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But at least they may be realising that things cannot go on like this.

She stretched out her hand to touch his arm; then she drew herself up in the dark and rubbed her eyes, realising that she was alone.

On realising that it was an anti-Gaddafi site, I immediately closed the page: even in Britain, the terror stayed with you.

(Realising what his comment has revealed. ) This was you, wasn't it? You floated that obituary to me. To set Agent Doggett up, using me.

After realising he was onside , Frank slotted the ball through the legs of keeper' Kirkland, much to the pleasure of every Chelsea fan.

It wasn't an easy decision, but I chose to do this after realising just how much more good my money could do for others than for me.

Realising this, an understanding person will always be happy and ready to give, and will not simply receive charity from others.

The whole episode seems to have been very good for you: at your boyfriend's urging, you followed your dreams and now you are realising them.

In a short speech, he said the Communist Party was "realising the rejuvenation of the Chinese nation" .

But I have learned it is all about riding out the waves, holding on and realising that you are not going to get thrown out of the boat.

Real Madrid, Arsenal and Barcelona are all keen too, with Anderlecht realising they won't be able to keep hold of him for too long.

Sadly Dr Greenberg's co-founder died in 2009, just a year short of realising his goal of creating a commercial retinal implant.

America is realising this, and last month Barack Obama set out his plans for investment in and reforming American schools.

The UK firmly believes that gender equality is at the heart of development of any society and is committed to fully realising this aim.

realising with each film i make. . . i make have to do less & less as an actor to achieve more. Khan has been a true self realisation film.

Realising that Taranto harbour was no longer safe, the Italians relocated the undamaged ships to ports further away.

Some find it difficult to give up the behaviour despite realising that it could be life-threatening and is not rational.

Even the British Conservatives, who have wisely dropped their promise of a referendum on Lisbon, are slowly realising this (see Bagehot).

American space travel was a triumph; Europeans have had a harder time realising their dream.

Which means that, as you begin the week, you're only just realising that you've been drawn into dramas without entirely realising it.

There was something sad in realising that, after all, all that he wanted of her was something to eat.

The three boys began to make music when they were in high school. They continued realising their music dream after they studied aboard.

Then it occurred to me that the language barrier prevented them from realising just how mentally ill he was.

I've always seen this as my major strength, but I'm gradually realising that it's perceived as a lack of focus and direction.

He said that statistic still means over half of organisations are meeting their goals realising the goals they expect.

Social Worker Fermi Wong Wai-Fun first reaches out to Ethnic Minorities in Yau Tsim Mong District, realising their needs have been ignored.

Indeed, newsorganisations are realising that in a fragmented world readers are nolonger afraid to miss out on information.

China is a country of many dialects, and hanyu pinyin helps the realising of a common language for the entire nation.

After an initial strop, I started writing anyway, realising that respect was something that had to be earned.

So it's just to get you used to realising that life is not as easy as it looks in the football world.

We now are too slowly realising that our planet is going to die, that we take too much, that the way we are doing it is not sustainable.

Bargaining is one of those activities we often engage in without quite realising it.

Such internal squabbles consume so much energy that Bosnians miss opportunities without even realising it.

Canny investors promptly snapped up the depressed stock, realising it was the smartest move HP has made in years.

He then read it straight through without realising the author was a woman.

His ' eureka ' moment was realising that Siri's voice control could be used to 'talk' to the set.

Perhaps realising this, the president had rowed back a bit by mid-week.

Carrie, left alone by Drouet, listened to his retreating steps, scarcely realising what had happened.

Realising, truly realising that I decide what I think was my breakthrough moment.

Yet they also support Israel with a passion, without realising this stance is a geopolitical gift to China.

Without realising it, western schools may be helping to undermine the competitiveness of their host countries.

As you are realising, the changes are not coming to simply restore the status quo.

And what manufacturers are now realising is that dealing with a crisis is doubly hard when companies are scattered round the globe.

The U. S. is realising that it is a pivotal power - it is both Pacific and Atlantic. This is a distinct advantage, and an important role.

Actions that you take without realising at first the ripple effect of consequences of your own behaviour.

Realising the gravity of guarding her rule for the peace and well-being of the nation, he embarked on solving the whodunit.

It's also possible for classes to be generated at run time, without you necessarily realising it.

I search for the optimization design strategy of High-rise residential buildings, realising the high comfort of habitation.

Mr McCain said Mr Obama's proposed tax plans risked robbing small businessmen of realising the "American dream" .

The game evidently involved not realising that most of them would not get tickets.

OECD Ministerial Conference "A Borderless World: Realising the Potential of Global Electronic Commerce"

The van driver stops for a moment, presumably realising in horror that he has just hit a toddler.

"Cities are realising that it's probably not in their interests to build this out themselves. "

Option-sellers suddenly faced losses; some, realising the risks, probably withdrew from the business.

On cloudy days - with no sun to guide them - the volunteers ended up walking in circles and crossing their paths without realising it.

Many of you already experience it often without realising it has taken place.

The Kyoto protocol, which set about realising those aims, was signed in 1997 and came into force in 2005.

But the Iraqis are slowly realising that Mr Obama really does intend to remove the bulk of his troops before 2011.

It is about living life to the full and realising that there is a world of opportunity out there just waiting to be explored. . .

What's heavenly? Pure rock 'n' roll, dolphins, waking up and realising we're the sexiest, most intelligent.

Perhaps realising that such feelings are completely normal in mid-life might even help individuals survive this phase better.

They would force through hostile take-overs, realising intrinsic value, cleaning up on inefficiencies.

Then, without anyone realising that the squeeze is actually on, the policy coils keep a firm grip on inflation.

Are resources applied effectively to facilitate the work of all business partners in realising the project goals?

Only now are the markets realising that interest rates may rise by more than they had expected.

Luis Suarez insists that realising Uruguay's dream of Copa America glory is his priority - not topping the goal charts.

Realising that it's OK to plan sex, rather than wait for passion to strike, has made a big difference to us.

Any judgements rendered by philosophical historians concerning humanity's efforts at realising ideals will be forever inconclusive at best.

Realising this potential requires big capital investments.

Gradually, government agencies are realising that contributions from small data handlers are not only tolerable, but desirable.

The moves show that leveraged buy-out firms are realising the credit squeeze may last longer than first expected.

Giving away your most unfashionable clothes to charity (without you realising ).

Imagine everyone suddenly realising that the economic 'vehicle' has been stuck in reverse.

"We don't generally talk about it, but I think people are gradually realising the value at Noble. "

Some car market analysts think the country finally could be on the brink of realising its ambition to become the car factory to the world.

It will not be possible to force people into knowing and realising all at once.

SUDDENLY, it seems, everyone is realising that the next big thing in telecoms and technology could be mobile email.

This allows trading to take place without participants fully realising the extent of doubt.

We talked of 3bn new customers without realising that many of these people would also become competitors.

Realising this, Japan and South Korea in particular are unlikely to join the campaign against China.

The citizens of Europe may now be realising that debt transfers power from the borrower to the creditor.

Europeans think a chastened America is realising the advantages of soft power and diplomacy.

UNEP, aims at realising the full benefit from sustainable development to society and to the sector itself.

I have also, almost without realising it, paid back the micro loan which means that the income from selling the pigs will be a net income.

Scientists and the public are realising that all life is deeply interdependent.

The monkey nibbles on a leaf - not realising that it is a stinging nettle.

Realising the true amount of pain in the two choices will make it easier to get things done.

The issue is seeing the consequences, realising that there is a cost to what we are doing and recognising that now.

Europeans are realising that they need to make their economies more agile and innovative.

Of course many people already decorate their homes with images of landscape, probably without realising the cognitive benefits.

"Dimu Bainasi - plum the force that great success depends on realising Internet and latent capacity, " she says.

You may even securities the future rents on the building, realising the cash flow immediately.

Forty years after the murder of Martin Luther King, is America any closer to realising his dreams?

Marco Polo used a mixture of languages to describe his travels, probably without realising that many of them were "foreign" .

Wealthy people were increasingly realising they could get "good service and good rates" , it said.

It is, she says, "the first evidence of someone realising the potential of drawing, of what a line can achieve. "

'This finding gets us one important step closer to realising that goal. '

The problem for the researchers was manipulating aspects of people's construal without them realising: this required some deception.

The population is slowly realising there's a structural problem.

But the investors who held on to their shares for three months did best, realising an average return of about 90 per cent.

The squabbles in Washington show little sign of realising this.

Nearly a third said that realising second-hand smoke could harm their pet would spur them to give up.

With the general disarray that is happening, people are realising that a totally new approach is required if you are ever to move on.

And realising all the tricks the mind plays upon itself.

As the world is once again realising, economics matters.

People are even less willing to sell if that means realising a loss.

But what about "rewarding A" without realising that in fact you are being given "C" in disguise?

No I mean the one man type we all recognise even without realising we think men fit into types.

Mr Levin said that while he set about realising his vision, the staff were fretting about what would happen to them.

But the path to realising these seemingly simple dreams in China is very different from what it might be in Europe or America.

With the economy the way it is, couples are realising that if they go for a winter wedding they can get a much better deal.

It is encouraging for investors in China that it is realising that protection of intellectual property is crucial to doing business.

Ms Jones said many people are wearing the wrong sized shoes on a daily basis without even realising it.

My boss was forced to accept my request and ended up realising I was still a good employee.

I was very upset to find out that I'd apparently been annoying him without realising it.

The easy answer, preferred by the Tories, is that, realising he is about to lose an election, Mr Brown wants to change the rules.

The English language has over 15, 000 idioms and native speakers use them very frequently, often without realising it themselves.

"More and more companies are realising that they have to have backups, " notes Ms Pensock.

I'm just realising what U do.

Even if they do, you dismiss it, not realising what sleep deprivation feels like.

It comes with realising the Oneness of all Life, and how dependent you are on each other.

Have you ever experienced stress? sometimes you can stressed without realising it. Take this test to see if you are under stress.

My religion is based on truth and non-violence. Truth is my God. Non-violence is the means of realising Him.

The study also revealed 66% relied on cloud computing services every day without realising it.

In Europe, the euro zone announced a second Greek bailout after belatedly realising it was heading for default;

Too slowly, India is realising that poor relations with its South Asian neighbours hold back its global ambitions

Studies on the Realising Automobile Transmission by Asynchronous Motor

realising a smooth political transition

Application of digital filter banks in realising multi-carrior modulation

Realising that it is not a common fish, the fishermen tried their best to protest it from any injury

Gossip about someone and then realising they are right behind you

a joke , not realising a microphone was on , 1984

Realising your skirt is tucked in your knickers

Short-term objective and its realising strategy of our country's environment accounting