It's somebody who's just realising that he has these feelings.
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His government encouraged deserters, realising they could provide valuable intelligence.
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As chipmakers are realising, it is tough out there for singletons.
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Many are only just realising that their business model is bust.
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Realising her error after leaving the train, she alerted the police.
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Realising you've lost a beloved fluffy toy is an awful feeling.
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Mr Luhrmann spared no expense or detail in realising his vision.
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The acquisition of Luxe is a step towards realising that ambition.
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"Young people are increasingly realising that farming can pay off," he explained.
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He'll probably use Comic Sans without realising it's wrong in certain circumstances.
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The biggest threat to workers realising these gains, though, is home-grown.
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But he stands a good chance of realising parts of his vision.
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Realising how broken it was is what got me interested in the sector.
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But I think people are slowly realising just how important this stuff is.
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Ms Atherton was unusual in realising that she needed someone with complementary skills.
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The board and management team will be held accountable for realising 35 francs.
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But these operations still fall far short of realising prediction markets' full potential.
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"Without realising, from one generation to the next, chocolate has changed," he agrees.
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Assuaging the anger of the left-behind means realising that places matter, too.
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Perhaps realising that led to an adjustment in stock prices for financial institutions.
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There could be execution risks in integrating the acquired business and realising synergies.
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They are realising that other old districts—foreign-connected or not—have value, too.
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Investors have steadily been realising that the experts can struggle to outperform the market.
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"We've been doing it without people even realising it's happening," he said, somewhat alarmingly.
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Second, old industrial towns are realising that they have a vital asset: cheap property.
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Immediately sell it on after realising the short-lived gag wasn't worth it. Why?
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The clip above starts with Corden realising he's "forgotten" his cards in the green room.
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Realising the impact of these cuts, the government has been frantically trying to reverse course.
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ECONOMISTS are realising that they have got some things about trade wrong in the past.
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More important, they are realising that even secondary accounts can be monetised in novel ways.
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There would be execution risks in integrating the acquired business and realising the planned synergies.
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Some exchanges may also feel pressure from investors seeking a means of realising their profits.
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India's largest mobile wallet app is quickly realising this in both good and hard ways.
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Investors want deep discounts to compensate for lengthy court proceedings and difficulty in realising collateral.
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"The company's objective remains focused on realising the brand's full potential," it said in a statement.
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Tezuka-san, you broadened what was permissible for The Legend of Zelda without even realising it.
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"Of course we're interested in realising the value that we are creating in Nucom," he said.
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Realising he was now a wanted man because of his actions, he joined the Nusra Front.
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Being a feminist today means being open to change, realising your position can and will change.
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Everyone holds up the Single Market as a wonderful thing without usually realising what it is.
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But there's much more to it and I think lots of teens are realising that too.
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But after realising it was indeed from a child, Shoup decided to play along as Santa.
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"[K]eep in mind that experts can be biased without even realising it," Mr Levitin reminds people.
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But as with the internet, realising their benefits is a matter of politics as well as technology.
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Beecher, not realising that Louis used to run the prison, gets into it with our Original Gangster.
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I just waited almost 20 minutes for an actual cup before realising it would not be forthcoming.
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If it goes without a hitch, Mr Musk will be another step closer to realising his ambition.
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Realising the vast potential of genomic medicine is a commercial project as well as a scientific one.
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Realising that you are responsible for what happens next in your life is both frightening and exciting.
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I think just realising that you're not the only person in the world going through this helps.
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"In many ways Kensington Palace is to blame for not realising the Markles needed assistance," says Hanson.
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"People are realising when we play shows that it's like, 'Oh, you're not just the Wombles'," Austin offers.
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Graham Sclater, clearly not realising exactly who he was messing with, wrote the following comment beneath the story.
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The film begins with Woody realising again that his owner likes another toy more than she likes him.
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And most importantly of all, realising that an evolved stance doesn't make you any less of a feminist.
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His scam became undone when buyers rallied together in Whatsapp groups after realising that they had been scammed.
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These may be indistinguishable from a normal planet - so maybe we've already seen some ploonets without even realising.
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They stand by and shrug their shoulders, accepting it as the opportunity cost in realising an ideological agenda.
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Realising their potentially catastrophic error, air traffic control rapidly instructed the other plane to climb above Pakhtakor's craft.
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They appeared to show Lee realising for the first time just how outmatched he was by the machine.
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Judith stumped up £140,000 ($175,000) before realising that she had been scammed: "John" was the invention of a fraudster.
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Like feeding people bad food and then realising you have to have expensive healthcare to offset the side effects.
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She created the startup after realising only 1% of payments are mobile and 85% of payments are still cash.
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But there is a sense with Nectar that Yung Lean is shedding that previous image, realising his true potential.
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Russia may be realising that, despite Mr Trump's promises, the bitter relationship with America is unlikely to change much.
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In America some insurers are realising that what would be better for patients would be better for them, too.
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Though we work on them today, realising them is for the future: for our children and their children's children.
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Republican members of Congress are also realising that identity beats conservative principles in this new politics of the right.
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Perhaps realising that governing will be harder than he thought, Mr Bolsonaro has lately opened channels with congress's leaders.
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Then on top of that, to realise that doctors aren't realising it either, I just couldn't believe it really.
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But Edwards also said that realising that she's not alone has been the thing that helped her the most.
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It took a vote to leave the EU to shock millions of Britons into realising how much they liked it.
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In recent months some of YouTube's clients pulled their ads after realising that they were appearing next to extremist videos.
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Nguyen first got the idea to create the app after realising there was nothing similar that existed in the market.
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Realising this ambitious agenda will make Europe stronger, more influential, and ensure it maintains its position as an economic powerhouse.
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Ronna School and others scrapped separate "introductory lessons" for refugees after realising they led to immigrants being segregated and bullied.
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Spain's manager, Vicente del Bosque, admitted that his players sat in silence after realising what the defeat to Croatia signified.
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Realising he cannot govern without the army Mr Sharif appears to have accepted a joint-rule with his (unrelated) namesake.
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I am solely realising the request of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who I believe will make my country a leading nation.
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"People are realising that when it comes to it, a good mare can have amazing grit and determination," says Fredericks.
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After he graduated, Mr Marshall made innocuous mixed-media collages before realising that he had to stake out new territory.
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Early in his career Mr Simons unintentionally almost cornered the market for Maine potatoes, only realising when regulators reprimanded him.
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This is notwithstanding the benefits to its business profile and possible improved cash flows after realising synergies from the merger.
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After realising how the creative industries exclude those who aren't able-bodied, I created my own queer feminist zine, Polyester.
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But there are already signs that the market is realising it got ahead of itself, with spot iron ore prices .
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Like Obama seven years ago, Trump may be just realising that conflict with Iran could cost him a second term.
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Berdych, realising he had missed a golden opportunity, had his serve broken in the opening game of the second set.
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But Mr Blanchard gave his lecture after realising that in America nominal growth outpacing the interest rate is the historical norm.
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Democratic presidential hopefuls in America have no shortage of transformative ideas, yet Senate arithmetic ensures there's little hope of realising them.
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But now she's "paying more attention" to her Instagram after realising she'd been posting too much, and at the wrong times.
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"It's about waking up and realising you're not the youngest thing in the room anymore," says Goldberg in the clip above.
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The most prominent American example is Bonobos, which began as an online-only men's retailer before realising customers wanted shops, too.
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Without realising it, are we choosing to upload posts about our kids that we hope will get the most audience attention?
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He once walked five hours straight without realising; when he finally stopped he looked down and saw his heels were bleeding.
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It started from people realising that if you had enough passion and commitment, you could try your hand at almost anything.
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As long as realising the benefits of new technologies requires close co-operation with leading tech firms, this is unlikely to change.
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"It seems now that market participants are finally realising that the narrative of an H2/553 recovery is fast dissipating," she added.
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Mr Polman was ahead of the game in realising that, more than ever before, consumers identify with the brands that they buy.
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The cost of realising these opportunities in the four key areas would likely require $1.7 trillion of annual investment, the report said.
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It has already had to drop its advocacy of an Austrian exit from the EU, after realising that few voters were interested.
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He has taught me so much without even realising and I feel lucky to have known and shared so much with him.
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Realising he is unlikely to get any change from a former Olympic-level Greco Roman wrestler against the cage, Jones soon reset.
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You end up realising that none of this, and nothing you do, matters, because we're all going to die in the end!
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What could be worse than heading out for the night, then realising your phone battery is down to a 10 percent charge?
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There is a different kind of urgency that comes from realising that a person, and not simply a book, is under threat.
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Realising they were outnumbered and outgunned, Chihuri's police team backed down, allowing Chiwenga to touch down without incident, the security source said.
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Realising the opportunity offered by influencer-driven products, two companies have emerged as the primary vehicle for these brands: Sephora and Ulta.
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Few things are more immediately distressing than realising that you've not made the necessary checks before plonking yourself down on the toilet.
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Instead, I listened to literally—and I'm checking this, right now—17 minutes and 24 seconds of the stuff before realising: nah.
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This can be confusing for their partner, meaning they search inside themselves for the problem, rather than realising their relationship is toxic.
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This dormant wealth, which is often neither invested nor spent, is stopping many of the younger old from realising their full economic potential.
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Realising he needed to get to his next interview sharpish, Harvey made a speedy — and highly awkward — exit from his BBC Breakfast interview.
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Prices for the metal are moving higher as the market has started realising that inventories are still tight, ANZ said in a note.
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And Darwin, after years of pondering evolution, was panicked into finalising his theory after realising that others were reaching conclusions similar to his.
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"I started realising a lot about moms before I became one," she says about her last role before striking out as an entrepreneur.
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During the meeting, Xi reaffirmed China's commitment to realising the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula, China's state news agency Xinhua reported on Monday.
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In addition, shareholders are set to take a dividend of €35m, realising value in the company quite soon after purchasing it, sources said.
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Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, has been accused of living in "la-la land" for not realising that free movement had to stop.
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Realising synergies and further cost reductions are paramount for the combined Postbank and PWCC division to reach its targeted RoTE, according to management.
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A lot of it is about chasing that moment when you get a rush of suddenly realising that this person is getting hard.
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"We are in the process of realising that the 5 percent growth is ambitious," he told reporters after the bank's policy rate announcement.
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More than 100 shuttle flights between 1981 to 2011 went some way to realising the last of those goals, despite two terrible accidents.
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I think if you're rushing to make something of yourself, your short-term behaviour can affect your long-term goals without you realising.
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Lawyers from the American Civil Liberties Union offer to appeal against their conviction, realising that they have a historic case on their hands.
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The spokesman said that labor costs were less important to realising synergies from merging two shipping companies than network and procurement cost savings.
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He said he hoped the move would "be a part of realising a democratic nation that is based on the rule of law".
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Realising this, the climate negotiators of the world have, over the past decade, increasingly come to depend on the idea of "negative emissions".
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The party also backed a second vote, realising their first plan, simply to revoke Britain's notice of withdrawal, proved increasingly unrealistic—and unpopular.
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He turns away, as if finally realising that the faceless, flickering icons on his computer screen will not give him what he longs for.
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Now, in search of efficiencies and realising its approach to IT is floundering, the government is trying to allow a more bottom-up approach.
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The tragedy of this ranking becomes all too acute on realising that this result is despite Venezuela's high education outcomes and highly-educated workforce.
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Health institutions, which have traditionally been bureaucratic, are realising they can't cope with the volume of patients, and they are actively seeking digital solutions.
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Ms King shines as a mother dedicated to protecting her child's happiness and realising that she may not have the tools to do so.
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Njoroge used his savings to buy seeds from the Kenya Forestry Research Institute after realising there was a shortage of seedlings among local farmers.
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It then terminated the fund, returned all the liquid assets to investors and put "significant resources" into realising the remaining illiquid assets, it added.
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The trees stand in the way of Europe's best hope of realising a decade-long plan to open the continent to new gas suppliers.
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"There's a lot of psychological studying," she says, before realising that, well, a lot of her music has involved the psychological studying of others.
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"My favourite part about astrophotography is looking up to the stars realising just how big the universe really is, it's very humbling," he said.
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"I've been clear I want London to become the world's smartest city and this is a further step towards realising that ambition," Khan added.
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But perhaps realising that traditional instruments offer a finite range of sound options, composers seem to have made the same discovery as Benjamin Franklin.
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Mr Al Menhali, who has a history of health problems, collapsed shortly after the police uncuffed him after realising he was doing nothing untoward.
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In English, the Propaganda Department calls itself the Publicity Department (it adopted this translation in the 1990s, realising how bad the literal one sounded).
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The students developed the service, Musish, after realising that Apple did not offer a browser interface for its music streaming platform like Spotify does.
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"What Cape Town's crisis has made clear is that we are very far from realising that right," says Melita Steele, a campaigner for Greenpeace.
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So yeah, first it was just me realising I was a lesbian and then, wow okay, she's the best pop star of all time.
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But your body is just realising what the hell is going on, the adaptations are starting but you&aposve got to keep them going.
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After waiting about 20 minutes, and realising we won't make it on this bus, we bite the bullet and grab a taxi into town.
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But if OPEC can shift the market into a sustained backwardation, the situation would be reversed, with shale producers realising lower prices than OPEC.
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"I apologise to them if I hurt them without realising it, but it was a wound that I inflicted without meaning to," he said.
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TP ICAP TP ICAP's ratings are sensitive to larger-than-expected revenue declines or material delays in realising cost synergies, which would negatively affect EBITDA.
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Only after she racked her brains for a job she could take on without her mother or brother realising did she alight on this possibility.
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Now these countries are increasingly realising that they need to act to limit global warming for their own sakes, whether or not sweeteners are forthcoming.
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Or maybe we're all realising that sometimes it just works to let wine and curry battle it out in your mouth in crazy, flavourful harmony.
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Both businesses and investors, realising that the economic outlook is uncertain, may be demanding a higher risk premium for starting new projects or buying shares.
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" It said this was "to provide the means and support for talented athletes to achieve their dreams of realising success at the Olympic/Paralympic Games.
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Most fatefully, Mr Kim, realising that his time would soon be up, had made up his mind to launch what remained of his nuclear arsenal.
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Tucked on a corner away from the busy circus of Shoreditch High Street, I spent months walking by Syd's without even realising it was there.
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Once America starts realising that, 'Hey, let's put our kids in it, it's a safe sport', well ... we have the best athletes in the world.
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After all, there are quite literally millions of people all around the world who are now realising the strengths that introverts bring to the table.
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Right now China is having its own 'pink dollar' moment, with an increasing amount of companies realising there's money to be made marketing to LGBT customers.
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Even if it takes control of immigration, Britain will not be able to cut the numbers much without damaging the economy, as ministers are slowly realising.
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We believe PB will play an integral role in realising DB's revised business objectives, including a repositioning in German retail banking, operational synergies and cost optimisation.
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Modern-day Chinese mandarins obsess over differences within the Trump administration, not realising that the hardening of the Washington mood predates and will outlast Mr Trump.
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The bank has made good progress in realising cost savings in its corporate and institutional banking (CIB) business, where it started reducing operating expenses in 2016.
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The new profit outlook was at the upper band of a forecast range it had given in March before realising gains from offloading its MOL shares.
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So to embrace the segregated contraceptive fix is to abandon all hope of realising the aim of seamless reproductive health care under the Affordable Care Act.
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But then, as I got older, you start realising things or you start seeing certain patterns and it takes an effect on your relationship with people.
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"The request indicates that the Angolan authorities are gradually realising the scale of their country's economic problems," Capital Economics' John Ashbourne wrote in a note to clients.
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The buildup to him meeting the Three Eyed Raven and realising his own powers took so long that there has to be a decent reason for it.
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Unless it becomes a truly desirable place in which to live and work, NEOM will risk realising one of its goals, but not in the way intended.
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But Berlin is realising that its influence in other countries, which never received a bailout in the first place or have already exited their programmes, is limited.
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A marine engineer and MBA by training, Desai discovered his passion to build primary schools for villages after realising the lack of educational facilities in rural areas.
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"It has a massive, massive cashflow implication," said Rowntree, a former professional cyclist who started Islabikes after realising that most children's bikes were heavy and poorly designed.
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The European Central Bank has sold bonds issued by Telefonica Deutschland after realising, nearly two years later, it should never have bought them under its own rules.
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Realising this, the authorities in December proposed a strict set of rules, including banning P2P companies from financing their own projects or guaranteeing a rate of return.
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Winning "hearts and minds" at home and abroad through United Front work is crucial to realising the "great rejuvenation of the Chinese people", Mr Xi has said.
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The one guys are going to slyly add to their sex playlists, not realising it'll make their Tinder date want to discuss the film's highlights mid-shag.
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That was why two operators asked for special dispensation to resubmit their charges for the current rent cycle year after realising they had set them far too high.
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After realising that the traditional red Routemaster bus was going to be too expensive, they contacted Southeastern trains to see if they could help out, Mahoney told Mashable.
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As the states slowly turned red on Tuesday night, people went to bed realising that it's time to learn how to communicate with a new, large foreign friend.
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Most recently it hinted at using Britain's substantial defence commitments as a bargaining chip, before realising the seemingly threatening tone was counter-productive and shutting up about it.
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Customers, now gaining more market power than providers, are realising they can buy fewer electrons, use them far more productively and timely, even produce and trade their own.
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For example, one Western company urged its employees to "act like an owner" without realising that, in some cultures, acting like an owner means playing golf all day.
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In Samsung's ad, an iPhone fan is seen "growing up" and moving onto a Samsung, after realising the latest iPhone models are usually behind the curve on features.
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LONDON — One needn't spend a huge amount of time on London's underground system before realising how it can lay bare the trials and tribulations of the human spirit.
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Danske Bank, which was not immediately available for comment, has said it has started to close down its Estonian business after realising the extent of alleged money laundering.
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"Iain Duncan Smith, a Eurosceptic Conservative MP, said: "This looks suspiciously like the EU, realising they are about to look like the bad guys, making a tokenistic offer.
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Look at bars: we're all guilty of just turning round and lobbing stuff in the bin straight away without realising how much flavour we're tossing out at times.
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Larger-than-expected revenue declines or material delays in realising cost synergies, which would negatively affect EBITDA, could lead to a downgrade of TP ICAP's Long-Term IDR.
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But the startup&aposs online community message board is awash with customers who say they were sent a business card without realising what they had signed up for.
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The two met up in around August of 2014 and, after realising they both had a similar vision for where online dating could go next, a partnership was formed.
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"I didn't miss her in the way you're meant to miss someone you love," he thinks after Mim leaves him, before realising how much her absence has affected him.
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The way that he defuses conflicts before they become dangerous, by diverting attention to himself, without the rest of the crew even realising what he is doing, is fascinating.
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"The Ad Hoc Committee intends to instruct the trustee to enforce the security over the pledged shares with the aim of realising the best possible value..." the document said.
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However, looking at the wider industry, you can see where IFTTT may have stalled in its growth, or at least in realising its full potential, as Tibbets puts it.
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At the end of the 19th century, liberals embraced a broader role for the state, realising that political and economic freedoms are diminished if basic human needs are unmet.
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That found she had breached the code of conduct, but accepted her apology for not realising that she still held the unpaid post when she took office in 2004.
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There is that thumping sound you only get from someone hitting a door three times with their fist, realising it hurts, then charging into it somehow with their shoulder.
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We believe that PB is likely to play an integral role in realising DB's revised business objectives including a repositioning in German retail banking, operational synergies and cost optimisation.
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The decision on a site for the battery plant was the latest step toward realising Northvolt's ambitious plans though it still has billions of euros in financing to secure.
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But with the pound falling and businesses realising trade with the EU is about to get more difficult and more expensive, consumers are starting to become wary and thrifty.
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She became interested in "impact investing" after realising that many of today's tech unicorns were being built largely for a privileged, developed society rather than the world as a whole.
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"We have revised our sign to remove the unintended gender bias, realising that there is a broader issue here and anyone may feel uncomfortable and we are here to help."
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"Companies are realising that they may be responsible for activities of their business partners and third-party suppliers," Robin Brooks, partner at Norton Rose Fulbright, said in a press release.
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After realising that in the decade to 2014 firms that scored well on these measures had better returns than those scoring poorly, it launched a gender-equality fund in 2015.
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They evaluate people on their willingness to speak up without realising that some people—women especially, in many countries—are brought up to hold their tongues and defer to authority.
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Realising Bashir could not cling to power in the face of a mass uprising, he ensured his forces did not join a crackdown in which dozens of protesters were killed.
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Growing up meant facing the reality of the censors, but also realising, as one artist put it, that "the censorship board cannot check every single word in the lyric books".
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But when it came to writing the second, on realising that he would face insurmountable intellectual hurdles, he pleaded illness (though seemed quite able to do other sorts of research).
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DJ Technics - "Girlfriend (Technics vs Dukeyman)" This DJ Technics re-purposing of Ready For the World's "Love You Down" is the sound of realising just how much you like someone.
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Obaid-Chinoy told Reuters the intense media coverage of Ambreen's murder "shows that the country is thinking about honour killings and realising that it is a stain on our society".
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He goes out drinking with his friends and doesn't show up, not at all realising that this is supposed to be a definitive statement on their viability as a couple.
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Leslie Gaines-Ross, Weber Shandwick's chief reputation strategist, says companies are now realising how vigilant they must be, recruiting every employee to be their eyes and ears on social media.
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Mr Hahn, who was raised in London by an Argentinian father and a Brazilian mother, started out as an author of non-fiction before realising that he was drawn to translation.
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After realising how badly the staff cuts had affected order in prisons, the government launched a recruitment effort, and has since rehired about half the number of staff originally laid off.
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Mr Modi made best use of them, realising the diaspora, especially in America, is wealthy and increasingly interested in politics generally (ever more people of Indian descent are contesting American elections).
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Jong-su graduated from university not long ago, and now aspires to be an author—the next Faulkner, even—but he is better at talking about his ambitions than realising them.
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In the past, realising the benefits of an integrated global network of ships, planes and lorries required owning such a network, a task too big for even the largest logistics firms.
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" Tsipras said markets are gradually realising Greece's economic progress and therefore he is optimistic that the Italian crisis will not affect Greece's course towards a final exit from its (financial) crisis".
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I strongly believe Jack returned home after realising how incapable he is to drive two hours to Cleveland or maybe he has a near-miss (which would be quite the suspense!).
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"They're realising there's a lot of loose talk around No Deal, sort of a blasé attitude from the two candidates for Prime Minister," says The UK in a Changing Europe's Hayward.
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Realising that this sharing economy is the future, their concept placed personalisation first and foremost, creating a vehicle that feels like your own yet is able to adapt to any driver.
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"This is the number one priority for the group," Kirk said, adding the SAHAM Finances integration was on track while realising returns on the deal would take a little bit longer.
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"Some exchanges are realising that they are missing out on trading fees and also seeing an exodus of clients to platforms that do support bitcoin cash," he told CNBC via email.
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We're all deeply confused – without realising it, we apparently all had some very small hope that a regime change could possibly lead to more democracy and that hope is now gone.
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Without realising he had picked up his girlfriend's passport, Josh Reed managed to travel all the way from London's Stansted to Dortmund, Germany, because no one at the airport had stopped him.
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Extremely happy-go-lucky types may find it alien or melodramatic, but I think most people will find recognisable stuff here, even if realising that is hard to come to terms with.
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"We are realising that Crimea was not a passing storm, but climate change," says Anna Wieslander, director of the Swedish Defence Association, referring to Russia's annexation of the Ukrainian peninsula in 2014.
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Then, on Wednesday, something magical happened: my colleagues — probably realising they could get rid of me for awhile — agreed to send me to London Zoo for a glorious day of Pokémon catching.
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"We are now realising that a lot of what we thought was alpha is actually an alternative form of beta," says Yazann Romahi, the head of JPMorgan Asset Management's quantitative investment arm.
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You are already using it every day without realising it: it helps to power Google's search engine, Facebook's automatic photo tagging, Apple's voice assistant, Amazon's shopping recommendations and Tesla's self-driving cars.
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We're premiering their tour video for "New Friends" below, which is about the very real phenomenon of looking around a room and suddenly realising that you know don't know anybody in it.
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Competition and data protection authorities are realising the need to share information about their investigations and even cooperate in anticipating harmful behaviour and addressing 'imbalances of power rather than efficiency and consent'.
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As a result, the plan went off without a hitch, David not even realising the depth of the conspiracy until Loechler told her that everyone in the screening was in on it.
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They mistook Donald Trump for a New York businessman without fixed beliefs, not realising that he has believed in one big thing for 40 years, namely the merits of a good trade war.
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Kaori Ichikawa, who heads the Association for Antenatal and Postnatal Care Promotion in Tokyo, says that Japan is slowly realising that it needs to do more to support women after they give birth.
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Since hit augmented reality game Pokémon Go was released in Japan last Friday, trainers quickly started realising that their pets somehow were looking in the direction of the onscreen Pokémon in real life.
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He never married, and though many papers relating to his intimate relationships were burned, Ms Uglow describes his pain at realising that the great love of his life, Frank Lushington, was an impossibility.
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John Elway, the Broncos' general manager, deserves praise for realising two things: first, that Peyton Manning, then aged 37, had little time left in his career to be helpful to the team's chances.
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Upon realising that he would be going hungry in front of goal for another week at least, Aguero's predatory patience was finally exhausted in the final minute of the match at the Etihad.
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He gave in, however, perhaps realising that it would be difficult for one young boy to convert a vast nation to a sport that, even to the Welsh, can at times seem idiosyncratic.
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Given that yeasts have a long history of being used to ferment food and drink, archaeologists have argued for years that early craftsmen may have selectively bred yeast strains without even realising it.
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But after I ditched my biphasic sleep cycle (less than a month later, after realising I'd basically become a well-rested urban hermit), I kept guiltily browsing the success stories of others online.
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Far from the usual weekly session of barbed interrogation by foes and ritual toadying by supporters, this felt like an impromptu show with a star still stunned at realising the curtain has fallen.
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Realising that his relationship with masculinity was only ever based on what others projected onto him, Shogun now has the chance to play with his own perceptions of how masculinity looks on him.
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"The modifications emphasised the part the [Su-35's weapons] platform played in realising combat tactics, [taking aircrews] closer to the situation of a real battlefield," pilot Song Lindong was quoted as saying.
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He said the falls in share prices could have been more a result of investors realising that in an ultra-low interest rate environment, banks would struggle to keep up previous profitability levels.
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Other times, it can come into your life with such ease it's like smoking a blunt and not realising you're baked until you find yourself giggling at the weird shape of your shoes.
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" John continues, "We all thought we were super smart and above having the next hype band pushed on us but we all fell for Antidotes, quickly realising there was a lot of substance.
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Since linking up with McKee, he took a huge step forward to realising that goal as he crushed his next opponent, Justin Linn, in just one round at Bellator 183 in September, 2017.
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Realising that classic Hollywood films and the Australian love of barely-enunciated consonants and rude words, are the perfect match, he's re-captioned some classic lines from the silver screen with an Aussie edge.
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Chief Executive Simon Borrows said the London-listed group would continue to be active in both deploying capital and realising its investments for the remainder of the financial year, which ends in March 2017.
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One American veteran of the drug wars recalls how a drug lord was taken down after hiring 50 prostitutes for a Christmas party, not realising that some were in the pay of American spooks.
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In the second half, it moves smoothly to a more serious tone as Sulu begins to find her feet in the outside world, realising that the one she built at home might be crumbling.
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It would be easy to pass by without ever realising there was a huge swathe of grassy parkland nearby, not to mention a football club that is of major significance to the English game.
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All this perhaps explains why the South's current president, Park Geun-hye, realising the reunification may be a fact not a choice, emphasises the "bonanza" of North Korean resources, cheap labour and unfulfilled potential.
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Your senses are heightened when driving a car like this anyway, but doubly so on wet roads in a car that weighs nearly two tonnes and can get to 50kmh without you realising it.
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He added: "Intel believes privacy is a fundamental human right and technologies like Mine play a critical role with legislation in realising the promise of optimising for the ethical and innovative use of data."
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"I think the market had probably priced in that the fare guidance for the winter was very conservative and now they are realising that it is actually realistic," said Davy transport analyst Stephen Furlong.
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Material slippage in realising the bank's targeted CHF4.2bn net cost savings by 2018, or higher-than-expected exit costs for legacy positions in the Strategic Resolution Unit would also be negative for the ratings.
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"At that moment," Mr Monkman says, "it was an epiphany in a sense of realising the power of painting to communicate so effectively, and I wanted to do the same thing for the Indigenous experience".
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Soon realising that you need a lot of space to make the stuff on a large scale (it takes 10 litres of milk to make 1 kilogram of cheese), Wilton and Sides decided to relocate.
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The biggest way people lose their stamina is by over-committing with strikes and combinations without realising their stamina bar is draining—which is odd, considering it's clearly displayed at the top of the screen.
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In every contract, the liquidation of long positions far outstripped the creation of new short ones, indicating fund managers were realising some profits after the strong rally in oil prices, rather than turning outright bearish.
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Overall, however, hedge fund managers are realising profits after a big run up in prices during the first four months of the year as uncertainty grows about the consumption outlook for the remainder of the year.
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People are only just realising now that we were sold a corporate dream and, looking at it from the point of view of this year, I'd much rather go back to Upton Park, to be honest.
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The ruling Justice and Development party is realising that polarisation can win elections "but that it makes the country ungovernable," says Ozgur Hisarcikli, head of the Ankara office of the German Marshall Fund, a think-tank.
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Can the policy of pre-emptive bubble popping survive the Lucas critique; that is, is the way Mr Mallaby thinks the policy should work invariant to people realising that asset prices have become a policy target?
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For me, realising that she's not the untouchable product that she was sold as has only made me love her—her sweet personality, her now-lazy way of executing choreography, that recognisable-anywhere voice—even more.
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Age-bias in recruitment, a lack of opportunities to develop in work and the ageism that is common among many people are what really holds us back from realising the opportunities of our longer working lives.
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Realising that a huge amount of men in China like to watch and send messages to girls broadcasting from their bedrooms using such sites and apps, self-broadcasters catering to this market became massively in demand.
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As the brainchild of Masayoshi Son, the Fund is aimed at realising Son's grand vision for humanity and the idea that AI will play an increasingly fundamental role in people's lives across the next 300 years.
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According the programme, the leak was caused by a former employee who took dossiers home, against Europol policy, and put them on a hard drive connected to the Internet without realising it was accessible to anyone.
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The beauty is that it's all packaged up in such thumping production that you could easily listen to it four times thinking it's just a near-perfect club track, before even realising how deep it cuts.
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Watabe, silver medallist in the other Nordic Combined event from the smaller Normal Hill last Wednesday, clapped his hands in delight on landing his jump successfully and realising it was enough to take him into the lead.
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Build a community and a product (or service) will come We will see more businesses starting in an unorthodox way: by first creating a community and only after that realising what product or service they could offer.
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Korski says he's decided to embark on this new venture after realising that while new technologies are transforming the lives of consumers, their experiences of the state is falling behind because government is so slow to act.
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Founder Daneh Westropp decided to create the app after running away from home and school at the age of 15 and realising that young people are often looking for ways to sustain themselves and make themselves independent.
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A: The basic premise has all the ingredients of becoming a serious story - boy-girl discrimination, man wanting boy (child), man realising the potential of his girls, girls trying to prove themselves in a patriarchal society, etc.
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"Ecologists are increasingly realising that distinct vegetation patterns are a population-level consequence of competition for scarce water," Stephan Getzin from the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research in Germany, who co-authored the report, told the ABC.
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He sold at least 193kg (425 lbs) worth of methylone to buyers in Britain, Canada, the U.S. and Australia, after realising that psychoactive drugs were heavily in demand in Australia, whilst on a research trip there in 2014.
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And it shows that you can have a rare neurological condition for 27 years without even realising it —so maybe, if you're finding yourself constantly forgetting faces and getting confused when someone changes their hair, do this test.
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This has echoes of the late 0003s, when Mikhail Gorbachev, the last Soviet president, tried to expel Boris Yeltsin from politics by firing him as mayor of Moscow, not realising that Mr Yeltsin had grown too popular to quash.
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"India is a vital market for LinkedIn, as we work towards realising our vision of creating economic opportunity for every member of the global workforce," said Akshay Kothari, Country Manager and Head of Product, LinkedIn India, in a statement.
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She grew up without them in the suburbs of northern England, and moved to the farmhouse in the Languedoc only in her 30s, after realising that her books and her husband's journalism could support a life in the countryside.
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Meanwhile, an auction for oil-exploration rights hit a snag after Mr Guedes offered to share the revenue with the states, only to back-pedal after realising this would bust the spending cap that was Mr Temer's main achievement.
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Zoning ordinances adopted elsewhere generally mandating the construction of single-family houses on large lots have done famously well in realising the unplanned dispersion of millions of families across the country sometimes in places where they do not belong.
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Mothercare, which floated in 1972 and has been a mainstay of British shopping streets, said in May it had closed a third of its British stores over the past year, realising more than 25 million pounds in cost savings.
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Fahad al-Saif, president of the DMO, said last month that the requests for proposals sent to banks were "another step in realising our ambition to establish a prominent position in international debt markets as part of Vision 2030".
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The loan market is now realising that forward-looking term rates may not be available, or could be one of several options as any forward-looking rate could face the same speculative issues as the discredited Libor reference rate.
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Until I swam in Wast Water, I had never experienced the terror, which I learnt afterwards is commonplace, of the outdoor swimmer suddenly realising how far away they are from the shore, how far the depths stretch out below.
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"Dealing with my mental illness has been one of the loneliest experiences of my life, so realising there are other people out there, who feel the same, and connecting with them over this project has been amazing," says Timbers.
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Never realising its ambition of becoming a global investment bank or even gaining a strong footing after its 2008 disastrous acquisition of Lehman Brothers' Asian and European businesses, Nomura last year posted its first annual loss in a decade.
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Lee Oui-ryok, 29, said he fled a brigade he had served for three years from age 17 and came to the South in 2010 after realising he would never be allowed to join the party due to his background.
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Ray Smith from Grimsby was struggling to think of a novel way to pop the question to his pregnant girlfriend Claire Bramley when he hit upon an idea that can't have been done before: ask her 148 times without her realising.
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We all have the power of storytelling on our side — the importance of great communication is paramount to the success of any business or personal venture, and brands are fast realising the power of a story to engage with their audiences.
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Bond's well-documented problem with women is something I've personally taken too long to truly wake up to, as I grew up watching, adoring, and naively glossing over the blatant issues of the Bond franchise before realising, yep, this ain't cool.
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"Buyers are realising the fact that the cooling measures will not be relaxed in the short term, so for more serious buyers, they are willing to commit at this price," said Alice Tan, head of Singapore research at consultancy Knight Frank.
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A material postponement in integrating Pioneer leading to a delay in realising estimated synergies, integration costs significantly exceeding current estimates or higher-than-expected revenue attrition or key staff departures relating to the Pioneer acquisition could put pressure on Amundi's ratings.
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"Punjab is also a corridor for drug smuggling and we are now realising that several sleeper cells have been activated in Punjab," said one home ministry source, who spoke on condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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"Political parties are realising the importance of cartoons as they elicit a huge response," the 29-year-old former art teacher told Reuters while feverishly sketching a piece glorifying the Modi government for ordering India's recent air strikes against Pakistan.
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As of 1 November, Promsvyazbank's core Tier 1 ratio (6.6%) was below the required level applicable from 1 January, but reportedly in December the bank sold some non-core/foreclosed assets realising a RUB13 billion gain, which may help maintain compliance.
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I don't remember realising how amazing this was at the time, but in retrospect, Cassie's self-titled debut sounds like a cross between Timbaland-era Nelly Furtado and Janet Jackson if both started giving less fucks and having even more sex.
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Realising girls aged 33 and above were most at risk of falling out of school and into early marriage, the COBURWAS International Youth Organization to Transform Africa (CIYOTA) launched a scheme to help them complete primary school and enter secondary school.
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"More and more people are realising that this government has planned to introduce an extreme abortion law, the only way to stop this is to vote 'No'," said Mary Butler, an anti-abortion lawmaker from the main opposition party, Fianna Fail.
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But quickly realising that the sums of money that people were keeping in their Ola Money wallet were bigger than what users were spending on rides alone, Ola expanded the service to cover more than simply rides on its own network.
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However, realising that the need for digitisation was real but that the market wasn't large enough for a "VC scale business," the startup pivoted one more time to develop a toolkit for back-office "process automation" for the global logistics industry.
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On realising that the photo was taken down because of copyright infringement and not merely for being reported by a third party, two-times World Cup winner Williams reposted here the image with due credit and an apology to the photographer.
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Green Day was never a political band – probably not until writing a song like "Welcome To Paradise" – but the biggest education I ever had was [realising] if there's something that you don't agree with, it plants the seed for revolt.
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Members of the group stopped using the app several months ago after realising it had been compromised, but it still made it easier to swiftly purge tens of thousands of teachers, police, soldiers and justice officials in the wake of the coup.
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Application of this principle to the seemingly incompatible claims of the Palestinians and Israelis on exclusive "right of return" suggests that realising both "rights" can be accommodated within the geographic confines of the original mandate granted to Britain by the League of Nations.
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Each played out differently, but Mrs Merkel's prevarication was consistent: humming and hawing over bail-outs for indebted governments; taking Vladimir Putin at his word before realising he was a liar; reacting to the refugee surge rather than trying to prevent it.
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She has some of the right instincts—realising two years ago, for instance, that the government needed to increase its majority to avoid being held prisoner by clashing Tory factions, and that it had to deal with the unhappiness that led to Brexit.
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TONY BUDD Wickford, Essex It is conceivable that once the AI war machines reach a certain level of intelligence they may decide not to fight at all, realising that peace is the better way for reaching what they were programmed to do.
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In order to get the best use out of their robo-vacuum cleaner, or "sleep-tracking" mattresses, or internet-enabled rectal thermometers, they consent to surrendering their most intimate details, not realising these are put up for sale in "behavioural futures markets".
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All to say, I don't interact with that if I'm not on tour, so I've had to be on tour for a while to start realising that you meet people and then you see each other again, like camp friends every summer.
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On one level, the story is about Siegfried realising his freedom as an individual, in which he breaks from the stifling rule of the gods—an optimistic account associated with the ideas of Ludwig Feuerbach, one of Hegel's disciples, who heavily influenced Marx.
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Elsewhere, RBS fell 3.6 percent after the British government sold a 7.7-percent stake in the bank for 2.5 billion pounds, realising a loss of more than two billion pounds on part of its investment in the lender it rescued in 2008.
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Picture our anonymous clubber, basket rattling with whipped cream and rolling plums, suddenly out of nowhere realising that instead of going home to cook the creamy broccoli and plum pie they were planning, they had to get themselves to Store Street immediately.
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First, the Conservative leader must make good on his often-repeated promise to "get Brexit done" and then turn to realising another priority - to increase funding into Britain's much loved but struggling public health service, a pledge he plans to enshrine in law.
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Official Washington is realising that the real problem is not that Mr Trump hears competing advice from warring White House factions—a fierily nationalist camp led by his chief strategist, Stephen Bannon, and a pragmatic group led by his son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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Recently, the internet pooped its pants upon realising the kid's show —starring a family that lives in a lighthouse and witnesses all manner of spooky and hilarious things on the regular — has been available to stream on the service since at least early 2015.
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Chapman and Wright played it safe with set stories and Cunningham said that a character "will be silenced, that's a truth" before realising he'd just messed up the core principle of the game — but things got really interesting when Turner and Williams stepped up.
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Initially not realising that the Hopper fare includes only two bus rides per hour (you won't be able to make unlimited switches within an hour until 2018, "possibly sooner"), we ambitiously decided to map out a shape in honour of London's latest transportation triumph.
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Realising that Founders were relying on old posts by US VCs like Fred Wilson or perhaps Seedcamp to work out how much in share options they should allocate to employees, Index has gone ahead and done a huge amount of research into the area.
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The sale is aimed at realising the value of the insurance business, which is currently not captured in Dah Sing's $1.5 billion market value, the person with knowledge of the matter said, declining to be named as the details of the sale remained confidential.
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Against all this he had tried civil disobedience, joining the anti-nuclear movement in the late 1950s and going to prison for it, but at the same time—influenced by his artist-teacher David Bomberg—he was realising that art itself could be a social force.
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One problem a lot of startup founders face while growing is suddenly realising that the friend – the one who was the "by-default" co-founder when the business consisted of two laptops and two guys – is not really the right person to build a big company with.
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"Last year we were using 5.5 percent but as far as I've got to, it's only realising 5.2 percent so far," said analyst Vivienne Lloyd at Macquarie, adding that the last year's number could not be finalised until all the fourth quarter production reports were released.
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"The publication of these rules demonstrates the sharpening global consensus on preventing network discrimination and protecting the open internet -- which is critical to realising our rights to free expression and access to information," said Raman Jit Singh Chima, the policy director at Access Now, an advocacy group.
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This may have been down in part to changing tastes, in part to creative failings when it came to professional wrestling's characters and storylines, and certainly to some extent down to a generation realising that the fighting in front of us was, in fact, meticulously choreographed.
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Boland said that while 20 percent of his banking customers had been targeted in the second half of last year, FireEye had also found cases of financial services companies not realising they had been breached, in one case leaving the attackers inside their computers for five years.
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Plus, who among us hasn't been gone off that final and obliterating whisky sour, realising halfway through a karaoke rendition of a song we definitely knew, that we wouldn't be able to recall half the words if they weren't flashing by in Times New Roman on a screen?
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The upstart bank says it is tapping into a climate where people are realising the importance of credit scores for building a better future and how essential a decent credit score is when taking out further credit such as a car loan, mortgage and other longer-term financial products.
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Italian economists suspect further Machiavellian plotting: if the ruling populists were to elevate an official at the Bank of Italy to the ECB, that in turn gives them a chance to install one of their own at the bank in Rome, realising their ambition to gain influence over it.
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These are men who will belt out lewd songs mere metres away from a family of four, the children shrinking embarrassedly into their window seats, the dad turning an incandescent shade of scarlet, visibly getting angrier and angrier but realising that he, the lone alpha, is hopelessly outnumbered.
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In fostering a body type that diverges from the ideal of fragile femininity, Daisy told me she felt "empowered" through realising her own strength; this started to emerge as a theme throughout my conversations with women who are heavily involved in the kinds of sports that build 'unfeminine' figures.
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"It is now abundantly clear that access to the single market is not on (UK Prime Minister) Theresa May's list of top priorities and the market is realising that... there is more pressure for the pound in the weeks and months ahead," said UniCredit's Global Head of FX Strategy, Vasileios Gkionakis.
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She sings about all of the usual things that matter a lot when you're in your twenties: heartbreak, that wobbling lack of self-esteem from still feeling like a child but being expected to act like a Real Grownup, realising that actually the world is rife with injustice and trauma.
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In 2007 Mr Obama proclaimed loftily that "this campaign must be […] the vehicle, of your hopes, and your dreams […] This campaign has to be about reclaiming the meaning of citizenship, restoring our sense of common purpose, and realising that few obstacles can withstand the power of millions of voices calling for change".
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This featured, inevitably, in the chunwan, and also in a cartoon by the official news agency, using rap, zippy animation, Mr Xi's own voice and even Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" to convey the message that the Four Comprehensives will bring China close to realising the "Chinese Dream" (another of Mr Xi's slogans).
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The UK abruptly changed its strategy to cope with coronavirus yesterday after realising only "in the last few days" that its existing approach would result in the deaths of up to 250,000 people, according to a report by a team of disease experts who have advised the government on its scientific approach.
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John Fahey, a great American primitive guitarist, had his biggest commercial success with an album of Christmas instrumentals after realising that "White Christmas" was a hit every year, and that he might be able to make a little money if he eschewed extended slide guitar improvisations in favour of "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen".
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I'd say we've had the US, and many other countries, that have come forward to help Jordan in-, in major ways, realising that a lot of the-, the debt that we've incurred over the last ten years, the slow economic growth, and all of these things, are not-, they didn't happen because Jordan was partying.
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"Translating our success with these simplified synthetic versions from test tubes to real cases is a quantum jump in the development of new antibiotics, and brings us closer to realising the therapeutic potential of simplified teixobactins," said senior author Ishwar Singh, a researcher at the University of Lincoln's School of Pharmacy, in a statement.
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They blame euro-zone governments for failing to sort out troubled banks more quickly, for not realising that current-account deficits matter when public debts are in effect denominated in a foreign currency, for not making the ECB into a lender of last resort and for not pushing through structural reforms in good times.
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Walking to the podium with the deliberate gait of a man trying to control his nerves, he pursed his lips into a brief smile and began to speak: "So today I'm going to be talking about different approaches to building…" He stalled, as though just realising that he was stating his momentous ambition out loud.
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You'll know what it's like if so: you start off not even realising how many times you've hit replay; you'll get the song stuck in your head, and decide that the only way to make it stop replaying in your mind is to repeatedly blast it out of speakers or headphones until you're completely sick of it.
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Zimmer Biomet's move into collaborating and working more closely with Apple comes at a time when medical companies — like those across so many other industries — are realising that they have to jump on the innovations afforded by the rise in digital services, lest they be cut out of whatever the future holds for medicine and healthcare.
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Cue Jaidev Janardana, Zopa CEO (pictured above): "This new funding takes us a step closer to realising our vision of being the best place for money in the U.K. Having served half a million customers to date, Zopa is set to redefine the finance industry once again through our next generation bank to meet a broader set of U.K. customers' financial needs."
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