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It should be realised that changes in pro-inflammatory cytokines can be caused by many other factors.

As a result in 1959 the decision was made to suspend national service as it was realised that further changes were required to expand the size of the Regular army.

Stephen Harper, Canada's Conservative prime minister, faces nationalist pressure to veto a bid of $1.1 billion from Sweden's Ericsson for its wireless technology division and find a Canadian buyer.Even in car-mad Windsor people are starting to realise that change is inevitable.

Over and over again we are realising that climate change is manmade because it is the result of decisions taken by men".

"Realising that change is the only constant is a really important lesson.

We realise that change is going to come only if we go out and make it happen ourselves.

"North Korea had been expecting the new US administration to mark a shift from the previous administration's stance, but is realising that there are no changes.

There are signs that the industry is realising that things have to change.

Many public health practitioners and health economists interested in public health are realising that emphasis is shifting from traditional behaviour-change interventions towards interventions that aim to change physical environments and social norms and that might need government legislation.

However, as Dominique made me realise, that change might never be realised unless there's a concerted, communal effort from all involved.

We considered that changes greater than 50% were not very likely and that a 100% change would be impossible to be realised.