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| Conscious of the | reality of Nazism and hostile towards the Munich Acco |
| aving little crack which shows and proves the | reality of ancient story. |
| y to witness and experience at first hand the | reality of Tibetan independence." |
| ertarian grounds, but due to disbelief in the | reality of mental illness. |
| ng in a major museum exhibition entitled "The | Reality of Illusion," an international survey of pain |
| t on screen" is not "Japan, but the expansive | reality of Japan as image and as time-light." |
| ct of consciousness within an assumed form of | reality of separate physical things. |
| ved in childhood can shape the conceptions of | reality of an adult. |
| rmed his vision into a promising and thinking | reality, of application of appropriate technology, cu |
| collecting the overage fee, was the operating | reality of the OPD workplace. |
| n a vacuum but rather in the complex, dynamic | reality of the workplace. |
| He was the | reality of all the pirate yarns and tales of high adv |
| This reflected the social | reality of segregation, when African Americans were p |
| felt it was a suitable ideology based on the | reality of Nepalese politics. |
| You know, that is the | reality of military nomenclature and how the military |
| The book was said to have exposed the whole | reality of intensive farming. |
| acy was illusory, and served only to mask the | reality of elite rule. |
| The | Reality of My Surroundings - Past to Present is a car |
| inmate Mary-Jo McDonagh told Mullan that the | reality of the Magdalene Asylums was much worse than |
| young people for the activities that link the | reality of contemporary cultural context within which |
| But the | reality of life in the primeval forest fell lamentabl |
| literally predictive is both more true to the | reality of astrology and more empowering in its suppo |
| ude was, to Joule, compelling evidence of the | reality of the convertibility of work into heat. |
| ir moral and intellectual duties can copy the | reality of the universe into themselves. |
| th five wins in a row for the Titans, but the | reality of their financial situation, and vast scale |
| The | reality of the rest of Useppa is seen outside the Mus |
| tial contribution to our understanding of the | reality of Pope Pius XII's support for Jews at their |
| hitsuna reveals her concerns by exploring the | reality of her condition. |
| Under the Black Flag: The Romance and | Reality of Life Among the Pirates (Random House, 1996 |
| ticle makes it clear that I am describing the | reality of the situation, SqueakBox 17:34, 28 October |
| bd-ru-shin describes the Grail as a spiritual | reality of the highest order, the connecting point be |
| However the | reality of the 1890s was that colonial governors had |
| The | Reality of Prayer (e-text) |
| ncile his humanistic theories with the brutal | reality of forced labor in an imperial system. |
| es, by its very nature eventually reaches the | reality of fiction. |
| nd The Illusion of Equality: The Rhetoric and | Reality of Divorce Reform (University of Chicago Pres |
| scenes, starring as himself in the alternate | reality of the Metal Gear world. |
| n Horde and Chagatai Khanate acknowledged the | reality of Kublai's victory and rule, after which Kub |
| hors of those reports to cast doubt about the | reality of human-caused global warming ... |
| e and her Department were accused of ignoring | reality of autism education requirements. |
| larly noteworthy as probative evidence of the | reality of UFOs. |
| urface brightness test is consistent with the | reality of the expansion. |
| light, they raise serious questions about the | reality of America's policy toward Pakistan and Afgha |
| step would help to ground the Church into the | reality of the socio-economic situation of the "Weste |
| The | Reality of My Surroundings DVD |
| rock band Fishbone from their 1991 album The | Reality of My Surroundings. |
| from the royal court, unbeknownst to her the | reality of her birth and situation. |
| eal life; they are only real in the fictional | reality of their cartoons. |
| The | reality of the environment in which the tramway busin |
| eing involved in her death, before facing the | reality of her self-inflicted demise. |
| garding the War in Iraq, Buckley stated, "The | reality of the situation is that missions abroad to e |
| Ambrosius describes the song as "the | reality of a bad breakup" and also said, "We wanna be |
| d, explain or in some other way relate to the | reality of the world around us. |
| lance of power became more important than the | reality of a balance of actual power. |
| subjective musings, which are tempered by the | reality of his own mortality-when HIV-positive Jarman |
| eased shortly after the band's successful The | Reality of My Surroundings album in 1991. |
| er audience was Nordrand, which describes the | reality of life of Yugoslavian children in Vienna. |
| ecclesiology) in the face of the emerging | reality of a split with the Catholic church, with the |
| , Mick and Alan, two school-leavers, face the | reality of life in Margaret Thatcher's Britain. |
| hat you filled it yourself will give you that | reality of true accomplishment." |
| eek to depict accurately and without bias the | reality of Japanese youth culture. |
| cle in Kharkov around 1937, Placzek witnessed | reality of the Stalinistic regime. |
| , seem to capture both his past and the stark | reality of the present. |
| time came, she was upset because she felt the | reality of it. |
| Becker relentlessly dogs Lutze with the | reality of his grossly inhumane treatment of the inma |
| is confident that his results do support the | reality of bubble fusion." |
| of a broad effort to correct and redefine the | reality of race, sex, class and gender in the United |
| e these two hypotheses by denying the genetic | reality of both Northwest Germanic and Gotho-Nordic, |
| as the root of his inflexible nature, and the | reality of the consequences this inflexibility has fi |
| re is glory in a life on the road, the darker | reality of Kerouac's romanticizing, but it does so wi |
| al and without mentioning questions about the | reality of the accusations. |
| After the war she was confronted with the | reality of Communism. |
| Flowers and the | reality of the freedom they had dreamed about for yea |
| They deserve for people to see the | reality of what their city looks like. |
| e, the efforts of the soul-and ultimately the | reality of Christ's death and resurrection-have been |
| All contributors are solidly committed to the | reality of the phenomenon with minimal skepticism and |
| metimes sense a whiff of opportunity, but the | reality of taking on a 16-term Democrat in solidly li |
| ruggle regarding the question of the physical | reality of molecules. |
| ing "We tried to tell a story of the intimate | reality of what it's like to run for president. |
| In the alternate | reality of Earth X (Earth-9997), the Watchers are sla |
| lways done poorly in the booth, it was just a | reality of the business, but she provided no evidence |
| It gives expression to the | reality of the nature with its powers and characteris |
| In the gloomy | reality of the German occupation this act was suppose |
| 2017, the Sugo team was forced to accept the | reality of a future without him, or his father's cybe |
| hammed: Life and Legend, depicts the historic | reality of the life of Mohammed separating it from th |
| , was responsible for ensuring the historical | reality of the video and to avoid anachronisms, and t |
| This understanding is not to diminish the | reality of adverse as well as benevolent possession a |
| There Must Be a Lone Ranger: The myth and | reality of the American Wild West |
| ean wave read vary prettily on shore, but the | reality of a sea voyage speedily dispels the romance. |
| el it's my responsibility to let you know the | reality of the situation." |
| "waiting for the world to end," bitter in the | reality of his successful quest. |
| ater explained: "At that time we only saw the | reality of the situation created for us: the communis |
| usic,' which is condescending and ignores the | reality of children's lives, which can be dark and sc |
| Piers Butler (in 1538) merely recognised the | reality of the situation prior to the Boleyn irruptio |
| popular leaders with conclusive proof of the | reality of the design, and was held by the Royalists |
| the rule of the foreigners as an inescapable | reality of life. |
| individual approach to the ultimate spiritual | reality of God - was probably partly responsible for |
| in oral traditions of Bangladesh, a cultural | reality of Bangladesh that partly explains the emerge |
| and trendy clothes, which did not reflect the | reality of the living conditions of Berliners in the |
| rd disease pathology, Eph is convinced of the | reality of vampires by Abraham Setrakian. |
| in any aspect deal with Cajun culture or the | reality of the hard lives of the Cajun people, nor wi |
| married Muslim men and could not escape harsh | reality of the Middle-East and wanted to return to Po |
| And that is the highest | reality of all." |
| perspective that denies the ultimately [sic] | reality of the negative, and this would devalue the r |
| rintout of Leon's photograph not matching the | reality of the Esper visual. |
| This name did not match the | reality of her early life, however as she had been or |
| g Foster's defection to the DUP disguised the | reality of the UUP's electoral strength, whilst the D |
| fortunately, the team has now faced the harsh | reality of sports and economics and will be playing i |
| He is ignoring the | reality of the dissatisfaction apparent for both mast |
| Wholly unsuspecting of the | reality of the situation, one Confederate guard yelle |
| grew up was actually the Matrix, a simulated | reality of the world set in 1999, developed by the ma |
| tists, popularity was a mere facade of a grim | reality of being seen as a "racial alien." |
| Azteca to teach young people about the harsh | reality of military service and to provide them with |
| genuine, though he retained doubts about the | reality of the mountains on the Moon. |
| 874-1932), whose books argued in favor of the | reality of extraterrestrial on Earth.) |
| ich citizens had the desire to understand the | reality of Southern countries, and to mobilize themse |
| vision of ideal beauty and the disappointing | reality of foul industrial outskirts. |
| The appeal of these films is in the dramatic | reality of the emotions expressed by the characters. |
| e had died, not wanting to subject her to the | reality of his injuries. |
| pmental challenges, but also dealing with the | reality of colonially-defined - and therefore somewha |
| st to the happy time in Devonshire, the harsh | reality of the worker's life turns Permeke's work bac |
| ght Witnesses examining and testifying of the | reality of the Golden Plates, the original source of |
| erested in the paranormal and believed in the | reality of spirits and hauntings. |
| In | reality, of course, that would mean recognizing Israe |
| ions with everything else are formed from the | Reality of All Existence that is the Ten Suchnesses. |
| He was a firm believer in the | reality of the Popish Plot, and in concert with Ralph |
| as one based on legal theory that ignores the | reality of limited amounts of evidence and limited go |
| When he finally snapped, he saw the | reality of the world - everyone just follows the lead |
| Totapuri taught Ramakrishna that the sole | reality of the impersonal Absolute could only be real |
| Christian Scientists hold that the | reality of being and of all that God makes is spiritu |
| It's the | reality of my life, the path I've chosen and in a wei |
| These classes purport to teach about the | reality of prostitution, such as the abuse histories |
| long the Avenue of Remembrance came the stark | reality of a new all-time lowest attendance of 1,430 |
| section tries to refute critics who deny the | reality of witchcraft, thereby hindering its prosecut |
| pposed to "empty" (i.e., lack any independent | reality of their own) and therefore this was a dualis |
| mentation, a new religious philosophy and the | reality of life on other worlds. |
| ms, therefore, agree in denying the objective | reality of the categories of Substance and Quality, . |
| relationship which will make them forget the | reality of a world at war. |
| at he argued that the every-day perception of | reality of the physical world (as described in doxa) |
| of the Chinese male characters, but shows the | reality of the late 19th century, a time when Chinese |
| s originally were a means of illustrating the | reality of an issue, giving form to understanding, th |
| dy, though painful, approximation towards the | reality of oneself and others': integrating the split |
| within the music which attempt to portray the | reality of the whale itself, whose existence is great |
| lation of death and expresses doubt about the | reality of an afterlife. |
| nticized notion that often conflicts with the | reality of daily life, and that it calls upon the cas |
| fghanistan and draw attention to the gruesome | reality of war. |
| theoretical framework and analyze the social | reality of the Catalan National Liberation Movement. |
| ldiers and civilians were confronted with the | reality of the Holocaust during the war. |
| The SDP was a minor party by the time the | reality of the Japanese abductees taken by North Kore |
| s access to news reports, hiding from him the | reality of the effects of the Great Depression, which |
| n who is actually on a mission to uncover the | reality of this story, of Taeko's past, and of the lo |
| d the Neoplatonists to speak of the objective | reality of a thing or its inner reality (as opposed t |
| ublic to full understanding of the horrendous | reality of nuclear weapons and of their far-reaching |
| opted Christianity as the nominal, but not in | reality, official religion. |
| Common Dreads was released through Ambush | Reality on 15 June 2009 and debuted at #16 on the UK |
| His dream became a | reality on November 16, 1948 when Los Andes Universit |
| Translate the government s objectives into | reality on issues pertaining to narcotics control. |
| ce and causing havoc and insanity by altering | reality on a massive scale. |
| Reality: On the very day it declared independence, Cr | |
| ds and patriotic citizens, the dream became a | reality on Veterans Day, November 11, 2002. |
| pelling) is an extra-dimensional or spiritual | reality on the etheric plane, a spiritual centre wher |
| art a senior college in Ponda, which became a | reality on June 12, 1986 with the cooperation of Goa |
| ioners are able to manipulate energy to alter | reality on a number of levels. |
| c.) as a compromise between exhibitionism and | reality on the one hand, and safety and anonymity on |
| This became a | reality on September 24 when WRGB launched a weeknigh |
| d correspondence from the blog Random Acts of | Reality, one of the earliest high-readership blogs in |
| standing and mastering the subtlest levels of | reality one gains mastery over the physical realm. |
| In | reality one more separate ring worn on the shaft is i |
| on the tips of arrows or darts of natives, in | reality only the species of the Phyllobates genus are |
| When asked if there are, in | reality, only a handful of anti-Zionist Orthodox Jews |
| gn seemingly benefitting the people, while in | reality only benefitting themselves. |
| in Red", the Dionne quintuplets (who were in | reality only two years old at the time) and Helen Mor |
| 1990s powerboat racing in the Stadium was in | reality only a memory. |
| ration to the Blessed Virgin Mary...it is, in | reality, only analogously a 'consecration to God,' an |
| oduce a problem, express a desire, reflect on | reality, or otherwise present a situation that causes |
| t is not clear if he will start accepting the | reality, or if he will start some attack. |
| episode, it is unclear if the whole thing was | reality or just one of Johnny's dreams. |
| from time to time consider issues such as the | reality or otherwise of miraculous cures of disease a |
| of Shalott was forbidden to look directly at | reality or the outside world; instead she was doomed |
| though not a straightforward documentation of | reality, or an art film. |
| Favorite Primetime Non-scripted | Reality or Game Series: American Idol |
| nal perspective, Frame refers to the facts of | reality or the objects of knowledge. |
| in unheimlich starker Abgang (Sonja abolishes | reality or ... A weird strong leave) |
| osing control, a sensation of detachment from | reality or a full blown anxiety attack. |
| "There ent much use for | reality out here, but I could tell you a few truths. |
| In | reality, Pamela is practicing the play, and he is jus |
| A 360 degree 'virtual | reality' panorama of Eype beach in Dorset |
| An episode of the | reality paranormal investigation TV series Ghost Hunt |
| A Place of Our Own (2005-current) | Reality, PBS/KCET |
| Atlantis: Myth or | Reality?, Penguin, 1991, ISBN 0140192328. |
| In | reality, people born under communism are not forced t |
| In 2003 and 2005 Distorted | Reality performed live gigs at the Wave-Gotik-Treffen |
| In light of this common | reality, perhaps a mutual transformation does not yet |
| ematic voyage of two hours between dreams and | reality, permit the audience to realize the differenc |
| Jaron Lanier - virtual | reality pioneer |
| game created for the Commodore 64 by virtual | reality pioneer, Jaron Lanier. |
| low worked with such bands & artists as Harsh | Reality, Plainsong and Matthews Southern Comfort (bot |
| s, however, point out that Sweden may have in | reality planned to occupy the islands. |
| In October 2005 Distorted | Reality played at the Electronic Pleasures 3 Festival |
| d a body of work which reworks and transforms | reality, playfully exploring and exposing the languag |
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