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| it passed to the Iron and Steel Holding and | Realisation Agency in readiness for privatisation. |
| nna hears the TARDIS... there's a moment of | realisation, and then she turns back round and carries |
| hings guided many Buddhist practitioners to | realisation and enlightenment. |
| dvancement of Science "for his experimental | realisation and investigation of graphene, the two-dime |
| aterial and formal constraints, while their | realisation appears to be more spontaneous. |
| Souls who have had this | realisation are called jivanmuktas. |
| Its | realisation as a youth objective took on a strong ideal |
| while others say that they are the same (in | realisation) as Bodhisattvas, but do not have the will |
| She goes through several stages of | realisation as she sees that the roles of wife, friend, |
| enike, in phonetics (em-en-ee-kay/MNEK) - a | realisation brought to him by a fellow student at Bonus |
| able to move around the Union freely; their | realisation by individuals and companies both requires |
| Realisation by Jean-Michel Meurice. | |
| During the temple's early years, the | realisation came that there was an urgent need to educa |
| licon (Si), the traditional material for IC | realisation: device (transistor) speed and a semi-insul |
| “In a | realisation of their plan to resolve the Armenian Quest |
| which the liquidators were to deal with the | realisation of the bank's assets in Antigua and the Uni |
| g to the outbreak of the Korean War, before | realisation of its obsolescence compared with land-base |
| olutionaries who thought and fought for the | realisation of a post-capitalist world, including Marx, |
| tween the composer's death and my attempted | realisation of his sketches. |
| ation in 1978, although the first practical | realisation of a medical EIT system was detailed in 198 |
| h Ilanit singing about coming to the sudden | realisation of what she must do with her lover. |
| Payne's famous | realisation of the sketches to Elgar's third Symphony t |
| The Kerala today is the | realisation of the Aikya Kerala movement. |
| The way to the | realisation of Hakko Ichiu was through the benign rule |
| however the lyrics suggest that the woman's | realisation of the need to protect the earth is somethi |
| ight to Food, argue, the interpretation and | realisation of farmers' rights is weak and is not the s |
| the local population and public image; and | realisation of potential income through the sale of by- |
| ding to the English Civil War, but upon his | realisation of their leaders' violence, he became a loy |
| he Supreme Court of Western Australia and a | realisation of the impost of the tax on widows. |
| Side One: For the | realisation of this project PSYCHIC TV were: Alex Fergu |
| s, and would be a major contribution to the | realisation of our plans to raise our standards to the |
| Its main activities are: | realisation of the education of students in astronomy a |
| The Telethon was already a | realisation of hope that from its beginning it increasi |
| ch a soul advances in its ultimate quest of | realisation of the Supreme. |
| and brought their influence to bear on the | realisation of the line. |
| egarded France's responsibility towards the | realisation of the Holocaust, insofar as the Vichy regi |
| Churches (1883) is often cited as the first | realisation of Art Nouveau |
| Death, however, did not permit the | realisation of Innocent IX's schemes. |
| Their | realisation of what they had become led them to either |
| e to fall, the fall serving as the means of | realisation of the prior decision to send some individu |
| The Wayside Chapel was pivotal to the | realisation of Ted Noffs' idiosyncratic ministry, becom |
| trol of the symphony's architecture and the | realisation of the performance, while simultaneously cr |
| he superficiality of London society and the | realisation of his wife's ambitious, pushy nature. |
| ensable for attaining moksha, liberation or | realisation of the self. |
| ing effect to the policy of the progressive | realisation of responsible government in British India |
| for the transition to New Galilee, through | realisation of the Mathiass harmonics. |
| ggle to understand and help his sister, his | realisation of who his real friends are, his failure to |
| g at much the same time while coming to the | realisation that their relationship should not have end |
| uffered the death of his wife and, with the | realisation that under the current electoral system the |
| With the | realisation that the majority of visitors to the websit |
| personally and professionally, came to the | realisation that a split with the Bad Boy label was nec |
| Gwen and Ianto come to the | realisation that they need to take responsibility for t |
| QI.com, "he came to the sudden and alarming | realisation that he didn't really know anything. |
| -tempo number, with Jopek singing about her | realisation that life is there to be lived. |
| The novel ends with Jesus' | realisation that God's plan, and the ensuing centuries |
| ownsite to be created in 1896 following the | realisation that the area was becoming an important min |
| In 1875, after the | realisation that tramway standards were not sufficient |
| s so annoyed by his failed attempts and the | realisation that his child was right that he let the po |
| Dr. James Sanford points out: there is the | realisation that Amida is the Dharmakaya Buddha, Vairoc |
| The song ends with the auk's | realisation that life "on the ice floe" is not as bad a |
| arted to assemble a stronger squad with the | realisation that due to the restructuring of the Welsh |
| in the study of human blood groups and the | realisation that this classical genetic marker provides |
| ideas for presents for Tara, coming to the | realisation that they don't really know her very well. |
| rediscovered his heritage, Joe comes to the | realisation that race and cultural identity are merely |
| cer John Nathan-Turner had also come to the | realisation that the story did not merit four episodes, |
| nsider a negotiated referendum, however the | realisation that the Viet-Minh would not accept comprom |
| This vision came to | realisation through the dedication of the Founding Patr |
| bby Orr combined effortlessly to bring full | realisation to Harriott's conception of complete ensemb |
| which was too small to serve as a practical | realisation, was adopted and the new prefix “kilo” was |
| The | realisation was recorded by the London Symphony Orchest |
| k but after his death in 1923, the scheme's | realisation was left to William Halcrow, by then a part |
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