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Not all the characters are as well realised as Alison.

Unfortunately, the gameplay augmenting all the action in the story is nowhere near as well realised.

Against Smith's damning examples, we have to cite the number of female characters – especially in Kundera's later fiction – who are at least as well realised as his men.

His women are, admittedly, less rounded characters, but the servants are as well realised as the masters (and certainly more in control!).

Maybe his talent as a mimic helped him with this; in any event, it became one of the most durable and impressive characteristics of his style - as well realised in Lucky Jim itself as it is in his late masterpiece The Old Devils, where the truth-to-nature is so unwavering it can produce (paradoxically) almost surreal effects.

Because vitally – and this is how the book works on a reader – we have not merely a collection of physiological phenomena but a character, a voice, to draw us in; a voice every bit as well realised and appealing in Alyson Waters's translation as in Pennac's French.

They may as well realise this sooner rather than later.

One of them, Paul Rosa, who was covered in oddly placed patches for bands like Rush, said they'd been doing this for about seven months after protesting and realising they might as well make some money for their efforts.

But I suspect at some point he, and perhaps the NFL's other owners as well, will realise what an enormous amount of money they all stand to make on rebranding the team.

Our ability to rebuild the economy, deliver regional development, create jobs and growth and ensure the wellbeing of everyone as well as realising the economic potential of Ireland's own renewable energy resources requires significant energy infrastructure.

On what basis will I differentiate and compete?"So as well as realising "global integration"—no easy task in a mature company with 330,000 staff in 170 countries IBM will also need the right products.