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Let me stand up for the history, English and art classes, even in the face of today's economic realities.

Furiously they told him that the administration had no understanding of the realities, demands and stresses of military life.

But the harsh realities of the flat-panel business would seem to indicate that there's not much further for flat panel prices to fall.

Estimation tasks have to adapt to the realities of the culture in terms of how much you can realistically promise and when.

Adjust estimates for the realities of your organizational culture, and be prepared to defend you estimates if necessary.

Only a foolish optimist can deny the dark realities of the moment.

Rebecca is very realities to the love. Because of losing her mother when she was a child, there's no one who can settle the wedding for her.

Some of the movie versions used the new technology to create new realities, while others abused it to the point of banality.

Through years of exploration, we have found a road of poverty alleviation through development by proceeding from China's realities.

At this age of mass social mobility and intensely polarized life challenges, we are confronted with a wide range of good and bad realities.

First, we want you to understand how you shape your own realities and co-construct meaning through your everyday conversations with others.

International policymakers should be asking if these economic realities can be pulled together into a new and coherent strategy for change.

The fund's reconsideration of capital controls suggests that it is trying to adapt its advice to global economic realities.

He has never been able to face up to the realities.

They will, however, be pleased with another sort of rebalancing: that of global institutions to better reflect today's economic realities.

With some architectures, the realities of integrating such disparate heterogeneous technologies might have been inhibitive.

Pakistan's ambassador to the United States said the reports were unsubstantiated and "do not reflect the current on-ground realities. "

He said the released documents do not reflect current on-the-ground realities.

In fact the capacity to understand and integrate these two realities is at the heart of being a good dean.

From Mr. Ishihara's vantage point, those geopolitical realities make now the perfect time for Japan to put him in charge.

Although doctors are known as a pretty serious group, humor is one of the best ways to cope with the harsh realities that we face daily.

He said he believed the charter represented the realities of the world and the moral code of the country.

"Without any change in ground realities, you can only dub such a statement as childish, " Bhattacharya told PTI in Kolkata.

With none of today's military censorship, it allows soldiers like Robert Stiles to relay the terrifying realities of life on the front line.

No doubt the rankings bear some relation to classroom realities, but I wonder if it is reasonable to go too deeply into lamentation mode.

And in time, the distance between her charmed TV sitcom alter ego and the realities of her own life began to be overwhelming.

The dollar's position is the result of powerful economic realities, not the decision of a room full of bureaucrats.

That was -- you know, getting kids used to different realities, I think is so important.

Opposition speakers accused the chancellor of not squaring up to the realities of a major trade recession.

Ostrich for service industry development, the company line in two forms to the realities of society to provide young, species of birds.

At a practical level, this vision must align with the realities of the corporate culture and what is possible within that culture.

And if you think for a moment, you will realize that they take the hardest realities of life and put them into music.

This seems to me especially true in relation to the profoundest theological realities.

The realities that Dr Rosling is trying to highlight have been gleaned from decades of studying statistics.

To put it positively, only a global legal instrument could deal with the realities which globalization had brought about.

Opposition speakers accused the Chancellor of not squaring up to the realities of a new recession.

The enemy has proved brutal and relentless. We have changed our approach in many areas to reflect the hard realities on the ground.

It would at least make possible further "realistic" accommodations to these new and deadly realities.

If not, he says, there will continue to be programs and policies that do not connect with the realities of young people.

The realities of the twentieth century which had shocked their fathers now wove the fabric of their own lives.

The world of music is a dream, let me fade annoying vulgar mood, so I do not know the realities of life, before I forget time passing.

Saturn will conjoin the Sun, making for a potentially depressing day, when you have to accept certain realities whether you want to or not.

We have made as-if realities, which someday may be felt as real.

The line they have been insisting on so far is untenable, unsustainable in the face of the stark realities of the world security situation.

The overall impression given by these leaked documents is that of a China torn between past loyalties and present realities.

Travel between consensus realities did not require spacecraft or spacesuits.

Take a breastfeeding class to help prepare you for the realities of breastfeeding.

Humans historically know very little about consensus realities and life as it originated within the Great Central Sun.

But those gritty realities seem to have escaped most of the actors in the drama which is unfolding inside and outside the Greek parliament.

"If I had My Druthers" Fantasy: Create fantasy solutions with no rules or "givens" including physical laws like gravity or market realities.

full of realities, had eventually created for him a sort of interior state which is almost indescribable.

Mr Obama spoke in London this week on the theme of adapting western leadership to new global realities.

And if that resource can ease another key criterion of the realities of modern education -- money -- so much the better.

They induce a sense of grandeur and a euphoria that may make the grimmest political realities seem like paper tigers.

For the most part, minimalism is just good common sense, a refusal to let arbitrary design ideas outweigh the realities of the site.

Kuhn recognized, as did Kant, that there will always be a gap between the best scientific models and the underlying realities of nature.

All the challenges posed by the harsh realities of life began to gnaw away their dreams and love for each other.

All this, be it clearly understood, has nothing to do with realities.

The realities of war had changed Stalin's attitude since the terrifying days of his prewar purges.

Demonstrate analytical and problem solving skills with a practical perception of the business realities .

Americans have had to acknowledge dark realities that it is not in our nature to readily acknowledge.

If those realities are not as you would like them to be, you have no one but yourselves to blame.

'There has already been interest in this prospect which is more in line with the realities of today's marketplace, ' he said in a statement.

When one is able to merge with this history, one is able to go into realities without videos, tapes, or books.

Based on these legal realities, it should be clear that the ROC Constitution cannot be regarded as the true "organic law" of Taiwan.

Beijing's reassertion is also the result of a keen understanding of ground realities in Arunachal and Ladakh.

It will have meaning only as a living document if applied to the realities of nursing and health care in a changing society.

We really wanted to let them understand what the realities of parenting were in an honest way.

What used to be considered impossible has now turned into realities.

It must be a constant --adaptation and re-adaptation, with continuous feedback loops to meet changing realities.

They move through the place known as Zero Point - where matter and antimatter merge to create new realities.

in fact , both of these limiting conditions are more conceptual idealizations than actual physical realities.

With our behind-the-scenes perspective, we're able to shed some light on some typical claims and the likely realities behind them.

Conway added that asset prices did not reflect grim economic realities globally, according to the paper.

This system is merely hypothetical and cannot function, as it differs completely from the realities of the existing political system.

These ideas may seem strange to you. But scientists are working hard to turn them into realities.

Failure here is the result of being by your own preparatory activity to the exclusion of the impending realities of the marketplaces.

No matter what, though, Google is facing new regulatory realities after 13 years of operating largely free from government intervention.

He was told that if he expected the EU to do that, he needed to take a check on the realities of the world.

When they become realities, it may be different, but she is informed and she is communicative, and that counts for a lot.

This is going to be very exciting, because it means that you are going to function in many realities.

Yet such a turn would, in the first place, be symptomatic for Europe's own failure to adjust to changing economic realities.

Communicating these realities to students in his international-development classes at Uppsala University proved problematic, however.

Around the education world, however, mundane realities fail to provide enough fuel for ideological fights.

I was, to face the realities of life, do not hold any lucky psychology, holding the positive attitude towards life.

So, to facilitate such situations, the beginners note using real concepts to help direct their mind to these realities.

Many may not realize that the sea and the land create two separate and distinct realities upon earth.

The songs of the early Samba singers dealt with the realities of everyday life in the city.

Possible answers: internal revolution, population decline, environmental realities, absolutely nothing.

Such collaboration can be complicated by the presence of different spoken languages, cultural norms, and legal realities.

It's a daring tactic, especially when one of the realities is so obviously fantastical.

However, the realities of building "native tongue" versions of an application are far from ideal.

We also show her how earth as a consensus interrelates with others consensus realities upon a solar, universal, cosmic or creational level.

Politicians are out of touch with the realities of IT.

Mirror images not only reflect the realities of the body in its present form , but remind women of what they looked like in the past .

And given the realities of how policy is actually made inside the Beltway, things are more likely to go wrong than right.

I could fully understand the realities of the continuously raising prices and numerous new product releases, as your marketing strategies.

For the plight of these realities, the article put forward the countermeasures and proposals.

On this basis, Chinese realities, punitive damages system to expand the scope of application for a preliminary concept.

Owing to its neoliberal monetary arrangements Euroland has run smack into these economic realities.

A good training officer tells new officers, "The realities on the street require you to show that you are both tough and honest. "

These trends and realities show us the two sides of globalization, a bright side and a very dark one.

Keep alive the early romantic , idealized images of falling in love, while facing the sober realities of the changes wrought by time.

she was blind to the realities of her position.

The psychiatrists do not see such parallel realities and assume the individuals are insane.

These ethical ideals were in sharp contrast to realities of the very materialistic and powerful medieval church.

political realities are usually enough to plunge us into total despair.

The Spiritual Realities and Physical Elements of the truth behind this whole situation .

When you give thanks for an amazing transition out of physical realities. . .

Of course, as the idea is refined, the original operating model may need to be adjusted to fit the realities of resource mobilization.

The mere idea of change can be one of the scariest realities we face.

The trick is to take a clear look at your current projects, understand their realities, and adapt your style to it.

A more sophisticated understanding of the realities of doing business in the global age has to be developed too.

otherwise, however tightly his mind may be "stuffed with notions, " he will never reach any understanding of spiritual realities.

Time Gate Vectors are not the only means to access other realities.

However, since countries have different financial realities, we should leave it up to each country to craft their own policy.

So do they think the consumer should be forced to face up to the realities of meat eating?

The negative realities are often filled with pieces of self that fractured off in loneliness, anger, fear , pain , or heartache.

He goes through a few strings or alternate realities as Sean and saves the day.

However, both of our countries, given current political realities, have the power to contain any unfavorable tendencies or trends.

Keep alive the early romance and idealized images of falling in love, while facing the realities of the changes as time goes by.

Most people do not recognize -- or refuse to recognize -- these realities.

However, the physical realities cannot be ignored by the rational and logical mind.

Many artists have lost the essential characteristic of being bound to the realities of daily life.

This paper describes how social memory processes and reconstructs the schema of guanxi as a means to adapt to the changing social realities.

The answer is to educate the vast community of concern for the poorest countries on the bitter realities of the food crisis.

While it addresses Chinese concerns, the book is meant as a primer to introduce the realities of Chinese urbanization, he says.

With that belief, I started digging into the realities of high school consumer education.

Economic realities like this, sometimes lead to criticism of internship programs.

The physical system is an illusion, but you must accept it and from your viewpoint try to understand the realities that exist beyond it.

Barack Obama's administration lauded the forum for a membership that reflected new global economic realities.

Think of yourself as being at the start of a beautiful journey with some ordinary realities lying ahead.

This marital endgame reflects the fact that there are, in effect, two emotional realities in a couple, his and hers.

No longer is there any illusion that membership of Europe's economic and monetary union (Emu) provides protection from harsh realities.

It is a triumph of spiritual and psychological identity, ever choosing from a myriad of probable realities its own clear unassailable focus.

In Grahame-Smith's version, zombies are just another one of those ugly realities.

Or we crafted the perfect design, only to watch it unveil its gross imperfections in the harsh realities of a production environment.

work creatively in light of realities and keep enhancing their ability of commanding the whole situation.

They enter an ideal world where one doesn't have to think of the realities of everyday life.

January 28 2008: "Good policy is art as much as science, depending as it does on market psychology as well as the underlying realities. "

"I think the government should pilot the reform in some places and then work out a reform plan based on China's realities, " he said.

Then he had a face-to-face encounter with the angel of the Lord that changed his whole perspective to the realities around him.

Seen in all its grim realities, old Tibet confirms the view I expressed in an earlier book, namely that culture is anything but neutral.

It has become a truism , buttressed by the hard realities of economic performance , that the 21st century will belong to Asia .

Whilst frying is not really in accordance with healthy eating guidelines we have to accept the realities of life - we like fried food.

The realities of Sanctuary, Heaven, and Hell begin to collide and merge as the World Stone no longer preserves and protects them.

Perhaps unwittingly, they also provide a fascinating glimpse into the realities of those same times.

The former's bid for America to unilaterally impose its will on the rest of the world has foundered on military and diplomatic realities.

The resulting design does not match the realities of outline fonts well at all.

We invaded Iraq with a military oblivious to the cultural and psychological realities.

It's got nothing to do with realities that go into whom one loves and whom one could be happy in love with.

It's upsetting, of course, to see the true realities of autism onscreen.

Mr. Isaacson takes his readers back to the time when laptops, desktops and windows were metaphors, not everyday realities.

This opportunity to escape the realities of everyday life is, I think , the main attraction of a bookshop.

MBA schools graduate analytical, left-brain thinkers are often unprepared to deal with the realities of brands in the real world.

That out performance by the U. S. is remarkable, given U. S. economic realities.

experts say the project will have to deal with dry conditions , poor soil quality and other realities of farming in southern africa.

Market Realities: A mature process will not generate a market; a bad process will not destroy a lucrative market.

"Self" simply refers to my owninteriorworld or subjective realities, which can be accessed byintrospection, meditation, and self-reflection.

The realities of coding mean that the model is not very accurate, and the act of changing the model continually only delays the project.

During this presidential campaign, voters will hear much about the divergent economic realities between "the rich" and "the middle class. "

I've tried to protect you and others from certain realities.

As countries wrestle with those problems, realities often differ less than theories do.

With it, you can see the future with a balanced view by weighing your organization's desires against competitive realities.

China, the longest running civilization on earth, the remnants ['re] of the old rub shoulders with the realities of the new.

Realities are indeed changing, even in the most conservative corner of the United Kingdom, Northern Ireland.

When Marxists are complaining that your party's candidates are disconnected from today's global realities, it's generally not a good sign.

Confronting these realities is essential to preventing more pieces of our cultural heritage from being lost.

You do have to sit down and explain the realities of the job, how thorough the training is and how great is the emphasis on safety.

Blame the wiring of your brain and the harsh realities of evolution, says anthropologist Helen Fisher.

He questioned himself; he felt himself; all these vanished realities made him dizzy.

They must face the realities as they are and cannot afford to be judgemental in sexual matters.

In meditation we use them (real concepts) as labels to help us recognise realities.

Most external auditors working for a registrar are removed from the realities of running a business.

Its philosophy regards the universe as consisting of two eternal realities: purusha and prakrti.

China, the longest running civilization on earth, the remnants of the old rub shoulders with the realities of the new.

Mr Prasad has an innovative idea about how quotas could be adjusted to the realities of the global economy.

Ultimate exists in a parallel universe where entirely different realities can take place, Marvel said.

One may find oneself more easily consciously dreaming and perceiving into the parallel realities that surround oneself.

We are the boldness of the uncharted journey and the imaginative energy of the out-picturing of new realities.

If Washington wants China's cooperation on sensitive economic issues, it has to become more sensitive to Chinese political realities.

The syncopations opened vast gates through which those transfusing could pass into other realities upon departing physicality.

Sometimes, it's difficult to reconcile that revamped formulation of American foreign policy with diplomatic realities.

These objections conveniently gloss over some of the realities of the media business.

Therefore, according to the business realities, we finished the design of pharmaceutical sales systematic performance management system.

We need and we will have a strategic concept that takes account of today's realities and tomorrows challenges as well.

First, an organization's social mission must be balanced with financial realities.

In all fairness the critics made little effort to go beyond rhetoric to the realities of the decision.

Scientists are working hard to turn them into realities.

Perhaps as one attunes unto the parallel realities, one will wish to bring the dream playing out upon another plane into the physical.

They were glaringly out of sync with realities students face outside the classroom.

It was a sudden immersion in the scalding realities of life with cancer.

Given these realities, recovery is likely to be slow and painful.

It countered this by pointing out, however, that an objective assessment of the realities on the ground proved otherwise.

The west is, albeit unwillingly, getting used to these realities.

And is prior service in the IMF, and dealing with the gritty realities of emerging markets crises a necessity?

The film vividly shows the stark realities of life for the poor and hungry.

A "balanced portfolio of strategies for advancing technology" must take global economic realities into account, he stressed.

The IOC also had to accommodate the Games to the varying economical, political, and technological realities of the 20th century.

The theater, then, is one tool whereby people define and understand their world or escape from unpleasant realities.

Do not hesitate, face the realities, can the big build.

Second Wave propagandists regularly picture them as na? ve, unconcerned with dollar realities, and bedazzled by blue-sky technology.

Combined with current realities, water purification DCS integrated management system is analyzed in detail.

The Transfiguration is a real foretaste of heavenly realities.

Much of Austen's work is about using wit and charm and good manners to avoid talking about ugly realities like sex and money.

Which is what I do. . . and that enables you to laugh at life's realities.

The crisis has also given China, with its $2, 000bn-plus foreign exchange reserves, a lesson in the harsh realities of economic power.

The integrative - based glyphs will assist in balancing the masculine and feminine within or balancing your inner and outer realities.

Some souls have great difficulty returning to their other conscious realities as the dream matrix allows them the freedom they seek.

Lincoln and Darwin were both revolutionaries, in the sense that both men upended realities that prevailed when they were born.

We had to face up to the harsh realities of life sooner or later.

The conflict between these two realities cannot be resolved in this life.

That prospect lets investors fantasize about future profitability rather than face today's business realities.

This dissertation discusses the characteristics, problems and realities of several important emergent public health incidents in the world.

Over time, humans that came from planets with consensus realities much like Earth learned to develop technology and spacecraft to travel.

Showing the true objective realities and attracting people's trust are the charms of photography.

It stands in such sharp contrast to the social realities in mixed societies in other parts of the world.

However, Obama is also likely to find his foreign policy constrained by domestic opinion, record budget deficits and geopolitical realities.

Every mentor knows the hard realities of an enablement unsupported by local management.

and reforming international institutions to reflect the changed political realities.

The equalization of basic public services is a significant economic and social issue in the current specific realities context.

To build China's citizenship theory must go with China's practical realities, and must completely analyze all the existing problems.

But witnessing the realities of reform over the past few years, they have come to realize that we are keeping to socialism.

Compared with vague fantasies about achieving great things, grappling with the nitty-gritty realities of action is hard.

We forget that it conjures up times past; prophesies futures; brings present realities into focus.

James says "Let it Rain" is about seeing the realities of the music business and the challenges of selling one's art to the masses.

Within a month of the accession, the realities of the new situation assumed a visible shape.

Most of them are interested in animals, but they were unaware of many of the harsh realities.

Gordon Brown, for example, was as much in denial about financial realities as any toxic debt trader.

My series touches little on the party politics of class, exploring instead the social realities beneath.

The bubbles of the elite have strong walls, but the realities of India are so potent that they very often break in.

You are used to experiencing certain realities in your life and these tell you where you are, so to speak.

This new attitude was characterized by a great interest in the realities of life.

Recognizing that new realities demand new ideas is a significant step toward dodging Japanese-style stagnation.

For pipelines, once built, create new diplomatic realities--some states are newly connected, others isolated.

As a developing community we are dealing with the realities of surviving and building a workable situation.

Peter C. Perdue, "China in the Early Modern World: Shortcuts, Myths, and Realities" , Education about Asia, Spring 1999.

Rights groups say better coverage of the often misreported story could help inform people about the realities of child labor.

The economic multilateralism of another age does not reflect today's realities.

The realities of competition mean that complacency about patents and copyright could be fatal.

The ambitious regional idealism of the Obama team's early days soon shattered against rock-hard realities.

What you call death is rather your choice to focus in other dimensions and realities .

They give notice of psychic bridges connecting the known and "unknown" realities in which you dwell.

The various dimensional realities of the Self merge in the overall perceptions of the whole self.

And underneath it all is ignorance of or indifference to the realities of life for many Americans.

"Pianpian" is an adverb, meaning to persist in doing something contrary to objective requirements or realities.

When you completely accept the psychological realities of the market, you will correspondingly accept the risks of trading.

In both of them , you still communicating the internal realities of the character and expressing them.

Some might argue that industrial overcapacity and intensive resource consumption aren't fears but realities of China's modern economy.

There is nothing to awaken fancy in that land of dull realities.