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	June 21
		Yesterday something happened that made me stop and think and realise just what a different person I am to what I was a couple of years ago or maybe more.
		It made me respect him a little more for opening this side of himself up to me and I agreed to meet up with him to cheer him up.
		It made me realise that I had grown beyond the point where I let people take advantage of me, that I had progressed enough to know when I am making a mistake and stopping it in time.
	members.tripod.com /~riqueza/june21.html (927 words)

	British Empire - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Henry's financial reforms made the English Exchequer solvent, which helped to underwrite the development of the Merchant Marine.
		Other notable events in the Company's history were that it held Napoleon captive on Saint Helena, and made the fortune of Elihu Yale.
		Economic crisis in 1947 made many realise that the Labour government of Clement Attlee should abandon Britain's attempt to retain all of its overseas territories.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/British_Empire (7616 words)

	High West
		For a long time now I've worried about the implications of gathering DNA data from large sections of the population, particularly when those individuals may have committed no crime (there has been a lot of coverage about children's DNA being retained even when their innocence was proven).
		This week's Dispatches on Channel 4 made me realise what the problem really is (although in my opinion the programme portrayed civil liberties advocates as a bunch of maniacs with tin-foil hats).
		This scenario worries me a lot, and I now understand why I'm concerned about the collection of large numbers of DNA samples, particularly when there appears to be no clarity about how it might be used in the future.
	radio.weblogs.com /0146815/2006/03/03.html (641 words)

	GozoCircle
		Please bear with me if I use the first person frequently but some parts of the untold story of the Stone Circle are garnered from my diary and personal experience.
		It was this coincidence that made me realise much later that the wall which offered the most obscure place for hiding my gun was the only standing megalithic remains of the Gozo Stone Circle.
		It is therefore evident that the destruction of the Gozo Stone Circle was already in progress, because a year later the German prince, Hermann Puckler-Muskau, was able to be directed to the Stone Circle and there he witnessed in disgust the destruction of the last surviving megaliths.
	www.otsf.org /GozoCircle.html (1361 words)

	One day as a blind man made me realise even a trip to the shops can be a nightmare - Evening Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		And, as he pulls to one side, I quickly realise that Buchanan Street is nothing short of an assault course.
		Meanwhile, dozens of people move towards me. But with my eyes closed off, I can only hear voices fade and footsteps grow fainter as the masses of people part like the Red Sea in front of me. Most of the time.
		I may be walking at only a couple of miles an hour but, with my eyes closed off, the fear is far, far greater than hurtling down a motorway in a fast car.
	www.eveningtimes.co.uk /lo/features/7006319.html (792 words)

	The Trial of Scar
		He tried explaining that he'd only said they were the enemy to try to fool Simba, but the look on their faces made him realise that he was not going to be believed this time.
		He looked bleary eyed around him, and realised that a large number of hyenas were sat on the sides of the rocks looking down on him.
		The rain made the light more intense as the light defracted through the rain drops, causing the glare to Scar's eyes to be even harsher, almost blinding.
	www.100megspop2.com /kayasps/main/trial.html (1131 words)

	In March 1939
		They realised that Hitler could not trusted, and that he would only be stopped by (threat of) war.
		The British realised that they were faced with someone who would take over the world unless he was stopped, by force if necessary.
		Kristallnacht in November 1939 had made people realise that, not only did the Nazi regime want world domination, but that it was an evil regime.
	www.johndclare.net /EII6.htm (753 words)

	CBBC Newsround \| Press Pack Reports \| Your Reports \| I made promises to Nelson Mandela
		He made me promise that I would take the band to Edinburgh with me for the G8 conference.
		He made me realise that my generation need to take action against poverty and lack of education in the world - he was so inspiring.
		We made yet another presentation, but this time it was to the Scottish First Minister Jack McConnell who has promised to take our message to the leaders of eight of the most powerful countries in the world.
	news.bbc.co.uk /cbbcnews/hi/newsid_4650000/newsid_4653500/4653501.stm (417 words)

	You made me realise
		It´s jangly pop already showed hints of the greatness to come and 1988 turned out to be their year.
		They released "You Made Me Realise" and later on the album "Isn´t Anything", both turned out to be hugely influential (not only on all of the Shoegazing bunch, but also lots of other bands).
		When they released "Loveless" in 1991, it made the albums by all the other bands unnecesserary, cos it compromised everything Shoegazing was meant to be and took it a lot further.
	www.angelfire.com /md/shoegazing/mbv.html (611 words)

	I don't eat kittens for lunch: there is no perfect circle
		My parents never brought me up I realised, sure they paid the bills and yelled at me so that I wouldn't listen to that infernal pop music while studying and tried their best to be parents in the mode of what they thought best, but they didn't actually parent.
		I'd long realised it of course, but time apart made me realise that there were many things I didn't agree with.
		Many reactions that may have made sense, but I realised were not only "not me" but were what I was going to choose not to be.
	uncunninglinguist.blogspot.com /2005/07/there-is-no-perfect-circle.html (645 words)

	The I’mPerfect Mom » Dream a little dream
		And lucid dreaming (where in the dream, you realise you’re dreaming and you try to control it) was a ’skill’ I’ve developed during my teenage years, where I’ve been fascinated with dreams where I could fly.
		When I was pregnant, I dreamt that Lokes had left me and my mom had died (it’s pretty common to have such dreams when you’re expecting) more than once, and oftentimes, woke up crying where Lokes had to wake me up, and I would STILL be crying.
		It was weird, but these dreams made me realise how precious my loved ones were to me, and for a while, I would treat them as though they’d been returned to me miraculously.
	jenntai.wordpress.com /2006/03/06/dream-a-little-dream (504 words)

	⁂ Asterism: Samarra crisis: Tying the strings
		Reading Iraqi blogs lately has made me realise that I am as well, if not better informed about what is happening in Iraq than any overpaid newspaper commentator.
		The Kurds, encouraged by the Americans were digging in their heels to prevent the Shia getting control of the key defense and interior ministries and the Americans were enticing smaller parties in the UIA to switch sides.
		This would have made the UIA an actual minority in the parliament and allowed Iyad Allawi to be shoe-horned into the role of Prime Minister.
	asterism.blogspot.com /2006/03/samarra-crisis-tying-strings.html (1046 words)

	Brand New Malaysian: He ain't heavy, he's my brother (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		It had made him realise that life was a lot more than having BMWs, a super fast sports car and the likes.
		I also realised that, for what it's worth, he is a far more wealthy man than I can ever be right now.
		While I laugh at your stupid jokes, the rare occasions we meet made me realise that you can't actually judge a book, by it's cover.
	www.brandmalaysia.com /movabletype/archives/2005/09/he_aint_heavy_h.html (270 words)

	Personal Resonance Article...
		While her talent and distinctive sound has made her one of the country's most popular contemporary female vocalists, Wendy's ability to maintain creative control has ensured she has pleased her toughest critic - herself.
		It's for these reasons that Wendy's stunning green-grey eyes narrow and her mouth forms a smirk when she discusses the overdose of manufactured music on today's charts.
		And while she still feels a strong connection to her birthplace, she admits a recent trip back made her realise that she is now very much Australian.
	www.wendy-matthews.com /resonance.html (777 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		"It made me realise that I'm not alone and no matter how big or small the problem is there is someone who will know what you're talking about."
		It allowed me to understand me! It provided support and new friends I could trust and lean on.
		It made me a happier and more confident person and I'am so grateful to the group.
	www.ucc.ie /services/studentcounselling/testimonies.htm (328 words)

	Semisonic Message Boards - I Read The Book, And Thanked That Author
		The book made me realise (and this is one thing I really like about semisonic) is that the guys seem down to earth, and Jake emailing me kinda confirmed that.
		So that whole thing made me realize that maybe he's pretty normal, unlike some of the other folks one could run into in the music biz.
		The only message I ever got was in reply to a post made on here yonks ago entitled 'Dan pops up everywhere' or something along those lines.
	www.semisonic.com /forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1882 (851 words)

	My Journey: Laptop !
		Actually I had made one hairline crack on one corner of my laptop few months ago but didn't mention it to them.
		I think I should also have mentioned them to me that letter N has been erased so that they could put a new N or may be have replaced the whole keypad.
		Past few days made me realise that laptop has become a part of my life and also that I can live without it.
	greensatya.blogspot.com /2006/03/laptop.html (863 words)

	Experience of a Devotee (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		It was Swamiji who made me aware of love without attachment.
		It is a wonderful experience and I sincerely seek His grace to enable me to extend the same universal and divine love towards the entire mankind without attachment.
		Swamiji knows about me more than I know myself about me. He reminded me of my commitments and promises to others which I had failed to fulfill, as well as my limitations.
	www.vikraman.com /exp19.htm (337 words)

	Servants of the Lord Ministries Inc.
		At sixth-form he was challenged with the Gospel and accepted Christ as Saviour at the age of 18.
		It was the love of God that he felt that made him realise this was real.
		He realised he was a wretch before God but He just felt the Father Love Him.
	www.solm.ndo.co.uk /kaj.html (625 words)

	Can anyone explain what the big deal with infinities is? - GameDev.Net Discussion Forums
		Math is just exploring a bunch of rules we made up to be internally consistent.
		It's made use of in set theory and an entire arithmetic exists for it, but this definition sees the concept as an extension of the natural numbers, not the reals.
		In standard analysis, limits and convergence have nothing to do with infinity, and the use of the word is a left over from the early calculus.
	gamedev.net /community/forums/topic.asp?topic_id=280996&whichpage=4 (2083 words)

	You Made Me Realise - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		You Made Me Realise is a 1988 EP by My Bloody Valentine.
		You Made Me Realise was covered by Silver Sun and released on their covers Ep "Too Much, Too Little, Too Late" in 1998.
		This page was last modified 13:09, 5 June 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/You_Made_Me_Realise (80 words)

	Who Am I?
		I have another psychologist appointment tomorrow and she is meeting me at my tube station to do the journey to Kings Cross with her.
		She got me a bit more merry and then hit with the question 'how am I feeling?' B says she has been worried about me and believes I am not facing my feelings.
		It was lovely to be together and chat but strange as we both made a conscious effort not to mention 'last time we were together on the tube......' When we left Kings Cross silence fell on our conversation, what could we say but sit there together.
	www.bumblebee7.blogspot.com (3881 words)

	Dithering about. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		These are all at least 6 years old and have gradually been succumbing to old-age, so their numbers have reduced.
		This thread has made me realise what is probably the problem.........lack of highly visible Dither-fish.
		In my other tank, 3 Paratilapia polleni Cichlids from Madagascar, are actively doing the Cichlid "feed us" Waltz up and down the tank all the time, and my darios, superciliaris are constantly out and about, plus even the reclusive modestas have been bolder since the Cichlids arrived.
	aquaweb.pair.com /forums/archives/loach1/index.cgi?read=6647 (278 words)

	Cool Guitar Boy
		It was years after that a more-learned me realised that it's a gem I've got.
		Not only he cautioned me whenever he was opening/closing the doors, he chatted with me briefly as well, breaking the usual sterotype of 'unfriendly bus drivers'.
		I realised that along my journey to the canteen during lunch breaks, it's almost certain that I'd come across a couple of babes in little/revealing clothing.
	psycho.loversoul.com (4913 words)

	EUROVISION SONG CONTEST \| OIKOTIMES.COM \| Netherlands - Sietse Bakker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		As Polish broadcaster TVP also invited songwriters and composers from abroad to submit songs, it didn’t take long before the decision to enter it was made as, at the end, Poland never won the Eurovision Song Contest and could organise it very well (they have the Opole Song Contest!).
		Although I personally wouldn’t object to a rule saying that performers, songwriters and composers should be citizens of the country they represent, TVP decided to use the absence of this rule in their favour.
		It made me realise this knowledge can be a valuable factor in my future journalistic work related to the contest.
	www.oikotimes.com /site/index.php?id=3520 (1022 words)

	rediff.com: Movies: Hrithik Roshan: 'AMALL made me realise I'm a star'
		But I realised I did not enjoy being on stage as much as facing the camera.
		I know audiences know me well enough to realise I am a happily married man. But the gossip [linking him with Kareena Kapoor] has gone too far.
		Arjun Sablok came to narrate the subject to me with a bound script.
	www.rediff.com /entertai/2002/may/20hrit.htm (1342 words)

	South African Museum - Face to Face Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Liat was very brave and later that afternoon spoke in front of the group of children about how this hurt her.
		The group realised they had hurt her, but the perpetrator never owned up and he/she probably feels quite guilty about what he/she did.
		By talking to the group, Liat made them realise how much they had hurt her and made her feel.
	www.museums.org.za /sam/edu/face/liat.htm (162 words)

	E-sangha, Buddhist Forum and Buddhism Forum -> Let's Ask Ourselves Some Questions
		At the time he was living with me and would come home everyday with his latest drama.
		I found the situation incredibly frustrating because it could have all been solved so easily, everytime he talked to me about it I gave him my advice, whether he asked for it or not.
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	www.lioncity.net /buddhism/index.php?showtopic=8560 (965 words)

	Fixed or fluid, you decide \| And all that Malarkey
		Tommy would no doubt argue with me that the content should be considered in the context of the 'viewer's' environment, and that imposing a width in a design will always disadvantage somebody.
		Recent discussions have made me realise that striving for the best accessibility I can is about practical, pragmatic decisions, not about measuring my 'man-hood' against a Bobby rating.
		It occurred to me that the only way you to give users control their own preference is by letting them choose between fixed and fluid as well.
	www.stuffandnonsense.co.uk /archives/fixed_or_fluid_you_decide.html (4205 words)

	Blogger: Email Post to a Friend
		I really feel that the Good Lord above led me too it one day, as I wandered in what felt like an aimless way through one of my local book stores a few months back.
		Although the title made me hesitate, something made me realise that I had to read it.
		I've read some amazing Christian biographies but never has one made me want to shout more about it and almost want to beg people to read it, more than this one.
	www.blogger.com /email-post.g?blogID=6658387&postID=112161281886310495 (512 words)

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