In order to be used in real life, the VCM graphical language needs to be learnt by physicians, and linked with medical components such as drug knowledge bases.
In the final, Hertha Berlin edged Bayern Munich by a beak, nearly causing "commentator duck" Jon Hartley -- who in real life is an English-language commentator on Bundesliga soccer -- to have a nervous breakdown.
After we did the Web series, we found out that the Bush administration, in real life, launched an Arab-language news network in 2004 called Alhurra to compete with Al Jazeera in the Middle East.
Do teenagers genuinely, spontaneously, speak like this? Do they, in real life, imitate parodies of their language on sketch shows?
The frequent harshness of these trade-offs in real life is masked by the academic language of the report, which points out that native-born workers who are substitutes for immigrants "will experience negative wage effects" — in other words, lower wages.
The structure of the national examination only allows assessment of skills in reading, and writing, and because it permits success through rote learning of answers (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 2011) it does not assess if students can use their English language skills in real life contexts.
In real life, as in fiction, it starts with language.
Yet there was far less awareness in Britain during the 1940s and 50s of the harm caused by using such language – and so, in real life and in the movie, Gibson's dog's name could go unremarked upon.
To heighten the grit, Miller wanted the street thugs in the stories to use the ripe language they would in real life, but of course DC didn't want its venerable and extremely valuable property to be given a total "Pulp Fiction" treatment, so a compromise was reached: In every issue, the graphic language was blacked-out (think of the dark bars that cross out words in a redacted police report).
