Rebecca realizes she's angry at Josh, while Valencia realizes she's sad about how Josh treated her.
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But then, the reporter realizes he misheard the police scanner and realizes there was no gunman at all.
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Ditka says he realizes he's lucky doctors were able to successfully treat him and he's focused on enjoying life because he realizes he ain't gonna live forever.
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She realizes that no lightning bolt's going to come from the sky and strike her down, and that's when she realizes that that's the more horrific punishment.
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When Oliver realizes that the group is musing smothering Simon with a pillow, he realizes that he's actually so not interested in being an alternate on the Keating squad.
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" "I don't think the market fully realizes the consequences.
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Before long, Bob realizes that the true path to redemption lies in making Patty a beauty queen, and Patty realizes that her true path to redemption lies in becoming a beauty queen.
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Will realizes that he has to say goodbye to Stella.
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It's not about the pain of the abuse, she realizes.
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And she realizes that Celeste is in for a fight.
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Fortunately, Efron realizes the public service value of the photo.
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Nonna, she realizes, has her own shame as a woman.
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When Eric pushes back, she realizes that Wardog was right.
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When Emma Stone realizes the twist ending #Oscars #BestPicture pic.twitter.
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He, too, realizes that Ader's final moments are inherently unrepresentable.
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Anna Faris realizes the importance in strong, inspirational female friendships.
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You want to buy it before the market realizes that.
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" According to the source, Hunter "realizes he really messed up.
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Soon, Nicholas realizes he's just a pawn in Conchis' game.
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RUBIO: Because — and I don't know if Donald realizes this.
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Though hopeful, Kardashian realizes her request likely won't be respected.
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Plus, Kiki doesn't know anything — which his torturer soon realizes.
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He realizes the house had a will of its own.
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"She realizes that this is the missing piece," Clarke says.
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And she's losing herself, and I think Daryl realizes that.
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Starr's more like the star man than maybe he realizes.
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James realizes that it's fine his son might be gay.
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" He then realizes she may actually be having "girlfriend problems.
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I don't think anyone realizes how much he's gotten done.
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Axe realizes offering the biggest bid isn't gonna be enough.
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Effectively the plant realizes it is full and stops eating.
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Monty realizes that Jasper overdosed and is slowly (peacefully) dying.
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She seems annoyed when she realizes I want to leave.
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Finally, Paige realizes that she is not what Emily needs.
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Lloyd realizes he needs to be a more present father.
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I just hope he realizes that that is the case.
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Caputo realizes they must be in the former pool area.
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Shulkin realizes this, and he wants to guide that change.
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But not everybody realizes it is an endurance test, too.
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Also, that fashion realizes that things need to be rethought.
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Unclear if Barrack realizes that Khashoggi was killed in Turkey.
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But she soon realizes the danger is far from over.
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Still, she reluctantly realizes she has become a role model.
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When Mickey realizes what's happened, she confronts Crazy Dr. Greg.
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In that charged moment, Jane realizes Perry — her friend's husband!
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This tells us that President Trump realizes investment treaties work.
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Death and destruction, he realizes, "had crept into everyone's life."
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Only Becca realizes it is the scar that is bleeding.
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By the time Leontes realizes his error, it's too late.
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After Jackson's tragic death, Ally realizes that he was correct.
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Not everyone realizes this, but vegetables actually do taste good.
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But I suspect he himself realizes he compromised his principles.
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"I was much happier when he was around," he realizes.
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She realizes she has somewhat gone off the deep end.
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That he apologized suggests he realizes he did something wrong.
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He's somebody who realizes that he's made a grievous mistake.
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And he could possess even more power than he realizes.
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Everybody realizes that, you know, we're in a planetary emergency.
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" Now, Ms. Lovette said, she realizes: "We all underestimated him.
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Almost no one realizes the U.S. military has troops there.
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As Giselle realizes Albrecht's duplicity, the memory comes flooding back.
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But once a new self realizes its continuity it pauses.
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Suddenly, she realizes that they must have been working together.
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I hope one day he realizes how amazing he is.
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Baldwin's Trump then realizes he's sitting at the losers table.
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P. realizes he ordered cat litter a few days ago.
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"Everybody realizes that's what is at stake," said Tennessee Gov.
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She realizes, however, their current situation is not tenable forever.
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That's the moment when a father realizes he's a father.
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Which is, of course, what Mulder realizes in the end.
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Vision is throttled with anxiety when he realizes he possesses imperfections.
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And the film realizes these themes on just about every level.
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"He realizes rather quickly what the game plan is" against him.
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After an hour, T. realizes he doesn't have his phone anymore.
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Even the left realizes this issue is a winner for Republicans.
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Finally, Titus realizes that he might have to just let go.
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After Gage kills Rachel, Louis realizes Gage has to die — again.
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Dr. Antin realizes that this may be easier said then done.
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" Now, the designer and author said, she realizes "there's no difference.
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But if he realizes -- he gets to keep power with nukes.
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"He realizes that this kid's got it together," Mr. Napoli explained.
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But he realizes he is just a voice in the minority.
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Then, Jorge realizes Pallomari had driven to Gilberto's house that night.
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It's then that Jorge realizes another group is planning an attack.
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When her data is destroyed, K realizes how she defined him.
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Eventually, she realizes that sharing feels great and overcomes her fears.
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I don't think he realizes how much pain he had caused.
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Allen, one realizes now, could play a more than decent Medea.
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She almost falls for it, and then, of course, realizes this.
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But all's forgiven when he realizes it was just his human.
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"I've seen you at fundraisers," Mike says and the guy realizes
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"Fortunately, our generation realizes that it's time for change," he adds.
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Then Clarke realizes that Baylis wouldn't have been from that group.
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He now realizes that it was a distraction from his work.
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I'm not sure she realizes the irreparable harm of her actions.
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She loves selflessly — until she realizes she deserves way, way better.
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" A source previously told PEOPLE Hunter "realizes he really messed up.
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Adobe realizes this, and now they're looking to flex a bit.
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His frequent dalliances notwithstanding, he realizes he truly loves only her.
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Eventually, he looks down and realizes there's nothing holding him up.
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Apple increasingly realizes that it can't limit itself to selling gadgets.
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"He realizes he stupidly sent the wrong version," Clubok told jurors.
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Raffa is horrified when he realizes what his work has wrought.
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Sometimes the show realizes this, and is marginally better for it.
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Someone she's tried to help, but realizes she just can't change.
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Eventually, Titus realizes it's best if he gets on that boat.
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But she realizes she's hit a nerve with electronics companies, too.
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Also, what's this thing about hoping the shark realizes you're human?
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It's when Beatriz realizes what the painting and time away meant.
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Immediately, Bra realizes that the impact has had a terrible consequence.
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You think there's a backlash when everyone realizes they've been played?
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This is when Bob realizes he has messed up the math.
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She realizes it just goes with the territory of reality TV.
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Surrounded by regulators, he slowly realizes the precarious position he's in.
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And Nicki Minaj, of course, realizes this and sends a tweet.
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He realizes the risks of that from Israel's point of view.
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The truth is, our immigration system is worse than anyone realizes.
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I think he realizes himself he probably shouldn't have done that.
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And a part of her realizes the immorality of pretending otherwise.
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Wayne realizes that Watt's story might not be what actually happened.
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Months could elapse before the city realizes the virus has appeared.
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But then he realizes that he's falling in love with her.
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Its sterile scent is comforting, until she realizes it isn't real.
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Trump realizes that the American people's attention span is alarming short.
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" But at 45 she realizes, "[M]otherf-----, I'm worthy from birth.
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" Now, Cramer realizes his earlier call "was just a huge mistake.
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He'd include friends too, though he realizes that could be abused.
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"He realizes what it takes right now," Manager Terry Collins said.
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On waking up, she does the math and realizes she is.
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Bridget realizes she's been conned, and heads out to seek revenge.
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But that makes no sense, and even Quentin realizes as much.
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In the end, Kourtney realizes she needs to ease up a little bit, and Scott realizes, mostly after speaking with Kris, that as the main caregiver for their kids, Kourtney has the right to be overprotective.
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Once Janine realizes it's her baby that's sick, all hell breaks loose.
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Annie soon realizes that this is the moment she's been waiting for.
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Sometimes he gets distracted en-route but realizes it and resets himself.
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When she does, Sasha realizes a cabal of people were surrounding Becky.
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He soon realizes he's horrendously lower-leveled, because of his inexperience fighting.
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" A source previously told PEOPLE that Hunter "realizes he really messed up.
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Whether or not Tehran realizes it, that may be a foolish bet.
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A man goes out to dinner and realizes he'd like a companion.
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Jorge realizes there's an opportunity to catch Miguel later that very day.
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Elliott realizes that the humor in Kushner's play is adjacent to loss.
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"Anyone who has worked with AI and art realizes [this]," says Barrat.
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It's not clear if Anthony Bourdain realizes he's passing around a fake.
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But I just don't know how much of this he realizes yet.
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"Looking back, she realizes it was a messy period," the source said.
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He finds a picture and realizes he's in a familiar face's room.
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Every decision falls to you and you alone, which not everyone realizes.
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Finally, our Scooby Gang realizes that something is off with this production.
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At this point, Shelby realizes she has done something very, very wrong.
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On the way home, Darlene realizes she doesn't feel bad about it.
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Escobar's team realizes that if Velasco is MIA, he's likely been snatched.
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She offers him drugs — and then he realizes he's actually doing them.
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This *is* their country, regardless of whether or not Trump realizes it.
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And — to their horror — the family realizes the figures aren't their friends.
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Shane realizes that Da'Vonne and Jozea do not vote according to plan.
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One of these impeccable humans, he realizes, is not human at all.
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He's a hell of a party, until everyone realizes they can't breathe.
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Larin realizes what we as audience members see to be completely obvious.
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So I think even he realizes there's another dynamic at work here.
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He has important things to say, whether he realizes it or not.
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Now that Ren realizes this, she wrote, she's much happier and healthier.
|
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Titus, after talking with Lillian, realizes he needs to go after her.
|
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But it's Lara who realizes they can do both—thanks to her.
|
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And yes, Michelle gradually realizes that money isn't as important as love.
|
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"He realizes we have a Muslin problem in this nation," it said.
|
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Every rational person realizes this is bad policy with no positive outcomes.
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Christy realizes just how much it will cost to become a lawyer.
|
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He think it won't be long before the market realizes that predicament.
|
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She has moments where she realizes she's the only one making sense.
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SIKORA I don't think he realizes he chose Ghost over her — yet.
|
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Barley comes in and excitedly realizes that Ian must have magical abilities.
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Cuccinelli realizes this when he cited his own Italian and Irish heritage.
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Clearly, Trump realizes that Mueller poses a serious threat to his presidency.
|
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Walt accidentally shoots him and then realizes it didn't need to happen.
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It is here that he realizes he might be eating a dog.
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And my character, Ouisa, realizes what a chaotic state she's in internally.
|
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But, she realizes, through a fog, it's not the guy from before.
|
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Tesla's Autopilot feature might be a bigger problem than the company realizes.
|
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This is their country, regardless of whether or not Trump realizes it.
|
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My neighbour half-waves from her stoep until she realizes what's happening.
|
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By the end, she realizes she can be a princess after all.
|
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Whatever happens, Sansa is in a lot worse trouble than she realizes.
|
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In the process, she realizes that divorce might actually save their marriage.
|
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But something much, much darker is at play than the son realizes.
|
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Follow Mia Farrow as she realizes she's carrying the seed of Satan.
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I think Enid realizes that she's different and how isolating that is.
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Mother holds son tighter for warmth, then realizes that he has died.
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That is my only concern, and I hope Mr. Barr realizes that.
|
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He finally gets a few and he realizes that they are failing.
|
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He will get up and leave if he realizes he will not.
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But he also realizes that not everyone is in on the joke.
|
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He needs to say he realizes this and change his behavior accordingly.
|
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But I hope everybody realizes there's something special about this particular idea.
|
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He realizes what he did and where he is, and he's depressed.
|
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And by the time everyone realizes this, the damage may be irreversible.
|
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That is a deeper statement than it seems like she even realizes.
|
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Soon after this, his world-view crumbles and he realizes the truth.
|
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This is how Bob realizes Patty is a monster, not a victim.
|
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" But, another part of Phoenix "realizes the power of the creative spirit.
|
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The British government now realizes that it is under attack by Russia.
|
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"I think he realizes the enormity of the job," Mr. Cirucci added.
|
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He realizes in a flash that what is being read is important.
|
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The thing I think nobody realizes is that space touches every state.
|
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"Everyone realizes there's going to be an impact," the Microsoft employee said.
|
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Once Kenai realizes that he killed Koda's mother, he tells the cub.
|
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Mr. Mete says he realizes he might not see that money again.
|
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"I don't know if he actually realizes what he's doing," she said.
|
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But as it gentrifies she realizes they are, in some ways, trapped.
|
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I think everyone feels that and realizes the importance of this meet.
|
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" Of course, subcategories abound once the group realizes that curtains go "firfir.
|
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"It is (refreshing) because he realizes how that doesn't matter," Ross said.
|
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He realizes that is why Spencer's horse is suddenly so afraid of her, and he realizes that when "Spencer" gave him a goodbye kiss and the book by her bedside table a couple years ago, it was really Alex.
|
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Nevertheless, Woody realizes how important this new being is to his kid's life.
|
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Trump realizes his credibility will take a hit if the bill goes down.
|
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But Ana realizes that her priorities were not where they should have been.
|
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He starts to laugh hysterically when he realizes I've had too much wine.
|
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But in most cases, the shark realizes the mistake and just swims off.
|
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BF calls me gross once he realizes I haven't showered this whole time.
|
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I hope the other side realizes that they better just take it easy.
|
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At the top of "Bonding," Sasha wakes up and realizes her teeth hurt.
|
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"That was a mistake — he recognizes that, he realizes it," Trump, Jr. said.
|
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He realizes that he's been living this loop again and again and again.
|
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But I don't think even he realizes the Victorian Sunroom monster he's created.
|
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The Hound takes Arya flee on horseback before anyone realizes who they are.
|
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Anyone who has some common sense realizes it's not really all those things.
|
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In the earlier "Fear and Trembling," Kierkegaard realizes that love is necessarily transgressive.
|
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But, those feelings aren't the only way someone realizes they're asexual, Doré says.
|
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Even so, she realizes that there is only so much she can do.
|
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She realizes he's saying peanuts, and he shares some with Malika and Khloé.
|
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Escobar finds somewhere to hide out, realizes he might be busted, and flees.
|
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However, she soon realizes she was sent to "the good place" by mistake.
|
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"They're desperate for eggs over there, and the government realizes that," Perigen said.
|
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The state party realizes how important the 8th District race is, they say.
|
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Somehow, Matt magically realizes John was hiding blueprints in a living room piano.
|
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He makes a sad face when he realizes what he did was wrong.
|
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She realizes with True around now, she just needs to be super picky.
|
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You'd think when an actress realizes she bombed an audition, she'd feel disappointed.
|
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Marie realizes we are officially going into elimination by her own friends' hands.
|
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What Roberts soon realizes is that this "opportunity" is something far more sinister.
|
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Unfortunately, Nate realizes Frank could be anywhere, thanks to a fake IP address.
|
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He realizes this year is going to change even more things for him.
|
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Then when the provider realizes that's not true, the whole relationship breaks down.
|
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And the more it realizes this fact, the more creatively adventurous it becomes.
|
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Anta sets sail alone as her lover quickly realizes the mistake he made.
|
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Obviously, as Betty realizes by episode's end, Bughead's parents once played G&G.
|
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She now realizes it was the best day," adding, 'She's making a fortune!"
|
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So she's disappointed when she realizes that she's hired scam artists, not psychics.
|
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The sooner the party realizes that, the better off its constituents will be.
|
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It's like he finally realizes that he cannot win this whole thing alone.
|
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Eickmann, too, realizes there's more work to be done—and mysteries left unsolved.
|
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But in Age of Ultron, he realizes that nothing he's done has mattered.
|
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We Rise when Jones, talking with a friend, realizes that by 1976 there
|
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He realizes that everyone's more scared of Foley than they are of him.
|
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Despite his good intentions, Cavill realizes his candidness could be perceived as cockiness.
|
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She realizes they may all be too accustomed to eating whatever they want.
|
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"He realizes he has a pretty big wall around the Vatican," Robertson joked.
|
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Jessop realizes now that a lot of evil came from within the FLDS.
|
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Waller realizes that the Joker is no mere hood, he's a criminal mastermind.
|
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Still, it's not long before Aleida sees the news and realizes Gloria's lie.
|
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Ramon accuses Kellerman of taking advantage, and Alison realizes that she was played.
|
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But she acknowledged that Alaska realizes Virgin fans are serious about the brand.
|
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He realizes his comments were insensitive and deeply regrets what he has done.
|
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But of course, if she realizes that now, it won't help her resolve.
|
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"Eventually, he realizes that that's weird and not normal," said director Shawn Levy.
|
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Now, he realizes, he wants to be good enough to have done it.
|
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Once a party realizes that their the product that stinks, they normally pivot.
|
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Lieutenant Finn does not respond until he realizes that the victim has died.
|
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Most people, he realizes, tend to identify their selves with their conscious minds.
|
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Rachel's story falls through when Phoebe realizes Ross has the exact same table.
|
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The sooner the city realizes this, the sooner a real fight can begin.
|
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As she realizes her mistake, she also knows she can't let it go.
|
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She paws at it frustratedly when she realizes she hasn't reached the boy.
|
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What will Freda do when she realizes this wolf ain't nowhere near tame?
|
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Jacqueline also realizes that loving someone means putting their needs above your own.
|
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The truth is, in most successful organizations, everyone realizes the value of both.
|
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The narrator realizes she has nothing: no home, no certainty, and no love.
|
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In Brooks' case, he realizes he needs another $40,000 to finish the project.
|
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Yes, she realizes this is not the first time she has mentioned baths.
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Check out the video ... it's clear Isaiah realizes he made a big mistake.
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" We're told BC is proud of the brand she's built, but realizes "Mr.
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Tariffs are blunt tools that are far less effective than Mr. Trump realizes.
|
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First, make sure the person you want to ask realizes you need help.
|
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She suddenly realizes that there is another head on a silver dish: Salome's.
|
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She realizes she is married to Stan and everything was just a dream.
|
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Soon she realizes she doesn't even care what the "predators" say about her.
|
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Drawing closer he realizes they are human heads, barbarous trophies of Kurtz's power.
|
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When everybody starts using "big data," somebody realizes that "artificial intelligence" is next.
|
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And when everybody's using "artificial intelligence," somebody realizes that "learning loops" are next.
|
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Rose says he realizes that working with the government can sometimes be controversial.
|
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"The president realizes that the best policy comes from bipartisan discussions," she said.
|
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And her son, now 14, realizes that this will be a lifelong issue.
|
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"Cadillac realizes that it needs to connect with buyers emotionally," Ms. Sewell said.
|
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When the adults are overruled and eventually ousted, Snodgrass realizes Trump is irredeemable.
|
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The sooner the U.S. administration realizes this, the better off everyone will be.
|
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After months of mixed messages, she realizes her infatuation has had political consequences.
|
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DC: He's long gone by the time everyone realizes the genius behind it.
|
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By the end of the episode, Jon realizes Daenerys is actually shaping up to be a worthy queen, while Dany realizes the so-called King In The North is actually just as attractive as John Bradley (Samwell Tarly) claims he is.
|
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The AI realizes it can achieve more confidence in its calculation if it uses all the world's computing hardware, and it realizes that releasing a biological superweapon to wipe out humanity would allow it free use of all the hardware.
|
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But before Rebecca realizes she's not pregnant, Josh sees that she bought prenatal vitamins.
|
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Nina bends down to examine these flowers in the pool and realizes they're bodies.
|
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When Stephanie realizes her suitor's real identity, she and Kimmy have almost identical reactions.
|
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And that's usually when SpongeBob realizes pretending to be someone else isn't worth it.
|
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However—and it is sometimes unclear if Trump realizes this—the election is over.
|
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Cole ultimately realizes he kind of maybe actually still wants to be with Allison.
|
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Country Time realizes that lobbying for change, even if it's legalizing lemonade, takes time.
|
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The guard also questions Elle, and Campbell almost immediately realizes that it was her.
|
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When somebody realizes that they're gay, everything doesn't go smoothly – there are some challenges.
|
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It's a stunning, revelatory moment, when he realizes that his motivations may be therapeutic.
|
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But that's not how the presidency works, and it's not clear he realizes that.
|
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But just when her life seems perfect, she realizes that she's falling for Sahil.
|
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When she finally realizes, she's confused, but not as much as, say, Lee Sizemore.
|
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Now that she's close to losing everything, Lara realizes that she likes her money.
|
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Together, the ragtag group realizes that their authority figures don't necessarily have good intentions.
|
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The moment Dean realizes Rory and her diamond tiara are too fancy for him.
|
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Now she realizes her interest in politics comes almost exclusively from her stubborn streak.
|
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He needs to fall in love first before he realizes how I really am.
|
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"The time's going to come when he realizes I was on TV," he remarked.
|
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Everyone realizes that they will have to compromise to yield the prize — unitary rules.
|
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After Kate leaves, Toby realizes he's overstepped and goes to her house to apologize.
|
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"I think that LeAnn finally realizes that I don't want your man," she said.
|
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"The time's going to come when he realizes I was on TV," says Tamburello.
|
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She realizes it affects her dad too and they're trying to help each other.
|
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" Now, Franco said he realizes that "being a workaholic means you're addicted to something.
|
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Looking back, RFK Jr. realizes he had his own portentous moment with his father.
|
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Once Roberts realizes the true nature of the island, her mission becomes to escape.
|
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Then as she realizes members of his family are badly hurt, she breaks down.
|
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Perhaps it will be the year the IOC finally realizes the internet has arrived.
|
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Kiki realizes that since the Naranjo brothers are dead, someone's encroaching on Guadalajara territory.
|
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Cersei realizes just how she loves him and just how much he loves her.
|
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Shelly realizes that Buzzy has been lying to her about the reason he's broke.
|
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Cydney realizes that a wishy-washy ally can be as dangerous as an enemy.
|
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After fleeing Philly, Midge realizes she completely forgot Imogene's baby shower, which she planned.
|
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But CEO Alexandre Wentzo realizes that the company's British homebase could become a problem.
|
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It's around this time that Hugh realizes the house is a force of evil.
|
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Without his swaggy suit, Peter realizes he might not get out of this alive.
|
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In the video, an employee walks past the group and realizes something is amiss.
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Despite all the pressure and pointed rumors of his retirement, he surely realizes this.
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At the end he realizes he forgot his wallet and asks us to pay.
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Anybody that's had a stiff neck realizes how tough that is, especially to swing.
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Kim checks herself for stress sweat and realizes she forgot her deodorant that morning.
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It's not until the Johnson family reacts that Dre realizes this portrayal is irresponsible.
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They say that one night a fighter turns up and realizes he is old.
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"The time's going to come when he realizes I was on TV," said Tamburello.
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If Jacobs' post termination behavior is any indication, he realizes he'll be doing okay.
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He realizes that we are at the tip of the iceberg with mental health.
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But Gabby realizes that she's not the hero of the story that's playing out.
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Marilla, of course, finds her brooch soon after, and realizes that Anne was innocent.
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Clarke realizes what's up when she sees Murphy knocked out and runs after Bellamy.
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After a grueling series of competitions, Jacqueline realizes she really is attracted to Duke.
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Quickly, though, she realizes something odd: She's one of the few not getting sick.
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Not everyone realizes that despite GV's bench of investors, every decision fell to Maris.
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Steve realizes that he would like to be part of Chloe's smiling life style.
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Much to her chagrin, she sees Humphrey there and realizes he's no longer breathing.
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Hopefully Verizon realizes Netflix support is important and adds it in the near future.
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But Gillespie fully realizes that the state is definitely moving from purple to blue.
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A rustle of confusion blows through the carriage, and he realizes that something's up.
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" He also added: "My assessment is the Taliban also realizes they cannot win militarily.
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No one realizes it except Mira, his human and employee and sort-of-friend.
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" She realizes too late what she's done: "He was definitely dead, whoever he was.
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But Goldman said she realizes this battle could drag on for quite a while.
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Ichiro realizes his mother is trying to show him off to the grieving parents.
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In the finale, though, Rick finally realizes that none of this makes him important.
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If he realizes they're not, maybe his upcoming dialog could be of some use.
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He realizes that healthcare delivery cannot be managed by single brush strokes from Washington.
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That's the moment when Jerry Maguire realizes this is the emptiness in his life.
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"We were awful bored," he recalls; "too late we find our feet," he realizes.
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When one looks at what humanity can do, one realizes that there's always hope.
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Maurice hears a strange, squealing moan, which he then realizes is coming from himself.
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He realizes he's one year older than his dead father ever got to be.
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Unfortunately, Kimmy realizes that her love for Dong is equally real in the process.
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In the end, Madame Géquil turns herself in when she realizes her destructive abilities.
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But things may be changing as the world finally realizes this agency is harmful.
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I don't know that he always realizes how inventive he is, or how subversive.
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Tesla is gobsmacked as he realizes he has to start from scratch once again.
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It was no arbitrary choice, the reader then realizes, to explore images of pouring.
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Mr. McConnell realizes the political risks, but the Supreme Court looms large with him.
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She realizes maybe that would take away all this destruction and all this pain.
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He realizes that while the networks still follow him, they no longer love him.
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He soon realizes that every member of the wicked family could be a suspect.
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He now realizes that Trump will not provide him with the sustenance he needs.
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"Not everyone who shows up to a brewery realizes they're still parents," says Stylman.
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Pete now realizes ... his friends and family do indeed care about him ... a lot.
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"China realizes that the EU is not that comfortable," said the senior EU official.
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In life, things aren't always that simple — and now, Jane sadly realizes that, too.
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After reading Rotten Tomatoes reviews for "Iron Lady," Beth realizes it's already 11 p.m.
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The Democratic Party establishment is, in many respects, in worse shape than it realizes.
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But he quickly regains control and realizes that he — you guessed it — still believes.
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After a moment, he realizes that Stripey is a cat and so is Tiger.
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From the time Eddy, the narrator, is very young, he realizes he is gay.
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It's a moment that is so much more emotional than anyone at home realizes.
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When her grandmother realizes the car is actually for her, she begins excitedly screaming.
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Billie's husband, an overworked tech-magazine editor, realizes he knows surprisingly little about her.
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On the brink of a lucrative tech deal, Eddie realizes he must rebrand Empire.
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" He realizes he is "in a game — a big, international World Cup or Olympics.
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She flips a table when she realizes that someone took her mac and cheese.
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However, Jo soon realizes this is much more than a standard missing child case.
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President Trump evidently realizes that he can't repeal or amend a federal law unilaterally.
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But when Emmy disappears, Leah realizes how little she knows about her old chum.
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I don't think the general realizes the insanity of what he is talking about.
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Congress realizes the situation is dire and is coalescing around legislation introduced by Sen.
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Every adviser to Trump realizes that kissing his ring is the key to survival.
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It's when Dani discovers she can speak the language that she realizes she's home.
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Trump's team realizes that Cairo cannot contribute much to the region's many raging crises.
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Lots of objects seem sexually adventurous until the moment one realizes they are not.
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"We had it all and we didn't stop to think about it," he realizes.
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And his chances in 2020 will turn, in part, on whether he realizes it.
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But he also realizes that will largely depend on how his body holds up.
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Immediately, Sabrina realizes this is two of the sisters' doing, and summons Prudence for answers.
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What happens when she realizes she's looking for a boyfriend, not a husband, not yet?
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But she realizes that her schedule might appeal to a certain kind of corporate mindset.
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That excitement, Wixson realizes now, kept him from addressing a longstanding discomfort with his gender.
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Things take take a turn for the weird when Holt realizes this is all ridiculous.
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Drama ensues when she realizes his mother could get in the way of their romance.
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She quickly realizes there has been a mistake and she isn't supposed to be there.
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Hopefully Fallon realizes the importance of this episode, and makes it one for the books.
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Speaking on state-run Rossiya 1 channel, Zakharova said Washington realizes that Moscow would retaliate.
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A couple of days later, Rob realizes his mistake and apologizes for ruining the shower.
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Meanwhile, Connerty realizes that in order to take Chuck down, he'll have to become Chuck.
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But he did pose with the fighter's body, he testified, and realizes that was wrong.
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McKesson realizes that police are arresting protesters and stops to record video of the interactions.
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Even its lead singer, noted film director Fred Durst, realizes no one likes them anymore.
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"Either my best friend or my boyfriend is gonna end up hating me," she realizes.
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I think Strand realizes that right away — with the whole 'This is MY boat' speech.
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Cue a She's All That-style moment when Mike realizes he might have a crush.
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It's not worth the effort, she realizes, and it's hard to argue that she's wrong.
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Look how Trump's face changes when he realizes an entire stadium is booing him pic.twitter.
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Hours after they've begun awkwardly hitting it off, Adam realizes that Gillian thinks he's trans.
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Another character, Jessica Davis (Alisha Boe), realizes Bryce sexually assaulted her while she was unconscious.
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They get most of it before Justin realizes she gave him the wrong password watches.
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Ultimately, Tyler realizes it's Cyrus who ratted him out, and berates him in the hallway.
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This is the fear she is already stewing in, whether she realizes it or not.
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Dolores realizes that shit's about to get real, and warns Will that they better leave.
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All of a sudden, he realizes this is going to be way worse than predicted.
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Soon, the man realizes they've been possessed by aliens, and that the body was bait.
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She realizes she does love him when he stands up for her to Jimmy's heckles.
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And she realizes there's no way this money could feed as many birds as before.
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The next morning, Susie's father realizes she never came home, and calls Rosalind for help.
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Facebook undoubtedly realizes this and would like to get back in its users' good graces.
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Down in the dark, one realizes why the sixgills evolved eons ago, but remain unchanged.
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"She realizes how lucky she is," her lawyer, William Shaheen, said, according to the outlet.
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Maybe you're a Cancer who realizes you fully embody the "caregiver" role in your partnership.
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"So the DA, prisons, police, they're all working together trading prisoners like horses," Nova realizes.
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Heras claims this makes Iran's network more resilient and more dangerous than Israel often realizes.
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Gareth: "I can kind of hear it," he says, as he realizes he's been rumbled.
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Looking back, Clark realizes that this move ended up making her feel powerful and capable.
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Lisa notices the string on Britannica's finger and realizes that there's something Britannica is forgetting.
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He realizes then that it won't help — younger Helge isn't going to heed his advice.
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Once he realizes the size of his task, Wesley asks his friend McKenzie for help.
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That's the dream this inflatable Sea-Doo realizes—if only it weren't sized for children.
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Bernard catches sight of a familiar face in the piano's reflection, and realizes who's playing.
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Mountbatten also gives some relationship advice after he realizes that Philip and Elizabeth haven't spoken.
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Simply put, Kathy Bates looks straight up shook when she realizes she isn't gushing blood.
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But once they start dating, Francesca realizes that Laura Dean might be a terrible girlfriend.
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Tiffany realizes that the dream in the restaurant had felt as sharp as a memory.
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And I think he realizes rhetoric on the election has to change in real life.
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Conrad said while she long strove for perfection, she now realizes that it is impossible.
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" Kevin even realizes Archie's scheme is insanely dangerous, saying to himself, "We're all gonna die.
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When she realizes that the film is about her, Neil can't hold in her emotions.
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Thankfully, Archie realizes he's drowning in privilege and cuts things off with the manipulative Blossoms.
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Other states say it depends at the time that the victim realizes it was committed.
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"I know who he is," Trump allows reluctantly, when he realizes outright denial won't work.
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In this episode, she faints when she realizes Sheriff Truman was on a cellular phone.
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When Monty realizes Jasper's gone, he says it, maybe too late, but still, so powerful.
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In the midst of her humiliation, Jacqueline realizes something: She doesn't care what everyone thinks.
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However, what the singer now realizes is that all the song needed was self-honesty.
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I think even he realizes he can't play on the same playing field as her.
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Usually, someone close knows something or realizes, in retrospect, that they missed the warning signs.
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" Yet then he realizes, "My enormous capacity for disappointment was actually an achievement, a victory.
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"I hope the other side realizes that they better just take it easy," Trump said.
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"He realizes that if he danced like the others he would hurt people," he said.
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Chevron realizes that a reckoning may be coming, and it's trying to soften the blow.
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"Everybody realizes that nothing we do can change where the coal industry stands," Arnett said.
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She later tries to hide behind a low wall when she realizes she's being filmed.
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When Bobby proposes to Shelly, she realizes she can't accept because she's still technically married.
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Somehow, Jamie sees the signals, and realizes Claire is waiting for him on the beach.
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She realizes, of course, that a storytelling workshop may not be suitable for every couple.
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The campaign strategist in her surely realizes that heated exchanges generally work to Trump's advantage.
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Everyone who has ever owned a house or a car realizes the paradox of insurance.
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Now BoJack realizes that he wants to be good enough to have actually done it.
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Ducky realizes that his old friend is looking for his memories, which he is losing.
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There's a lot of pretense in plantation slaw, whether the restaurateur realizes it or not.
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Marnie peers at Charlie's room and realizes that he's living in some pretty extreme squalor.
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He realizes that she actually did kill someone and that he failed to help her.
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" Late in the novel, Eleanor realizes that for the first time "The Trick had failed.
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Looking back, she realizes she'd been battling low energy as far back as her childhood.
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There are these ups and downs where he realizes he's not a movie star anymore.
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What she realizes is that the starship is experimenting on some sort of biological technology.
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As he leaves the restaurant, Nelson realizes why his hosts were so irascible, so resentful.
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Apple realizes this, too: it just dropped the price on its entry-level "Sport" line.
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But what comes before that scene is more messy and complicated than even McKay realizes.
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There is a common saying in sports that dynasties end before anyone truly realizes it.
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"China also realizes this is becoming a less popular format," he said of 16+1.
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Suffering happens to everyone, she eventually realizes; it is not a sign of personal failure.
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In those moments, she looks inside herself and realizes she really can't let "Clueless" go.
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Perhaps catalyzed by her pregnancy, Hunter realizes she's no longer satisfied subsisting within those expectations.
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And she realizes in this place, she will never thrive, she will never know herself.
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My fear is being sick alone (or actually dying here and no one realizes it).
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Devastated and furious, Sarah realizes that Edmond is not her soul's true companion after all.
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She listens to the beat, watches the steps, and realizes that she can follow them.
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Things get rotten before anyone realizes it, and you notice only when you smell it.
|
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Newgarden now realizes that the key to investing is holding investments for the long term.
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Both games are extremely popular, as most anyone on the internet in 21 probably realizes.
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On the other hand, she clearly realizes that climate is a much broader, systemic problem.
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On the way to the airport, M realizes she forgot to pack her birth control.
|
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But while Trump realizes that he's in trouble, there's no indication that he understands why.
|
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Yet once Eve tastes freedom, she realizes she still craves a relationship, so she returns.
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So when 17-year-old Autumn realizes she's pregnant, she's faced with very limited options.
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He realizes the experiment is a failure and needs their help covering up his mistakes.
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People should realizes how difficult it is to stay there and achieve all we achieved.
|
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But not everyone realizes that the health benefits of hydration actually extend to stress relief.
|
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The magic fades further as Annie realizes what a farce this hero gig can be.
|
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" Warner told MSNBC he believes Zuckerberg "realizes that self-regulation is not going to work.
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It is, one realizes, a dream image in her sense, at once absurd and significant.
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"This decision has more far-reaching effects than anybody realizes at this point," she said.
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And for the first time, he realizes that he is the driver of his ship.
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But it's good to see he already realizes the fork is what will feed him.
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" She realizes that what Gómez calls his "symphony of illusion" — "He talks to this one.
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Eventually, the reader realizes this is — the headline gives it away — the reader realizes these people are being scammed even though the people are telling you this aren't sure at the time they're being scammed, and then you get to Anna at the very end.
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Great Britain fully realizes the gravity of the Far Eastern situation and prepares for any eventualities.
|
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Ding ding ding — Chuck ultimately realizes that Axe is managing the police commissioner fund, not Panay.
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All of a sudden, Kat realizes she may just be sexy — sexy enough to get paid.
|
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"It was just a modeling job," he clarifies (I hope he realizes how ironic that is).
|
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With Reid's words haunting him, Baker realizes that there are rules because this is a game.
|
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"Looking back, she realizes it was a messy period," a source close to Lohan tells PEOPLE.
|
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But every time SpongeBob realizes that he has made a mistake, he fesses up and apologizes.
|
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A shot of McFarland pacing as he realizes everything has almost literally gone up in flames?
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This would be something to celebrate until everyone realizes Randy isn't getting up after the hit.
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In an instant, Sasha/Becky realizes her dad was one of the people at the ritual.
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"Jared realizes that Bannon has the floor on explaining the administration's revolution," says one knowledgeable source.
|
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"Exxon realizes this is a long-term decision, and they need to be patient," says Gheit.
|
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Now, whether or not KoKo realizes what she's just done, the comparison is a total compliment.
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Once the biker realizes it's trash, he takes off after the litterer, with trash in hand.
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I don't think the man realizes how naive he appears to the rest of the world.
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It's a conversation that comes up far more than anyone realizes — and needs to end ASAP.
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But not every new Warriors fan realizes just how pathetic the team's bad old days were.
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Instead of getting upset, Jacqueline realizes there's more to breast awareness than flaunting nipples on Instagram.
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When she realizes that Bridget can't take care of the second murder, something just snaps inside.
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I've [found it] very liberating to be this incognito because no one realizes it is me.
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In Landline, it's when Dana (Jenny Slate) realizes her mother (Edie Falco) has been cheated on.
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"Nobody realizes that all that we have is because of what was done before," she says.
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The wound begins to fester, and Dany realizes that it is causing Drogo to fall ill.
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Danny, portrayed by Ben Whishaw, is interrogated by the police and realizes he is being framed.
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Mom realizes that her daughter is too far gone and just doesn't want to hear it.
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As the face behind Under Armour's golf line, the 23-year-old realizes his good fortune.
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But Colin quickly realizes the pep talk was unnecessary because Heidi doesn't remember him at all.
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Thinking back on her past failed relationships, Thore realizes that she may be repeating her mistakes.
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"The defendant realizes she was wrong to interrupt a little girl's birthday party," the person said.
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Then, when else somebody realizes they lost or forgot theirs, you'll be there at the ready.
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After Rose shows up to clean up the bathroom, she realizes "the poor girl" isn't dead.
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Can't wait until she realizes having a baby is not a thing she wants to do.
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Both justices said the high court rules unanimously on far more cases than the public realizes.
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It also seems like OnePlus realizes that all flagship phones are basically good and fast enough.
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Mike's cool demeanor begins to melt as he realizes that blood is now on his hands.
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Along comes the fire marshall, who examines the permits and realizes they were not in order.
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The issue is one that Mr. Sanders's campaign realizes could be a problem for Iowa caucusgoers.
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However, she realizes something is wrong with Britannica right away, because she doesn't understand math anymore.
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Not only does Hugh realize the house is haunted — he realizes it's affecting Liv, big time.
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When she realizes it is, she plops down on the floor and takes it all in.
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After some slow-paced confirmation that he's not, Kirby realizes Ghostface is hiding in Olivia's closet.
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But his life is turned upside down when he realizes he's in love with a man.
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In retrospect, Magic Leap CEO Rony Abovitz realizes that all the hype was a big mistake.
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He soon realizes that the investigation concerns the power elite, close to the President's inner circle.
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Looking around at Oliver's room, full of family photos, she realizes they haven't forgotten her either.
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Nick Viall likes a forward woman — but he realizes that her fellow Bachelor contestants might not.
|
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But quickly Logan, and the rest of the audience, realizes that she is no ordinary girl.
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But it now realizes it needs to adjust faster than its culture is capable of adapting.
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You gotta see the smile on Tekashi's face when he realizes it's Floyd -- he's super stoked.
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When that doesn't work she realizes that what these people need is a Commander like Lexa.
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Riggs sees Robbins coming out of their car with Minnick and realizes that they are together.
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"They are playing me off," Decaprico realizes, with a wink, but it's still a happy ending.
|
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He initially attributed his dad's behavior to marital problems but realizes now it was something more.
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At one point Cruise realizes Conan has turned on the child lock so he can't leave.
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" She realizes now, she says, that "If I want to buy it, I can buy it.
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They live in a world where everybody now realizes the mistake they made voting for Trump.
|
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But once he visits FP in jail he realizes his father is lying about the murder.
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We hope the U.S. realizes that Ukraine is a key strategic partner to America and Europe.
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Margaret realizes that something is dissolving and absorbing her sexual partners at the moment of climax.
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Then, the gleeful mother realizes her passenger door is locked and that's not changing anytime soon.
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Aldean and his band rush off the stage and the crowd realizes something is terribly wrong.
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Each artist, he realizes, was trying to create that sense of arrival that Lawrence was describing.
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Conway should have known better, as she now realizes, if her subsequent backtracking is any indication.
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Pedersen says he also realizes it's important to convey science in a way people can understand.
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Sickness, misogyny, unthinkable tragedy — they'll follow you to paradise, she realizes, despite those hypnotically swaying palms.
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You get to stare into the victim's eyes as she realizes that she's going to die.
|
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In the season five finale, Dawn realizes in order to save the world she must die.
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Myanmar's special envoy told the Council the country realizes the humanitarian situation needs to be addressed.
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They were meant to be erotic, she realizes, but they actually depicted women waiting, being bored.
|
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In the episode, Smithers finally realizes that his love for his boss Mr. Burns is unrequited.
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Whether it would like to admit it or not, the Obama administration clearly realizes this, too.
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The story of his father and stepmother, he realizes, was not the story of an affair.
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Eventually, he starts questioning what's going on and realizes he's a character in a video game.
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And I think she will be angry when she realizes that I knew and said nothing.
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Williams wrote that he now realizes Medium will need to change its business model to survive.
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Nor, she realizes, can she fail to keep her compact with the creature in the gutter.
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Her eyes well with tears and anger as she realizes the depths of the Duke's depravity.
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He's living off the image of the father but realizes that he needs to be critical.
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And at this moment, Maeve realizes her life has become a crushing example of the latter.
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The one person who gets the point—who realizes how secondhand the proceedings are—is Doc.
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Becky G removes Smart's watch and walks out the door, as he realizes he's been duped.
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But what if the delivery guy knows I only ordered one dish and realizes I'm lying?
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The narrator knows, and the reader can guess, that the stakes are higher than Anna realizes.
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Kirk realizes he believes in the mission of the Enterprise and the purpose of the Federation.
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She also realizes that she misses them, and sets off on a mission to find them.
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Once he gets to Goodwill, however, Titus realizes that his clothes won't find the proper owners.
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She recognizes how close she came, realizes she doesn't want to die, and quits like magic.
|
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Though Rodolfo adores Mimi, when he realizes that she is gravely ill, he can't hack it.
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She's well-positioned to wield internal power in the administration -- perhaps more than she even realizes.
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He probably realizes those are wasted words on Brandon, who seems a bit too far gone.
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Here are the steps you can take to build a model that realizes on-par results.
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When Edith answers the door and realizes what has happened, she tries to mollify her friend.
|
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Or what if Bitcoin actually starts to have some systemic importance before everyone realizes it's nonsense?
|
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Mearns The Angel realizes these humans are terrible, lying people doing all of these terrible things.
|
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Off-screen, Kasich realizes that he may one day lose a presidential debate to 2 Chainz.
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And in her marriage, she realizes it's not as fulfilling as she thought it would be.
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When she dies of exposure in the swamps of Louisiana, he realizes he has nothing left.
|
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G.M. realizes $1 billion in revenue each year from the sale of recyclable materials, he said.
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The story tracks Fonny and Tish's life together, starting around the time she realizes she's pregnant.
|
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Saru was right, but whether he is more right than he realizes remains to be seen.
|
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Losing your virginity is hard work, Jane realizes, and she doesn't want any part of it.
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There's a hilarious moment when Peter realizes TMZ is shooting its shot, and he's totally flummoxed.
|
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In "Cause and Effect," the Enterprise crew realizes something is amiss because of a poker game.
|
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While Bao said he doesn't regret those decisions, he now realizes the mistakes that were made.
|
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This won't help slow Thwaites' retreat, which is more serious than the whole of Congress realizes.
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She knows which one he would take, she realizes, and this horrifying unbidden thought decides her.
|
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While Williams realizes the investment potential of decoys, he does not make purchases for that reason.
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Even a child realizes that is a message of hate and not the gospel of Christ.
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"Authenticity" is a fetish, Seth realizes, that then becomes inauthentic by the very nature of fetishization.
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South Koreans don't know whether Mr. Trump realizes just how vulnerable their country is to attack.
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Neither of them realizes that "driving over to Exeter" is a euphemism for losing your virginity.
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As his memory begins to fail, Ann realizes that she doesn't have long to find out.
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After attending the Queen Alexandra Stakes, she realizes her horses and methods are out of date.
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DuBois realizes immediately upon entering the apartment that Cookie redecorated the place just to impress her.
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However, when Rey meet Kylo, she realizes she has been tricked and is brought before Snoke.
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And then, in her epiphany, she realizes how much she's changed and truly has found love.
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That's when she realizes she can speak the local language without having had to learn it.
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More and more, indeed, the world realizes that France does not move because she is sick.
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Our state realizes that when our students excel, so do our businesses, our communities and our economy.
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Buy one before the seller realizes they're now internet art, and jacks up the prices even more.
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For the sake of Mason, Penelope, and Reign, I hope he realizes that this shouldn't happen again.
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Soon after, Dion's mother realizes that they're being trailed by a group of mysterious men in suits.
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"Everyone realizes there's going to have to be a phase-in, phase-out period," Thune said Tuesday.
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BBA notes that "she's in here," and then realizes "and so are you," looking at the kids.
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"I don't know that Trump realizes this, but Darroch didn't just invent this stuff," the person said.
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"Snakes realizes this means war when he finds the gold tooth at the end," the person wrote.
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Within 15 minutes, jailbird Elio realizes that he started with nothing and pretty much still has nothing.
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But since he realizes workers' benefits are a significant draw, he won't get rid of them, either.
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Rice hasn't played since 2013 -- and recently said he realizes his window for a comeback is closing.
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And as Reed soon realizes, to John, the whole world is Shittown — and he's trapped in it.
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"I think she realizes she made a mistake," Saperstein said of the opportunity to run against Clinton.
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But don't worry — her fish are safe in her brother's tank until she finally realizes they're gone.
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After Kate realizes she's a lesbian and isn't romantically interested in boys, she tells her boyfriend, Luke.
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Lisa also realizes something is amiss and confronts Sam in the bathroom about the injustices of cheating.
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It appears that he realizes the reality of the circumstance and the extent of his own villainy.
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After meeting Safai in 2015, Okimura now realizes this could not have been further from the truth.
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Yet, silly millennial that she is, Candace only realizes this when Webber tells her she's being annoying.
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But she realizes that the tribe will never vote out a strong male, and suggests Jessica instead.
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Then there's Boyle, whose own joy unfolds as, through cheers and gasps, she's realizes she's nailed it.
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The irony is that the German leader suddenly realizes how much her country needs a united Europe.
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Looking around at the very open party hall, Jorge realizes Miguel will be highly exposed and vulnerable.
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Joelle kindly offers to never speak of this moment again, until she realizes why Sam was masturbating.
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Miller understands what makes Julie tick, and realizes that she's the one steering the asteroid toward Earth.
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ALBANY, N.Y. — An immediate warning sign, she now realizes, should have been evident in their first conversation.
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Whether Awkwafina realizes it or not, she's already accomplished what she hardly thought possible as a kid.
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Memories resurface for Alex after playing Desert Duty — and he finally realizes who is threatening the group.
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Slack knows a lot about you, and it realizes that could one day be a serious problem.
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Prue realizes she has forgotten some secrets, secrets she and her son will now need to remember.
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Mary soon realizes that life with Shelley is not as idyllic as she had perhaps hoped, however.
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It's nice to get the validation that everyone realizes it's a good idea too…a decade later.
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Then she realizes the wolf is doing exactly what she would do if she were that wolf.
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When Thomas realizes that Heidi is headed to Tampa, he jumps in his car to intercept her.
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She realizes just how hard this assignment (a "think-piece" she calls it) is going to be.
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When he sleeps through his cue in the big performance, he realizes it's time to scale back.
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Walking towards the back of the bar, she realizes that she's a little drunker than she thought.
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Once Yusuf realizes that Corvus is dead, his character's purpose and role in the plot is lost.
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When faced with her decision, he realizes that he spends every day with her and the kids.
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Shortly after, Eastwood realizes he isn't alone at sea and the whales emerge for a quick breath.
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She eats most of the burger before she realizes it's not vegetarian – and then she lost it.
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They meet the dog and give him hot dog bits so he realizes strangers = high value treats.
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His young love interest is intimidated, and realizes she can never fit in with this rich family.
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"I don't think the world really realizes how close we are, in a weird way," Diesel said.
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Sadly for me, "Mary" disappears when she realizes nobody believes her again, and regular old Grace returns.
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Indeed, meeting Banner, one realizes that she is very happy to talk at length about her work.
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This is something Midge Maisel (Rachel Brosnahan) realizes soon into season 1 of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.
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Look, America needs to be a leader in the world and the President realizes and understands that.
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Officials believe he will find his way back when he realizes there are no female elk around.
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I don't think anyone realizes just how exhausting this lifestyle can be — we feel like professional sportsmen.
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For the first time, Mylene realizes that Zeke's music might actually be something to be taken seriously.
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The more she thinks about it, the more she realizes that the plan is kind of genius.
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Looking back, the former Los Angeles Lakers star realizes just how lucky he is to be alive.
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"Not everyone realizes that right from the beginning the books were enormously successful in America," Thwait says.
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Instead Abby realizes that Luna's body is rejecting the radiation on its own, because of her nightblood.
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But it is thwarted when she realizes she's forgotten to turn her phone off all the way.
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After Ulrich references one of Mikkel's magic tricks, Mikkel realizes who he's talking to, and they embrace.
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In the footage, Gurksy quickly realizes just after takeoff that he's not hooked to the glider's harness.
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Their success realizes the efforts of over a century of theories, experimental results, disappointments, and cracked diamonds.
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That said, Singla realizes that thinking about this too much can kind of make you go crazy.
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Still, his performance dissatisfied him in some way, strange as he realizes that can sound to others.
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The speculative bubble has burst as the market realizes that Norilsk is in the clear for now.
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He plans to continue supporting the group even if he realizes his ambition of becoming a teacher.
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Yet she realizes that not all women in this country of 32 million have the same opportunities.
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As the left realizes it's playing a rigged game, it's becoming determined to rewrite those rules itself.
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But in the conversation it's obvious that there's something between Maggie and Jackson, and Kepner realizes it.
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I wonder if he realizes that he can't just golf now -- his lifestyle is totally, totally different.
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Samsung realizes the tough reality and this year has been making big investments to diversify its business.
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Some misunderstood dweeb realizes he's special; an extraterrestrial plunks down on Earth to solve our problems. Enough!
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During that mini journey, Hannah realizes she's the woman we always really, really hoped she could be.
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Eventually, Jon Snow realizes he's stupid, and stabs his megalomaniac aunt/lover/queen/etc to death. Sad!
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Now, armed with a few years of hindsight, she realizes how much she had ahead of her.
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You can see Drake mouth the word "F*ck" as he realizes Durant's injury is really bad.
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So Owens realizes there will be instances in which he needs to prove himself as an entrepreneur.
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Mostly, though, she realizes the experience is all she ever knew and made her who she is.
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He realizes no matter what he says during the hearing, he's going to be kicked around more.
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Then they all erupt into laughter when one of them apparently realizes she was actually being videotaped.
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Just as he gets ready to return home, he realizes he left his scarf in the bathroom.
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But it also suggests that the Trump White House realizes the prognosis for the bill is dire.
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"As soon as a country realizes how good these are, it goes up very fast," he says.
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After watching Lillian's relationship crumble, she realizes that keeping a negative person in her life is unhealthy.
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"She herself was the offspring of a serial novel," Mitsuki realizes, a blend of East and West.
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"Even 'Miss America' realizes that Modesty is about Empowerment," the Forward declared the day after the announcement.
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His isolation, he realizes, is more existential than circumstantial and so decides to take his own life.
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" He realizes that he is "nothing more than an atom adrift within this overwhelming tide of energy.
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The Solution Then again, nobody but our boys realizes he's a corpse, and they're in the Hamptons.
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The audience later realizes that Bernbaum's tears were just an attempt for the character to save himself.
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"I don't think he realizes the damage he's doing at this point," one ally said of Sanders.
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But Mr. Chang said he realizes that he will always have critics, even within his own organization.
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When Dr. Frankenstein finally realizes that he has created a monster, he doesn't get a reward. Mrs.
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I watched the GoPro video of a kayaker who suddenly realizes he is beside an enormous shark.
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Heidi soon realizes there may be a whole other story behind the one she&aposs telling herself.
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Khloé realizes that she has to step up her game if she wants to be the fave.
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"I was at home in the places that could never be," one of the young women realizes.
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Annie seems to be the only one in the film that realizes the ridiculousness of it all.
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But at the same time, he realizes that the villain people love to hate gets more airtime.
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Stacy, nearly finished her towering masterpiece, realizes the cord on her stand mixer has been cut. Sabotage!
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"What happens when Trump realizes he cannot adequately respond to the expectations he has raised?" he asked.
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Because Trump realizes this, his agreement to meet with Kim has little risk and potentially great reward.
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The United States realizes Kim Jong-un will do whatever it takes to maintain power and relevance.
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In the end, Amare realizes that the only thing worse than keeping the pictures is deleting them.
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The royal court in Riyadh — including King Salman bin Abdulaziz — surely realizes that this situation cannot continue.
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When she realizes how sick Willoughby is, she looks at him as if for the first time.
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And then the president and I have a couple conversations, he realizes now he doesn't like them.
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He's inaccurately describing the Republican health care bill — but it's unclear whether he realizes what he's doing.
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These can be harrowing experiences, even after the dreamer wakes up and realizes it didn't actually happen.
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David realizes who he is, and what he is running from, only when it is too late.
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Tarantino leans in and Thurman flashes a relieved smile when she realizes that she can briefly stand.
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She faintly realizes that the reckoning of the "true true," as she puts it, could destroy her.
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"Artistic content was dead, something to be decided by committee," the protagonist of The Dark Fields realizes.
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In "Great Xpectations" (groan), overachieving crumpled flower Andie McPhee realizes her dream of being accepted to Harvard.
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That's what she deals with in this — that she suddenly realizes she's not a spring chicken anymore.
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Ted is like that, but much more sinister, and Buffy is the only one who realizes it.
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That is because everyone realizes that the rules are temporary and is, therefore, willing to obey them.
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A network realizes that a show's ratings aren't where they should be, and it pulls the plug.
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For now, he says he realizes the best players still must consider going East to play collegiately.
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That becomes clear when David realizes he doesn't know where his daughter has been spending her time.
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But whether he fully realizes it or not, Rick is ultimately looking for a sense of belonging.
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In the process she realizes she must face her country's problems instead of running away from them.
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But in that moment Zitter realizes that there must be a better way to depart this earth.
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While geek culture now dominates Hollywood, Wheaton realizes that not everyone shares his passion for Star Trek.
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Because he realizes how great she is as a being, and that's the ultimate test of love.
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Mr Hendricks then realizes it's not about the words he says, but how he makes her feel.
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By the time Paul Sheldon of Misery realizes that she's troubled, he's already trapped in her house.
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The encounter gives him a rush and leaves him smiling—until he realizes it was a setup.
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It will be easier for him if he realizes, though, that he can't control what she does.
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Adelaida realizes her opportunity to leave Venezuela rests on her decision to take on this new identity.
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But what the movies get wrong is that once the character realizes this, she is transformed forever.
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Or the moment when she realizes she's wearing the top she stole from her sister years ago?
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"No one realizes what the repercussions of colonization have been, the repercussions of forced removal," Wise said.
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Jost laughed nervously and told Davidson that he hopes the comedian realizes many people care about him.
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Later in the week, though, McCain said he thinks the White House realizes that was a mistake.
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"I don't think the president actually realizes what he's citing," Mr. Watts told reporters after the hearing.
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" And yet he realizes that had he "been her biological father she would have been entirely different.
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Ms. Williams said she was frustrated at the time but now realizes the value of his advice.
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Once he realizes his mistake he slams on the breaks, ruefully putting his head in his hands.
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He suddenly realizes he's read a fanfiction Order of the Phoenix instead of the real one. pic.twitter.
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"They 'belonged' with their families, if they had them," Hanako realizes about the people on the ship.
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In a recent episode of Grey's Anatomy, the surgeon Miranda Bailey realizes she's having a heart attack.
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No longer an empire, Britain longs for a past that was far more terrible than it realizes.
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But when he realizes it's not quite in the cards for him, he chases another passion instead.
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Now that he realizes his voice is very strong within media/tabloids he has deactivated his account.
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Then once everyone realizes what we have a stake in it (the future), then we'll all move together.
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Instead, she realizes she must go back into their dreams to get advice from one of her aunts.
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They explain that Agatha is getting sicker by the day, and Ambrose realizes it's time to tell Hilda.
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"Everyone in the party realizes we will have to work overtime to meet these huge expectations," Mahmood said.
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It kind of works, until later when he realizes he's actually in love with her and makes amends.
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Duggar gradually realizes that the little girl is actually reenacting heartbreaking scenes from the reality star's own childhood.
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He realizes that he will never be the person she really wants, and he leaves, despite her protests.
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But he probably realizes that some members of the Republican Party, particularly religious conservatives, wouldn't appreciate that position.
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He realizes that if he falls on this sword, he is going to help the city move forward.
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Baker brushes off Karen's request until he realizes that his son with Karen, Patrick, is also in danger.
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That vest is grad-student all day—who everyone realizes is attractive when he takes off his glasses.
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While watching Brittany and Caitlin work the crowd at his casino, Tilman realizes Brittany is a born salesperson.
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They seem like a distraction, until Kokone realizes her dreams could be the key to saving her father.
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Scott sticks up for Kim, asking Kris if she even realizes how much Kim does for her family.
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"I don't think the world really realizes how close we are, in a weird way," Diesel, 49, said.
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He realizes there's something different about him, and it's really, really sad, because these kids, they run away.
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But he did pose in a photo with the fighter's body, he testified, and realizes that was wrong.
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While he now realizes that IQ may be overrated, Gates has often emphasized the importance of being curious.
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I think he realizes what he's done on some level and I think he's incredibly insecure about it.
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According to Snopes managing editor Brooke Binkowski, Facebook definitely realizes the problem can only be managed, not eliminated.
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Sarah in a desperate attempt to regain control, realizes she must change tactics to pursue a long game.
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Unfortunately Jane soon realizes that poor Billy is horrible at saying the right things while in horrible pain.
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But meowing, battery-operated kittens are another matter entirely, and Marmalade soon realizes that the future has arrived.
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I'm not sure he realizes how important this speech is for him to get things back on track.
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But Cook's statement shows he realizes that in terms of public opinion, Apple is walking a fine line.
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When the big moment comes later in the film, she realizes that she doesn't want to do it.
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When he's called in for a case, he realizes he's seen the grisly work of this murderer before.
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He looks over his shoulder at his brother Helio, sees his dawning horror, realizes this might be serious.
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She realizes she has this power during her training, and then she becomes one of the elite warriors.
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He's about to hook up with a childhood friend, before he realizes that she's not on birth control.
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It's all laid back and relaxed until Kylie realizes she has a lip kit launching in 40 minutes.
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When Serena realizes Fred is impotent, she farms June out to the family driver, Nick, to become impregnated.
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Obviously choose 30 seconds, you know, because not everyone always realizes they made a horrible mistake RIGHT AWAY.
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She soon realizes she was hired by with the prestigious law firm for positive optics, not her expertise.
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Now, however, Baritz realizes there's an additional responsibility that comes with the explosion of attention Pillowfort is receiving.
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Cathy quickly realizes Jane aims to assassinate her and hightails it out of the world's worst lunch date.
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And he's about to send her to her version of hell, whether he fully realizes it or not.
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" Suddenly, Shannon realizes that her estranged mother Sandy and two other relatives are sitting amongst the guests. "Whoa.
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By teaching her these lessons, I hope she realizes that she's the only one who owns her body.
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But business doesn't pick up until he realizes people would rather see live curiosities than not-live ones.
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Second, he realizes the parents are spending a lot of money to take care of the kids' birds.
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Gorga realizes her husband, and Teresa's brother, Joe also has some room for improvement in the parenting department.
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Although he wasn't trying to be "shady," Cohen realizes that's how he came off in that little interaction.
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But Murphy sees the way Peña spoke to the Castaños and realizes his suspicions about Peña were right.
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As soon as she gets botox in half of her face, she realizes what a mistake she's making.
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But now, she said, she realizes the criminal justice system needs "real, substantive reforms" to hold officers accountable.
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After their field trip to Colombia, Isabella realizes she wants a position of leadership within the cartel system.
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She realizes she is seeing patterns she wants to see, and that there are limitations to its usefulness.
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During dinner, everyone at the table with a smartphone realizes that Rob has blocked them...all of them.
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Alan looks somewhat hopeful when he realizes he might actually stand a chance at pulling this sale off.
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Much to her surprise, though, Jane realizes she's not only a natural at reporting, but loves it, too.
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"She misses the fact that she has a family, and she realizes she has a family," added DeGeneres.
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She realizes she's yelling, that she's angry, that she has maybe dragged out the tension for too long.
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That said, Tim Wardle, the documentary's director, realizes shrouding his movie in mystery is a near-impossible task.
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He gets to a certain point, he realizes it's about to go too far, and he backs off.
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That is, until she realizes he's the only person who can help save the village from the ogres.
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It can be subtle, even unnoticeable at first, until that person realizes you're no longer Liking their content.
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As someone who once internalized much of her pain, Douglas realizes the importance of letting it all out.
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Except that, as Jack soon realizes, he's now the only person on the planet who remembers The Beatles.
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Watts only grows as a person when he realizes he has to log off to make real friends.
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From this meeting, Hanna realizes the world is far bigger than the one she's built with her father.
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"The CDU does not tend to ditch its leaders unless it realizes the Titanic is sinking," said Jaeger.
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I can be even bigger than the media realizes, because I have surprisingly strong rapport with Republican senators.
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Mostly because she realizes that it may be a while before she enters that 5% of successful businesses.
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Myrick: We needed a moment where she finally, after Josh is gone, she finally realizes she fucked up.
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Immediately after the words leave her mouth, Carrie realizes how wrong she is in comparing two incomparable situations.
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For now, it's still a lot of fun, if not yet something that realizes the concept's full promise.
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Naturally, at some point, the hat falls off Tinkles's head, and everybody immediately realizes he's a giant dog.
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"Everyone realizes we have to bolster our efforts," a White House official told CNN's Jim Acosta last week.
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He then realizes that the conversation, and the fateful hit of the crack pipe, may have been recorded.
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Trump realizes they're stuck and is hoping a new hack will rescue him, but it almost certainly won't.
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At first Berry visits the police, but she quickly realizes there is little help to be found there.
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She realizes all she has left to do (in this life) is help her friends one more time.
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Instead, it will be like the frog who realizes his fate too late once the water starts boiling.
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Deliver the Goods – Trump realizes that after all the hype, promotion and excitement there must be a deliverable.
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But after that, obsessed with the means and not the end, Ryan instantly realizes he's made a mistake.
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Clayton said there is a sharper political divide in traditionally red Kansas than most of the country realizes.
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Bahorich said that the board realizes people disagree on who is essential to include in the required curriculum.
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She realizes that possibly there have been doctors, a diagnosis, one that her parents are keeping to themselves.
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Falling in love with her future stepbrother, Jane realizes that genetically she is making the worst match possible.
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Jane realizes that her discomfort with being Rogelio's wingman isn't necessarily because of her loyalty to her mother.
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As Bridge realizes by the end of "Holy Water," women are already a force to be reckoned with.
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Latoya realizes that she cannot keep homeschooling Seth, and she plans to move back to Atlanta next month.
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"I think everybody realizes we don't need to be talking about that after a great race," Truex said.
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Until that day comes, however, the LGBTQ community realizes that greater visibility helps advance our standing in society.
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"This is moving faster than anyone really realizes," said the person, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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So he realizes that he must go for broke and win at all costs on the first ballot.
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He stumbles back home, where he realizes the key to happiness was right under his nose all along.
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But as more than one member of the White House realizes, sometimes the president will not take advice.
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At an early age, Alex realizes she can see ghosts, or what she'll later learn are called Grays.
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"I think Macron realizes that there have been limits to his silent diplomacy," said a French diplomatic source.
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While it is not abandoning its efforts, the company realizes it cannot effectively compete with Amazon and Microsoft.
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When Guy starts wondering what's going on, he realizes he's a non-playable character in a video game.
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She starts off strong, however, before she realizes that her backup singers aren't, in fact, backing her up.
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It is difficult to know how much he "realizes," and this fluctuates profoundly, almost from second to second.
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Thanks to the boy's love, the Velveteen Rabbit realizes his dream of becoming real — but with a catch.
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As soon as they arrive Sharon realizes she forgot to pack her pump, leaving her with engorged breasts.
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Once she realizes she's no longer full of rage directed at someone else, she's beamed up to heaven.
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Marlon says he's focused on other projects like his TV show, but realizes hosting 'AGT' would be huge.
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See, Dan loved Kim all along and, in this alternate ending, realizes it a second too late. Crushing.
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Or it is a conversation starter, and the person realizes they are experiencing issues themselves and get tested.
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Do you think the Republican Party realizes it could be doing a better job to reach that community?
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Scrooge peers through the window, declares it a meager feast, and realizes he is partly responsible for it.
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He pays for the funeral, puts her in the ground, and realizes 'Shit, she's going to get corroded.
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When her boss can't take it anymore and gives her the store, she realizes a dream of sorts.
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"I want to repeat that so everyone realizes why I'll vote 'no' as it stands now," Paul wrote.
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There's a suspenseful turn, and a surprise ending when he wakes and realizes it was all a dream.
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After a while, a reader realizes he is holding his breath, craving a reprieve from the relentless grimness.
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When Joel realizes his talent doesn't match his ambition, he blames Midge and leaves her for his secretary.
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" Democrats' criticism of his administration: "I hope the other side realizes that they better just take it easy.
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Most notably, perhaps, is that the company realizes live broadcasters need to serve their audiences outside of Facebook.
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He realizes that the Martells could be useful allies and so secures their cooperation with a marriage arrangement.
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Thus their silence is broken and the husband realizes he and the wife have remained united all along.
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Her new confidence empowers her to live fearlessly, but what happens when she realizes her appearance never changed?
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Sam realizes this when he makes his case at the Citadel, and Archmaester Ebrose, while complacent, believes him.
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Isolated and in debt, Cersei realizes she needs more allies, so she enlists Euron Greyjoy and his fleet.
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Maybe Melania Trump realizes that being the trophy wife of a child-torturer is bad for her brand.
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Most surprising of all is that, on second glance, she realizes the woman in the image is her.
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He realizes that her image-driven tactics don't jibe with his "I'm just trying to stay real" credo.
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But there is so much more to her and Maddie's tale than the Nazis — or the reader — realizes.
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But it is also very likely to damage Trump — as his own sullen reaction suggests that he realizes.
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