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ist welfare state that clash with the modern	realities of a market economy and privatisation.”
fident expertness in rendering the simulated	realities of a bygone time and place, largely with an
cence of childhood ambition clashes with the	realities of adulthood, resulting in unexpected conseq
on lags behind film in reflecting the social	realities of African Americans.
way nothing, it accumulates relentlessly all	realities one after the other.
ng telecoms prepared for the new competitive	realities by aligning themselves with entertainment an
(geek-goddess mode on) Ok, so we have three	realities: Original, Alternate, and New.
y from institutions and elites toward social	realities among Americans, placing heavy emphasis on s
Church of	Realities is an extended play by American punk rock ba
Imaginary	Realities was an influential MUD community online maga
Parallel	Realities is an album by Jack DeJohnette, Pat Metheny
Since 1917; Sovieticus: American and Soviet	Realities; Bukharin and the Bolshevik Revolution: A Po
ade of the Sanskrit words: Tattva (things or	realities) and artha (true nature).
Imaginary	Realities featured articles by Richard Bartle, Raph Ko
In the context of present political	realities, further attacks on the City of London and e
Abdullah urged acceptance on the ground that	realities must be faced, but wanted modification of th
German princes ignorant of modern-day Greek	realities, to be Greek sovereigns.
Articles from Imaginary	Realities have been cited in Richard Bartle's Designin
erasure, educate the public on the facts and	realities of bisexuality and advocate for the bisexual
e from the Web, several mirrors of Imaginary	Realities were brought online.
heir expectations in life with the difficult	realities of building a career in law.
nd what that might look like, given our life	realities and burning desire to fulfill whatever music
from the Sinai in deference to the political	realities created by the oil crisis.
were significantly downsized to reflect new	realities, and by the summer of 2002, there were plans
s fantasy world (dreams) for the day's harsh	realities] exemplified by stilts, warehouses and rags.
th us to shorten the war", hid the appalling	realities faced by Russian workers in Germany.
nded and adapted to the different historical	realities in Cambodia.
oner felt that he could no longer endure the	realities of camp life, he found a way out in his ment
-child relationships and facing the ultimate	realities of change and loss that are part of the huma
g that a theological system that absorbs all	realities into Christ ends by turning Christ into a ki
cataclysmic event which caused four separate	realities to collide and merge.
mily in the U.S., which vividly depicted the	realities of combat nursing during World War I.
ting in the world, art represents one of the	realities that constitute life.
ombination of government policies and social	realities has created an environment deleterious to th
Both films deal with the	realities of daylight precision bombing without fighte
and visionary storytelling to articulate the	realities and dreams of feminist, queer and South Asia
the Entity began to probe multiple alternate	realities and drew the Phoenix Force into the Ultraver
open business climate, many favorable labor	realities; high endowments of human capital from the n
ich was a stinging attack on Britpop and the	realities of England's social malaise (on the tracks G
order he has to learn to deal with the harsh	realities of everyday life, including falling in love,
oil businessman Roger Tamraz and the uneasy	realities he extracts from his period of involvement i
ry of an African-American boy faced with the	realities of familial stress, societal pressures, and
its juxtaposition of happy faces and unhappy	realities, of fleeting expressions of art and culture
the war fomented by Thog and his Congress of	Realities was fought here, and when he attempted to ov
Both	realities are fully conjoined when, after their rescue
published) Beyond the Age of Oil: The Myths,	Realities, and Future of Fossil Fuels and Their Altern
symbols of the invisible, and in the unseen	realities alone he found elements which seemed to him
e photography portraying contemporary Native	realities, especially his "Street Chiefs Series" from
We see the aspirations and	realities of his tightly-knit group of friends, as wel
mic history" adding that for Innis, material	realities determined history, not language, religion o
- even escaping from reality, especially the	realities that hit you when you leave home and go out
Magic" Johnson (among others) discussing the	realities of HIV and AIDS and the best ways to prevent
government agencies is based upon practical	realities of how county government and the court syste
citadels of Celtic and Newcastle to the grim	realities of Hull, Doncaster and Port Vale.
stories are often about differences between	realities and imagination.
nority was split into two separate political	realities, one in the Republic of Italy and the other
iman Marcus the store as rationing and other	realities set in and to Minnie's sons via the Selectiv
p and a budget of $9,500,000, Depression era	realities resulted in a scaled back, 741-foot (226 m)
gious teachings that divert people away from	realities, into inactive fatalism, supernatural worshi
communities, and experiencing firsthand the	realities and inequalities of the lives that they lead
he band has claimed they were discussing the	realities of inner city life, not promoting violence.
d its biases made it insensitive to regional	realities, and instead relied on compiling assessments
f Foreigners in Turkey (1914), International	Realities (1917), International Society (1923), etc.
Among the parallel	realities shown is one designated "Earth-10".
Among the parallel	realities shown is one designated "Earth-2".
Arminian Theology: Myths And	Realities (2006) ISBN 0830828419
ause the name referred to the old geographic	realities, was Jin-Cha-Ji: Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei.
writing about his dreams to focusing on the	realities of leadership faced by NASA, and was selecte
pinch of poverty" (1891), depicted the harsh	realities of life for the poor in Britain in a manner
eve” world of the young lovers and the harsh	realities of life that they will encounter throughout
having former slaves give lectures about the	realities of life on a slave plantation.
ts own whereby it apprehends the fundamental	realities of life and combat.
h accused him of being out of touch with the	realities of life in Jerusalem.
st have contrasted sharply with the everyday	realities of life for many people.
igures, who are all young girls facing harsh	realities of life unimaginable by their more fortunate
S is to confront students with the important	realities of life, so they may learn how to evaluate t
It is a sincere depiction of the	realities in life, an embodiment of the imagination an
allad, in which the narrator talks about the	realities of life, despite the peaks and valleys we go
ike prose and reflects his concerns with the	realities of life.
itual dimension transcending the often harsh	realities of life.
anybody who seeks to understand the complex	realities of linguistic and cultural identity in Canad
zioni Press in 2007, Roszak writes about the	realities of living in a transparent home and describe
+, said that an air of complacency about the	realities of living with the virus may be one reason w
d van Hoeij from Variety said that "Peruvian	realities and Llosa's light magical realism mesh to cr
hich broke down the barriers between the two	realities and made the process of crossing over from o
rrassingly out of touch with the present-day	realities of men, women, sex, marriage and divorce", w
The later part of the lyric tackles the grim	realities of middle-aged married life "...when the pai
nts propagate without human intervention the	realities of modern agriculture mean there is always h
The economic	realities of New France required a cooperative relatio
s were not possible because of the political	realities -, nor which of the subjects he recorded wou
Turkish	Realities, Positions of Contemporary Photography from
Michael moves back and forth between two	realities: in one, Rex survived while Hannah is dead;
trong Xhosa family, he experienced the harsh	realities of oppression and discrimiation in his homel
o expose mostly North American people to the	realities of Palestinian life though travel and conver
oxer Rescue works to inform people about the	realities of pet guardianship, promote spaying/neuteri
at and Clover the dog as they face the harsh	realities of pet overpopulation.
Postmodern religious systems of thought view	realities as plural and subjective and dependent on th
Parliament learning to deal with the complex	realities of politics.
s of discussion include topics that show the	realities and possibilities of innovation, technology
t often melds magical realism with the harsh	realities of poverty.
akes a typically no-nonsense approach to the	realities of power politics and warns that battlefield
anding the Equal Rights Amendment: Myths and	Realities, Conservative Press (January 1, 1976)
e Beautiful Connection reflects on the harsh	realities and pressures of working life, it also shows
entary on the American economic and cultural	realities that produced and allowed such suffering.”
s Gallery and sent them home to their native	realities for proper burials with notes explaining the
lection, Impact Parameter (and Other Quantum	Realities), was published by Golden Gryphon Press in 2
, the now blacklisted Lawson, reflecting the	realities of real-life blacklisted actors, is forced t
quantity of wine produced to changing market	realities, including reduced domestic demand for simpl
that the residents become familiar with the	realities and requirements of a lower middle class hou
s challenging students to face uncomfortable	realities that result from guns in schools.
transfer to the present Isabela the economic	realities that resulted from the new land and property
"Between the Lines:	Realities of Scribal Life in the Sixteenth Century," i
hes across different centuries and different	realities, and seems to have as its focus the bones of
y or violence as Cyrano de Bergerac with the	realities of seventeenth-century France or The Prisone
Agrayaniya Purva - Nine	realities (Navtattva), six substances (Shad-dravya), e
refore I can better understand the different	realities being so beautifully represented by the book
s Structure, 1969, (with Goldthorpe et al.);	Realities of Social Research, Sussex University Press,
ine called Strip-tease, which focused on the	realities of society and the modern world with a diffe
s that, in order to 'bridge' between the two	realities, the stories contained in his handheld were
Women in the Middle East: Perceptions,	Realities, and Struggles for Liberation.
erstanding Angels, Demons, and the Spiritual	Realities that Surround Us, Doubleday 2011.
derstanding Angels, Demons and the Spiritual	Realities that Surround Us.
the movie explores life in rural bengal, the	realities of the Zamindari system that was responsible
son to hear real inmates tell them the harsh	realities of the loss of liberty in the hope that this
identity of the macrocosmic and microcosmic	realities through the threefold axiom of Condition (ng
ule anyone, but to do a discussion about the	realities of the Holocaust."
ghted studio, assumes a new range of plastic	realities, as the mass and weight of the body are emph
y-like fantasy configurations for the harder	realities of the game.
ical views often come into conflict with the	realities of the legal system.
lm contains numerous subtle allusions to the	realities of the communist-bloc society, particularly
on, the statute of frauds is unsuited to the	realities of the securities business."
intense" and "insulated from the day-to-day	realities of the firm".
ve his own dimension at the expense of other	realities, especially, the modern world as we know it.
identity of the macrocosmic and microcosmic	realities through the threefold axiom of Condition (ng
machine age were seriously challenged by the	realities in the trenches; Wadsworth spent the war in
ften do not reflect the physical or economic	realities of the settlements they define.
ajority's apparent indifference to practical	realities and the actual sufferings of an innocent man
not with the content, but with the objective	realities of the production of mass culture and its ef
ive music were limited by the harsh economic	realities of the time, the cushion of a modest but ste
and the Measured with the resultant scale of	realities from the One down to the objects of the mate
t particularly difficult to adapt to the new	realities of the market economy.
ieving our job is to sift through the untidy	realities, weigh the competing claims, and offer to yo
usto, the court also looked at the 'economic	realities' of the transaction involving UMG distributi
"That submission seems to me to ignore the	realities, namely the very different role and function
e illusions, change his shape, observe other	realities, raise the dead and manipulate energy.
He was more interested in the	realities of the common man than high idealism.
His fourth book is Alcoholism Myths and	Realities: Removing the Stigma of Society's Most Destr
However, Vaastav had introduced harsh	realities of the life in the Bombay underworld.
location in Mexico, the film focused on the	realities of the dangerous sport of bullfighting.
Given the	realities of the depression, the veterans such as Joe
Suspicions about the Hidden	Realities of the Air is a book on alchemy by 17th Cent
ement of defiant opposition, tempered by the	realities of the present day.
eries of plays, which highlighted the social	realities of the time and which propagated the Communi
ctured committee settings expose them to the	realities of the democratic process, challenging them
The reminiscences are intercut with the	realities of the period - old news, films, recruiting
knowledge, because they are grounded in the	realities of the nature of every holon.
d his short novel Journey describe the harsh	realities of the Klondike Gold Rush using fictional ch
is extraordinarily important that all of the	realities of the death be known and appreciated by the
a "Politist, adjectiv" that shows the shitty	realities of the law on drugs.
s accommodating the engineering and economic	realities of their time.
e less generic, and more in keeping with the	realities of their everyday life.
breakthrough operations, the German late-war	realities required them to be used in a defensive post
im of being able to enable them change their	realities, so they also incorporate their workshops wi
ng means to ends, and for grasping the stern	realities of things, which so commonly disfigure the l
his trickery, it was not suited to the harsh	realities of Third Division football and he spent much
hiefly on Serious Subjects (1821), Ideas and	Realities, or, Thoughts on Various Subjects (1827), Ex
Fodor "attempt[s] to make these irreducible	realities acceptable to the physical sciences by groun
that the books were necessary to reflect the	realities of today's families and to teach his pupils
ted by a kindergarten teacher to reflect the	realities of today's families and to teach his pupils
After a period of indoctrination about the	realities of trench warfare, the Canadians took contro
ness, Sartre divides the being (the existing	realities) into two categories.
to meet new social, political and historical	realities often unimagined by its framers.
elon's Thomas O'Neill, "But today's economic	realities compel us to defer any decision on construct
	Realities of War was a 7" EP and the first recorded ou
l Stoke punk band Discharge who released the	Realities of War single in April 1980.
officer's struggle to come to terms with the	realities of war and is a poignant tribute to a lost g
"The	Realities of War" (A response to Elaine Scarry's “Citi
of sex, love, alcohol and friendship and the	realities of war.
To differentiate between the two	realities, Britten wears different-colored rubber band
It documents the hard	realities of Welsh coal miners' lives.
Her ability to stomach the harshest of	realities - which allowed her to go on after the Holoc
The social and technological	realities from which Questions and Replies was written
able hosts and, thus, fabricate mind-created	realities at will to accomplish his plan to force the
life," moving back and forth between the two	realities, dealing with different personal conflicts a
It is an effort to make embodied	realities bodies without points of view or make points
tion of the Comintern, and confirmed the new	realities after World War II - including the creation
t and opening their eyes to some of the hard	realities the world has to offer.
o retrieve research-based information on the	realities of youth across Europe.

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