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The value that data can potentially deliver to society is to be realised by human beings who use data to do useful things.

"This is something that can only be realised by VR".

"Whether it would be realised by myself or someone else, it did not matter.

Although a welcome announcement, this commitment must not be realised by further damaging Tibet's environment.

Their shouted slogans were aimed at the conservative clerical establishment: "Freedom of thought cannot be realised by the people who grow long beards," they boldly cried.

He returned to his old theme that in this changing world,peoples are seeking social and political ends that cannot be realised by armed force.

Sir Crispin Davis, chief executive, said the unit had more value than could be realised by a sale in the worsening economy.

Sir Crispin Davis, Reed Elsevier chief executive, said RBI had more value than could be realised by a sale in the worsening economy.

Structural changes have also occurred which mean that the month-long Australian summer idyll will only ever be realised by a rich few.

Farm sizes like this provide a strong enough base for justifying investments for modernising farms – and quick wins can be realised by copying best practices from western Europe.

"There are numerous unquantifiable benefits that will be realised by future generations, from changing the perceptions of the country and the continent," the government said.