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Ross: Then, uh, then we got dressed, and I. . . I walked her to the (looks up, realises, and points) the bus stop. . . I'm fine.

I know he wants to and that he realises how much we as a group believe in him.

An enemy hero who suddenly realises they've run out of magical energy is quite a sight, you know!

I couldn't be more delighted, said Parry. He has decided to stay with us because he realises how much the club means to him.

There's this sweet tension that develops throughout the film as he realises that she's turning out to be better at his game than he is.

He says this sort of genetic theft may be much more common in the animal kingdom than anyone realises.

He is about to arrest them when he realises it is Arafat and his wife Suha.

As the comedy unfolds, however, one realises that language is among the least of the problems.

Like the elders of Nagasaki, the prime minister, Naoto Kan, realises that Japan must look abroad since its own markets are shrinking.

For waiting for the day when a daughter realises how wise her mother really is?

He realises that he hasn't been a very good friend because he has always been thinking about himself.

Anyone who stays a few days, soon realises that the city is small, comprehensible and charming.

(David Trueba, Director-Writer, Guardiola's friend): In his head, I think he realises he has to go before he gets kicked out.

Anyone who stays a few days, soon realises that the city is small but charming.

He realises this but knows we have 60 games a year and wants to fight for his position.

If your boss realises you really want him to have an enjoyable evening, he will appreciate you all the more for it.

She relates this matter to other issues and realises that there are people deliberately causing trouble in her office.

That would protect its own slice of the profits, which it realises through its mobile advertising unit.

But soon he realises he is committing even more sins by his uncompromising attempts to expiate them.

So in actual fact, it wasn't difficult because he realises this was a chance for Brad to show what he can do in front of his national coach.

But with hindsight, he realises that Wal-Mart was losing direction after the dynamism of its rapid expansion across the US in the 1990s.

But surely even he now realises there is no middle ground with antagonists whose only interest is in seeing you humiliated.

In 1978 , she realises she wants more from life . Age 68, she signs up for a tennis class at the nearest community college .

But Mr Rais reckons the top brass realises democracy is the only option.

Many analysts believe that the sooner Brazil realises that its financial destiny is tied to China's, the better.

Xinyi overhears the conversation between Xueru and Kaiqi and realises that Xueru had no choice but to leave her six years ago.

Good to read this article, keep up the work until everyone realises what fools we are being.

Whether it realises it or not, China has emerged as a leader of the world.

Mr Wilson now realises that his boom-year sales were a by-product of the state's housing bubble.

No one answers. Faint with cold and hunger, he slumps to the mat and realises that he must leave a message.

"Model employee" is probably nearer the truth than Merrill realises.

Players aren't stupid. Everyone realises if we play like we have been playing then you would not think we would win the trophy.

Nevertheless, through the attempt of period of time, qiu Lirong realises estate development risk is too big, generated contractive idea.

She realises the party was wrong to demand ideological compliance from kindergarten teachers.

Gagged and bound to a chair, Laura realises that it's the same person who kidnapped her and who is now pacing in the shadows.

When Zanu realises that they have to jettison Mugabe, then maybe something will happen, but the outlook is pretty gloomy.

This shows that America realises the necessity to work together with the Russian Federation.

The boundaries between the dream world and reality become blurred and she realises there is a connection with Troy Daniels.

It is a bleak late afternoon in winter, he is in the graveyard by himself, and he realises that he's Pip.

Matt realises he and his friends must escape but after the hospital is put under quarantine they're trapped!

Genuinely to know is to grasp a permanent end that realises itself through changes .

Mr Obama realises, like others before him, that the old allies are still the more reliable friends.

Then he intends to launch an EMBA programme in the US, probably with a partner, though he realises this will be difficult.

"It's a big ship to turn round. But the government realises the multiplier effect of the sector on the rest of the economy. "

Indian officialdom realises this must change and, at the pace of a Himalayan glacier, has been opening up.

If one realises a certain truth in the higher consciousness but the mind resists, should the mind be forced to accept this new truth?

He hates the thought of being in the limelight, but he realises he'll have to accept it.

As a player you don't like to admit tiredness, you just want to battle through it, but the manager realises these things.

And when one realises that, you reject all outward stimulus.

The whole world realises that something must be done to reduce the environmental impact of the way we live today.

He realises, you sense, that he's the sock puppet of a maniac.

We are lucky to have someone in charge of the FSA who realises this.

Financial crisis makes everybody realises, big and not be iron is mensurable , should do enoughly only big, nobody dare move you.

Merit goods are goods that are better for a person than the person who may consume the good realises.

He realises few people will buy electric cars just to look green or cool.

When he realises who she is, he tries to win her affection despite the fact that she is now married, only to be ignored.

At this time Mummy realises that the radiating lines are used as reference for crochet angles.

In part, Beijing realises its comments could hasten the dollar's decline.

"You have to develop the managers on your own. Unilever realises that and they're investing in their people. "

"Whether the [Chinese] company always realises that they are paying too much, I don't know, " he says.

After a series of unsuccessful attempts Sebastian realises that his only chance to achieve this goal is to become a rock star.

The meditator who realises this also realises death and birth.

Someone having a lucid dream realises they are dreaming and may from then on in 'direct' the action.

Anyone who knows me realises I could never throw a game.

Modern distance education realises the communication between the teacher and the students without the limits of areas and time.

Fortunately, Mario Draghi, the ECB's incoming president, made it clear this week that he realises that is his job.

Her friends tell her she is, and she realises that the modern world has little room for serious silence seekers.

India plans to achieve this rare feat much before China realises its manned mission to the Moon.

So the government realises that relying on low-cost manufacturing is unsustainable.

And once he realises his plan to plant a million fruit trees, he will ban fruit imports too.

The tortoise realises that he runs slowly so that he goes forward constantly.

China has signed up because it realises it is probably globalisation's greatest beneficiary.

For example, if someone is racing to catch a flight and realises at the gate that they forgot to lock their vehicle.

Maybe having trumped his grandfather's legacy, he now realises how far he has to go to catch up with Toyota.

I think he realises it is doing him good.

So this is your phone, now obviously the network provider realises that it's gone missing and this has been remotely activated.

"I am so ashamed, " says the 43-year-old construction worker after he realises he has been spotted.

I hope that one day someone realises this and decides it's time to change, caring more about spectacle and quality.

Man, however, becomes indignant when he treats her as a free and independent being and then realises that she is still a trap for him;

Eventually there's a defining moment when the target realises that the criticisms have no validity and that they constitute bullying;

Mr Paulson realises this and now needs a Chinese response to help him convince his countrymen

Magic gathers here Dreams realises here In this colorful and magic world, You will always be accompanied with happiness

The king realises that Calonne has failed to persuade