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| When I had finished talking, I realised I was in floods of tears. |
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| It was a sunny morning last summer and the children were having breakfast in the garden when I saw the papers and realised it was all going to kick off. |
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| This could best be effected if the members of the administration realised their equality with the citizens, with the only supereminence of justice. |
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| When Pierce called, I thought it was someone pulling my leg, but he kept talking about the book and a film and I realised I was talking to the real thing. |
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| As Stuart Spencer completed the puzzle, he realised that the picture included his late wife, Anne, in her wheelchair on a paddle steamer outside a pub near his home. |
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| I ask him when he first realised that he was a successful film-maker, and that he could now date supermodels and afford as many cappuccinos as he pleased. |
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| She then realised that it was an earthquake, the like of which has probably never been felt in Sale before, and went out to check her chimney pot. |
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| The rise is attributed to thieves increasing their illegal activity before the security benefits of chip and PIN are fully realised, says APACS, the UK payments association. |
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| All this was happening in split seconds, but I realised what he was up to. |
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| The pushcarts are stocked with the latest varieties from reputed brands, as branded companies have realised the benefits of going to the customers. |
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| As his hands closed around a body he realised it was a squab. |
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| The fourth pushchair was bought a few weeks after the third pushchair after we realised that we'd bought the first one without checking the front wheels were pivoted. |
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| He realised the analogy with Poisson brackets in Hamiltonian mechanics. |
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| I did put together the first of two photo galleries at the weekend, but on its completion I realised with horror that I had mixed up my acute and my grave accents. |
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| Here I am looking into the worst fears realised in those clerkish eyes. |
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| I was curious about the huge chunks of snow on the sides of the road, but then realised that it was because snow graders had come along earlier and cleared the road of snow. |
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| Before the guard had even realised what was happening, Leanne had jumped on his back, squeezing her arms around his neck in the strongest chokehold she could muster up. |
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| But after a second look, she realised the cover girl was her. |
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| The wind was ruffling through her patchy fur and he realised she was as naked as he was, the exposed patches of hide glaringly obvious and peculiar-looking. |
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| You've probably chortled to yourself as you realised your mistake. |
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| Last night at the pub with a friend I realised just how easily amused I really am when I confessed to him how rubber bands flying through the office still make me laugh. |
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| Interestingly, he then wanted to retract that statement, obviously after his instructors realised what a real dill he was by saying it in the first place. |
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| Maurice eyed me suspiciously, then realised who I was and grinned. |
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| I realised it would increase my currency if I didn't do any interviews. |
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| At which point, wise old Mork gave one of his annoyingly cutesy little smiles, and you realised that he had been teaching those kids a Valuable Life Lesson all along. |
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| The first idea to build a funicular is more than 100 years old, from the time when cities like Graz, Zagreb or Budapest realised a similar solution. |
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| As Westmeath won their Leinster title a few people around Ventry realised the draw had Kerry and Westmeath funnelling down to meet in a semi-final. |
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| He kindly offered to give them a lift to the harbour, although he was slightly displeased when he realised how much luggage there was going to be. |
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| I realised that I am actually fairly happy and contented with my life. |
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| However, at least one of the public's forebodings has been realised. |
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| I used to pull the grey hairs out, but when I discovered my grandfather had gone totally white in his twenties, I realised I was fighting a losing battle. |
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| The only way intelligent futures are to be realised is by ensuring that influence in one sphere does not mean concomitant influence in other spheres. |
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| The land has also been earmarked for possible future public transport expansion, even though the report to the committee admits this is unlikely to be realised. |
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| One evening in a restaurant, sitting drunkenly filled with rage, he noticed people looking at him and realised that he had been shaking his hand in the air. |
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| The pair often went out busking in various towns, individually and together, but soon realised it was when they played together that the crowds built up. |
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| For too long, he was caricatured as the playboy with the pun-friendly surname, an image to which he pandered happily until he realised its downside. |
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| Leaving the theatre on that wet and drear Sunday afternoon I realised that America is too vast to feel the liberalising influence of a city like New York. |
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| As they progressed through the city toward the donjon in the centre of the city, he realised something that he mentally smacked himself for missing. |
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