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Tereshkova's Martian dream needs a fair bit of work if it is to be realised, it would seem.

If such a hugely ambitious agenda could be realised, it would do much to restore the country (see article).In this section Putin's inferno How to make the world $600 billion poorer A man needs a mandate Plucking the goose The tragedy of the high seas Pounded into submission ReprintsAnd yet Mr Renzi may not prove able to push these reforms through.

In fact, we want to blaze a new path to industrialisation". If this goal is realised it would represent a remarkable turnaround.

If this recommendation to introduce a legal duty of candour is realised, it would be a significant step, which would almost certainly result in real improvements in patient care.

Of course, even if that unlikely outcome is realised, it wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing.

I was looking for a quiet place to start a book, whatever the book might be, and I realised it would have to be about this, a poem my father has retained for 80 years.

The cows and pigs were not planned but Mudhar realised "it would be difficult to keep our soil fertile in our climate without agroindustrial fertilisers or animals".

Timbuktu had been planned as a documentary, but he realised it would be impossible when most of the gunmen were still at large.

That's a lot harder than I realised it would be".

I was pretty much spearheading this operation and I realised it would be best to immerse myself into the crowd so I fall back a bit.

Although he was able to lift the helicopter into the air, he realised it would be difficult to keep it there as the control system had been severely damaged.