old peasants at the bottom of the heap probably never realised that they were now farming "colonial" land.

He said: "I went a bit mad at the thought of it. It was then that I realised something wasn't quite right and sought professional help. "

"Gosh, " I said, "it must be a more common name in Canada than I realised. "

However, when Chi and his colleagues looked at the recent data, they realised this approach did not fit any more.

He wanted to pop out to the corner shop, but realised he would have to put on a smart shirt and trousers, despite the intense humidity.

So the thought of having lost it and needing to replace it really rattled me. I hadn't realised how much I'd come to depend on it.

But at the end of each day he realised, to his despair, that just as much time had gone as usual, whatever he did.

As I walked through the entrance I realised that the last time I was here I was just a child myself.

The extent to which slight changes in rainfall could impact on rivers had never been realised.

I realised that all that I had accepted as fact was pure fiction, whose only goal was to enslave mankind.

And before I realised, Talen had opened the door and flew straight down as the remote smacked him on the head.

Many companies realised too late how much they had depended on credit-fuelled profligacy.

The priest realised he had been tricked. He beat her as he drove her away forever. At last she was free of him and mistress of her own fate.

And yet, after years of frustration and furious development work, Microsoft now believes it has realised Mr Ballmer's dream.

They said 'wait, I've just got to get this call' but they were pretty surprised when they realised what was happening.

As a mother, how hard was it for you to play a woman whose worst nightmare is realised when her son goes missing in The Changeling?

Finally, I realised how much you weight in my heart.

When I looked up I realised that there was a squirrel up in the branches where the noise was coming from.

Cobbe saw the cleaned-up version, with the hair restored, and realised that it was a copy of his mystery painting at home back in Ireland.

The politicians in Cairo realised that the matter had gone beyond one of personal rivalries or ambitions.

He realised there was no use Silicon Valley trying to compete with the East Coast.

It was only after we'd had the car for a few days that we realised we'd been screwed by the dealer.

He had by no means realised the gravity and the complication of the difficulties which he would have to face.

Suddenly, a week from the fatal day, Carrie realised that they were going to run short.

And he probably realised what was happening in the end of the 80s and tried to save the country but it was obviously too late.

It had been a rainy day and the steps leading to the car park were wetter than I realised.

All his plans were suddenly overthrown, and the existence, so elaborately pictured, was no more than a dream which would never be realised.

"It was a long time. It was a long time, " she said when I asked her when she realised that this life was not for her.

When tears filled my eyes, I realised that you are the only one. I feel lonely and I don't know what to do. Everyday I walked like a shadow.

The amount, if realised, would be almost three times that of two years ago.

In a separate incident a failed Chinese male asylum seeker made a last minute dash for freedom when he realised he was to be detained.

She saw that he himself was hesitating, and with a woman's intuition realised that there was no occasion for great alarm.

To start with, I thought it was going to be only background music, but soon realised that the part was more significant.

And just as he finished saying this, he realised that he had forgotten to remove the mask and costume of the little pig!

I realised and went outside to get it. The hammer had been used to smash my car window and steal stuff inside.

Markets seem to have realised that their pessimism in the wake of the Japanese earthquake was overdone and have recovered some ground.

Because at first it was an obsession as she looked like Katherine, but then he realised she was completely different.

Brazilians had not previously realised that such a big chunk of the cost of a fridge or cooker goes to the government.

The strict army man wasn't one for joking, but when he realised what he'd said he burst out laughing.

I thought she looked stunning and I realised that I was never going to do anything to disguise my own grey.

We had a good relationship. I did love him, but I realised something was missing, and what was missing was the intimacy I felt with a woman.

Eventually, I realised that there was no need for me to have my head under water.

They had realised, though, that there was something wrong with him, and were ready to help.

How much of this will be realised is unknown. It could be substantially less.

But eventually I realised there was no way they were actually going to let me be a fighter pilot.

Ms Pelosi realised that she did not need to compete with the White House in producing bright ideas that the Republicans might steal.

It was not and I realised that sometimes it is better to leave a place that does not want change rather than lose your motivation.

When one of its valves was activated, after people realised something was wrong and just before the explosion, it did not stop the flow.

It was then that she realised that something sinister was afoot as she could not access her account because her password had been changed.

'Then, just a few years ago, I realised it was now me that couldn't get a limp piece of thread through a hole I couldn't see.

He realised her mother's violent death was 'like a wound on the brain'.

They soon realised that this was not clever and got together to hammer out an agreement to limit central-bank sales to 400 tonnes a year.

We realised that just a little bit of that energy could make this process go on its own.

I wasn't drunk and when we got to the hotel I realised they were men so I decided to kick them out.

The EU has not realised how much risk transfer occurs across different categories of finance that can escape sectoral regulation.

The others, who were decidedly weak, did not seem to have realised that their fingers could help.

Mr McKay has said he did not know the man he swore at was a policeman, and apologised once he realised he was.

For his part, Mr McCarthy continued to tinker away at a truly thinking machine at Stanford. He never quite saw his dream realised.

By that time, the sun came out, and I realised how nice this waterfront area will be when it is all done.

Potential can still be realised. But the strongest argument for protecting other species is often ethical.

Several months later, some evidence indicates that the widespread desire for a brake on executive pay might be beginning to be realised.

I've been thinking about this and realised that there are many more negative factors than I'd originally anticipated.

Everybody in the company realised that she had got a start.

It took time but now I've realised how much I'm missing U.

China was obviously better suited to export manufacturing. It always had been. China's leaders just had not realised it.

To put this in technical terms, the implied volatility in the option price turns out to be higher than the realised volatility.

By the early 1960s, he realised that this Other was his long-ignored identity as a Jew.

As this happened, I suddenly realised my hatred of him was wrong.

Then, I realised the lack of my limbs, and finally it occurred to me that I was a toaster.

Jinchuan's corporate affairs manager jumped up when he realised that we were intending to go out on our own.

Business began to take off and I realised that I would need to move to Shanghai to establish my sourcing office.

They were all rather unfriendly to Lester at present, and he realised that he was facing a ticklish situation.

By the end of three years, scientists realised they'd found a paleontological treasure.

About half way through the test i read the next question and realised none of the optional answers were correct : |.

I realised i had this 'what if? ' question and if i didn't at least try to answer it, i'd be haunted by it.

Robert Feldman, economist at Morgan Stanley, said Mr Abe was more committed to a market-oriented view of the economy than people realised.

Both firms realised that digital photography itself would not be very profitable.

Once investors realised that this was unsustainable, capital took flight and the country's foreign reserves dwindled.

He will be born Realised because he was very, very great. He was a Great Soul, no doubt. He was extremely great as a human being.

Later I realised it was my problem, psychologically, " he said. " Our education was idealistic.

Then, horrified, I realised he was snoring loudly with his head drooped over the steering wheel.

The firm's engineers realised that the solution was staring them in the face: the search results on which users actually clicked and stayed.

The deistic fantasy of a universal religion is not about to be realised any time soon.

When he realised we were crying he stopped, looked us in the eyes, and said in a concerned voice "why are you guys crying? "

Officials said the rating was raised after they realised the full extent of the radiation leaking from the plant.

They have realised they have to respond to perceptions in the marketplace rather than to what they believe to be the facts.

However, policy makers, at least since the 1960s, realised that the use of national currencies to manage the global economy is problematic.

When Hogan first realised this, he wondered if any experiment might be able to detect the holographic blurriness of space-time.

One of the boys realised their fault and coaxed her to reparticipate.

"Lazy rich kids who had been mucking around, and coming up to exam time realised they needed help" , is how one tutor describes his pupils.

But they soon realised that it would be too expensive and time- consuming for a small, independent team.

What Dr Shechtman had discovered, he realised, was a new sort of material called a quasicrystal.

Before she realised it, many of her investments had been savaged by the sudden collapse of equity prices and the switchback of the yen.

That's when he realised he might be onto something big.

He said that as he become more deeply engaged in the fraud, "I realised that my arrest and this day would inevitably come" .

It was realised that some of those extra dimensions can be large and with size comes inhabitants: branes of 2, 3 or more dimensions.

So the breeder gave him to Jeremy Dingle, who soon realised that he had a special pup, now a top dog in the dachshund-racing[1] world.

'It was then that I realised that something strange might be going on with this food that I had bought, ' she explained.

The government has also been a good deal more ambitious during its first months than most people have quite realised.

I must have been 32 when I realised that there was an opportunity to move into business jet aviation.

I smiled. But I suddenly realised that it was because she was thinner that I could carry her more easily, not because I was stronger.

By teatime, as I sat watching Dumbo with the children, I realised that I couldn't really lift my head.

Even Robert Malthus realised that there was such a thing as birth control.

Management has realised that workers are still not ready to accept Japanese-style working methods.

I just realised that there was more to life than hanging about the streets and being foolish.

At least in rich countries, that future is likely to be realised, as Keynes predicted, by about 2030.

Suddenly she realised she had been deceived and discovered. The shock was so overwhelming that she dropped dead on the spot!

But I also realised that the world's next superpower cannot be truly understood through secondhand stories, lectures or case studies.

His daughter, Sonora Dodd, realised when she was an adult what her father had sacrificed for his children.

Although I realised his cares and his devotion, I continued to press General Wavell hard.

"I realised that if you started absolutely from scratch, you could easily spend your life making a toaster, " he explained to me.

He realised with a sharp pang that she belonged to him and he to her.

But I have my own values and I realised that, despite all the suffering, good things always end up happening at this Club.

After seeing photos of the formerly prosperous North American town of Detroit in 2005, they realised it would be a perfect place to work.

Current debt issuance projections, if realised, will surely place America precariously close to that notional borrowing ceiling.

We strode through the creepers and thorns, and I realised that I'd seen the carved square corner of the statue's pedestal.

I waited for her for half an hour before I realised she had stood me up.

I thought it was fireworks, but soon realised something was wrong and that there was gunshots too.

Her clear-sighted boss realised that this was not what she really wanted to do.

With 18m new handsets being sold each year, I realised that there was a business opportunity staring me in the face.

Prosecutors began to reassemble the case, and realised that without the false statement, there essentially was none.

Having accepted the job, he realised that he did not agree with the president's policies.

And all this has been realised for a cost 20 per cent lower than that of a standard sports hall.

The government as regulator did nothing, but by 1998 the Treasury realised that it was in a financial mess.

I realised that we as a community need to understand that we have gone through a lot in this country.

The youth has been torn away in a certain colorful summer, or it submerged into a desolate winter before I realised that.

Here's an example for you: two months ago I've realised that I was making quite a number of spelling errors as I wrote my articles.

Stalin needed a nuclear bomb and realised that scientists' brains do not work unless you allow them a certain amount of freedom.

With investigations threatened by Congress and the Federal Trade Commission, Facebook finally realised it had gone too far.

Only realised when he sent an email with 'you did remember we had made an appointment for today?

As soon as he realised all this, Alfie was instantly returned to the playground, in front of Dora, just where he had left her.

The aircraft maker realised it had to consider more partners when planning FPM.

But with the sudden appearance of Baxter , Perowne's earlier fears seem about to be realised.

Finally, I realised the truth, it named to be a ass kisser , or in other graceful words, manage up.

The firm realised its world was changing and was working on a touch-screen phone much like the iPhone as early as 2004.

Having realised that I could use a kite to attract lightning, I decided to do an experiment.

To illustrate de Cadenet's point, auction house RM recently staged a sale in which three American-made cars realised $6. 5 between them.

The firm realised its world was changing and was working on a touch-screen phone much like the i Phone as early as 2004.

The sisters had seen her drawings many times before. The only thing is that nobody realised what her drawings were all about - until now.

Then they realised they were the heads of Iraqi Tank commanders sticking out of the turrets of cold tanks.

When he saw Muybridge's sequences he realised that photography could be a simpler way of doing this.

It also shows how the Japanese have realised that such foreign firms can be useful partners as well as deadly rivals.

I realised I had got it wrong when I saw everybody else had the Nike tick facing the front.

There port says many governments are seduced by the inward investment this brings, but have not realised the long-term cost in human lives.

I've just realised I'm gonna miss my train if I con't go now, but I'll see you later - bye bye!

By the 1950s, modernist ideas of the vertical city were being realised and public spaces began to deteriorate.

Despite their break-up, the pair have remained close and Lauren realised she was pregnant in late January.

This fund is of no criminal origin as it was realised from sales of the alluvial gold dust.

Gina's mother realised that it was their fault Gina was behaving like this.

We also realised that we needed to remove the reservoir on the front and fill it with water.

My father realised it was a good day for fishing and invited my sister and me to go with him.

The gangrene of fear began to infect "real" banks, which investors realised were exposed to SIVs in unexpected ways.

It was at that point they realised they might have stumbled upon an animal model of SIDS.

I realised it was over the line and I think the way I carried on so quickly fooled the referee into thinking it was not over.

It was obvious I'd really offended him but it wasn't until later that I realised what had been going on.

While she was there she realised that the government was carrying out similar "investigations" of at least 30 other lawyers.

The second I got out of the car I realised that jean shorts were probably not the best idea.

By combining his adventures with media work, Bear realised that he could also support and raise money for those causes closest to his heart.

Mrs Hiley, 35, said if adults realised how tasty breast milk was more new mothers would be encouraged to breastfeed.

The same time, Beijing's people also realised that it's not easy to hold the Olympic games.

Now that it looks increasingly as though he will become prime minister next year, he has realised that he must start clearing it up.

Soon after reading about this map, however, he realised that the structure of E8 could be used to describe fully the laws of physics.

Finally, China seems also to have realised that helping to tackle climate change is in its interests.

If we have used our eyes and ears, we have already realised that sound takes time to travel through the air.

No effort at all. But it took me years of work before I realised I could do it.

They realised it was different and started looking in the direction of the face and music more often.

Later, looking around during a breakfast meeting at the various visages of gathered beauty editors, I realised facial movement was a rarity.

bottle of claret for you if I'd realised. I'd forgotten all about it, George, I'm sorry.

In early December, UBS realised it had a problem.

But I realised that finding something to do that you love from Monday to Friday was a vital ingredient to a fulfilling life.

But the two countries normalised relations in 1991, as Hanoi realised it could not afford to have tensions with its powerful neighbour.

But just in the middle of the river he felt a terrible pain and realised that, after all , the scorpion had stung him.

I realised she wasn't breathing, and there was no pulse.

I realised that you were from a wealthy family but definitely not a wilful girl.

I thought they were having panic attacks until I realised that they must have swallowed all their leftover drugs before they got on board.

Yet it was not until she left that she realised how damaging lap-dancing could be.

It is not realised that the whole domain which our discourse has conquered always ends up showing that it is an immense deception.

The shoe companies have realised there is a problem and taken action, now it's up to the supermarkets to follow that lead.

From him, I realised that it is not from his appearance but his innermost being to judge a person.

Having thought that I was the only person who was obsessed with maps, I realised I was not alone.

Reading the first paragraph, he realised it was an article about cloning .

Emotion is conveyed by sincere performance , emotion is realised by an exquisite heart.

The grandmother first realised she could see when doctors put antibiotics in her eye and she could tell the liquid was yellow.

Did you know that Michael owns a real human brain. He got it after a doctor realised how interested he was in medical stuff.

If China's vision of a low-carbon economy can be realised, it will gain a competitive advantage in the new global carbon economy.

Slowly I realised, if it hurts so much, why even say goodbye?

By now I'd realised that the stalkers might be poachers, and poachers don't like being watched by anyone.

And long, complex supply chains turn out to be riskier than many firms realised.

This was because, Mr Forrester says, the broadcaster "realised that not all innovation happened within its own walls" .

So while it is possible to obtaincelestial images, the camera's full power cannot yet be realised for most observations.

I realised that such a list could equally be the defining criteria for entrepreneurs.

I realised they were really not so much better than us, and in some ways they were worse than us.

"This is completely new, " he said. "We realised that they have no direct allocation at all in China private equity. "

"I realised that now that I have freedom and am in a free country, I can take control of that picture, " she says.

He realised he wasn't a 'black candidate', that he wasn't going to be the voice of the black community.

My father was away from home a lot during the later stages of my mother's pregnancy, and I later realised he was with her.

"We were blown away because we realised that the glaciers had accelerated not just by a little bit but by a lot, " he says.

The solution, the researchers realised, was to wrap the lidar in shielding material that conducts surplus electricity to earth.

Lucas Leiva will require an Istanbul style miracle if his Copa Libertadores dream is to be realised in Brazil tonight.

But Brunel and her partner, Thomas Dickson, soon realised that it would be harder than they had thought.

I realised immediately the particular significance of the design involved and asked the source of these objects.

So when we turned up on Sun and realised my mistake at the reception desk, I was wondering where we were going to put up for that night.

She realised that she wouldn't be comfortable trailing her husband on assignment unless she was working.

Then enterprises realised that the Internet could act as a cheaper and convenient alternative to corporate-built wide area networks (WAN).

Later, he would fritter away a large part of his fortune on never-realised projects such as a theme park dedicated to racial harmony.

His willpower consisted of enlisting outside help to stop him acting on what he realised he would feel like doing in the future.

I realised they were all, in their own way, connected to money.

But it came again. And they realised they had not been hearing things.

But as we tried to think of dishes we could share, I realised I had a problem on my hands.

American journalists, I realised, regard themselves as members of a respectable profession - like lawyers or bankers.

As I got more involved in running someone else's business, I realised that I could do a better job by running an improved version myself.

But he also realised that economic reforms needed to be backed by humanities and education projects to engender a new national elite.

But, I quickly realised that high school has basically nothing to do with real life.

Chuck says there was a detour with a boho barista, but then he realised he's a 17 year old billionaire.

No. But when we did not and realised we did not, we admitted our failings and tried to improve.

"Someone dragged me to the emergency exit door and threw me out before I realised what was going on, " the boy was quoted as saying.

Europe has realised that it needs to complement the euro with a government safety net for interbank credit.

There probably always was more fixing than most fans realised.

After considering, he realised this was a sure sign the pond was possessed by a water demon.

Mr Obama acknowledged that his nuclear-free vision may not be realised in his lifetime. Sceptics would add his children's lifetime too.

But this time, I realised that life can be over in a moment.

And now that advertisers can measure the effectiveness of advertisements, they may have realised they were paying too much.

She related this matter to others, he realised that some made a mass in her office on purpose.

He only mentioned it after training, and after speaking with the doctors we realised it could be a risk for the weekend.

"And then I got up, I felt exhausted and realised I was a digital immigrant: it was completely different world, " she sighed.

He considered moving the labs to low-wage Poland or Romania but quickly realised that would be counter-productive.

Once you've realised that it's about a team and defending as well, you can attack as well.

At dinner one night, a photographer told me that just that day he had realised he'd dropped into the third world.

"It was when I started having children that I realised I had no time to be upset, " Sakina says.

Then I had laser hair removal for my bikini line and realised that not everyone might be like me.

I realised that the people are waiting to hear the truth and the truth will lead them to do the right things.