This rude awakening came from underestimating the non-designer's understanding of design principals. |
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Just when you think you ken everything there is to ken about living in Scotland, you get a rude awakening. |
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But anyone expecting softcore liberal humanism is bound to get a rude awakening. |
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Senior staff, classroom teachers, governors and parents have all had a rude awakening since James' arrival, me included. |
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I am getting a rude awakening to the Conference League and some of the frightening decisions that are made in it. |
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A three-year courtship enabled them to paint realistic portraits of one another, lessening the chances of a rude awakening after marriage. |
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It's a jolt, a rude awakening, trying to exist without light or water in the home when they are taken away suddenly. |
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The sharp downturn in the US economy has brought a rude awakening to many in the IT sector. |
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But the dream, like all others, became harsh reality with a rude awakening. |
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For the intellectuals and the urban lower middle class, the new situation was a rude awakening of disillusionment and broken promises. |
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Delude ourselves into that kind of thinking however and a rude awakening will await us. |
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But after their stay in that sun-kissed paradise they got a rude awakening on heading out into the Atlantic, which was to prove stormy and rough. |
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After a summer of doing just about anything on your own time, the alarm bell announcing the first day of school can be a rude awakening. |
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But we were in for a rude awakening when a savage thunder and lightning storm struck right over the stadium during the match. |
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Should my credit card ever be compromised, though, the thief would be in for a rude awakening as my credit limit is pretty low. |
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This was a rude awakening to many, because that was certainly not the traditional function of a journalist. |
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This is a sample of what I have received, it is in a way a rude awakening to me of the attitudes that some people in the West hold. |
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He also had dripped cold water into our ears as we slept causing a rude awakening. |
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He adds that primary one, with its desks and pencils, can come as a rude awakening to children used to playing with sand, water and paint. |
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But sometimes it can be a rude awakening for students who think of spirituality as a palliative, a pill, or a magic healer of emotional ills. |
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It was a rude awakening for me when you mentioned the threat of of the Internet becoming a one way medium. |
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But the many earnest fiscal conservatives are in for a rude awakening if Romney and Ryan win. |
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In a Canadian Press report, Philips notes that people hoping winter trends bode well for the summer may be in for a rude awakening. |
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However, if death or divorce ends their relationship, the surviving senior is in for a bit of a rude awakening. |
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I can guarantee that some Member States are in for a rude awakening in this respect. |
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By the late 1960s and 1970s, inhabitants of the basin were in for a rude awakening. |
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For any who hoped the threat of LRA brutality had gone, it has been a rude awakening indeed. |
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For the peer assessments some of my troopmates got a rude awakening, or in the cases of a few, the comments were just plain rude. |
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This has been a rude awakening for everyone, just to make people think a little more before they spend. |
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But if we do not act to demonstrate ownership over our Northern waters and islands we may face a rude awakening early in this century. |
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After this recounting of the 'myth', the journalist states: 'There has been a somewhat rude awakening. |
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That thought of being so scared and undeceived, strangely shuddering with doubt gave her a rude awakening to something she never had experienced before. |
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Before dawn broke on Tuesday, drug crime suspects had a rude awakening as officers with battering rams smashed down doors around the town in an operation to target dealers. |
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If the cost of repairing the damage could be laid squarely at the door of those people, it would be a rude awakening and remind them of their parental responsibilities. |
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Well let's just say the happy couple is about to get a rude awakening. |
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It has been a singularly rude awakening for France and the country has embarked on a deep, soul-searching, introspection on how things could have gone so horribly wrong. |
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This was the moment two suspected car thieves received a rude awakening. |
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The wife got herself a rude awakening to the fact that the times have changed, and that some good food and a good heart don't get you anywhere any longer. |
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They'd forgotten what it was like to run industrial campaigns, and the new, more deregulated system of enterprise bargaining would prove a rude awakening. |
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Anyone who assumed the history of blacks in Canada was infinitely less repressive than the American equivalent is in for a rude awakening after seeing Journey to Justice. |
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I was in for a rude awakening to this fact not too long ago. |
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Both knew their civilization was headed for a rude awakening soon. |
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But for anyone who dreamed that Benedict had mellowed with age, the decision to hang the LCWR out to dry is a rude awakening. |
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But when Francis visits the Holy Land this weekend, he may be in for a rude awakening. |
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They are in danger of having a rude awakening before too long, however. |
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Any democratic system forgetful of the fact that human rights teaching is an endless task and that vigilance in this field can brook no compromise nor admit any respite, might be in for a rude awakening. |
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Mario Gomez scored twice as Manchester City were given a rude awakening by Bayern Munich in the Champions League. |
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I foresee a rude awakening on the Rhine horizon and his wife nursemaiding him about like a dotard. |
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There have also been people who have a rude awakening when the pressure of huge budgets, oversight, and the relations with Congress exceeds anything they've experienced before. |
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For this reason, the contractor, the designer and the builder may be in for a rude awakening if all the parameters regarding the design and the installation are not taken into account. |
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With their dream Final only three days away, the Czechs, a sturdy and largely starless side, will need to pick themselves up and make sure they don't get a rude awakening up against the star-studded Argentines. |
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In another setting, employees had a rude awakening when information they had posted on Facebook was disclosed to their employer by former colleagues. |
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It was a rude awakening for generations bred in perpetual affluence, forgetful of how hard others before them had toiled to raise this country to its present level of prosperity. |
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We should not lose sight of the realities of the situation, however, or a rude awakening is in store, something of which we saw chilling signs this winter in the form of the situation between Russia and Ukraine. |
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