As threats of violence and death become real possibilities at colleges such as Hartwick College, they invite us to consider the forms of resistance and organizing that can help address the erasures of institutional diversity and the silences in the halls of administrations.
"After a lot of blood spilled by Iraqis and Americans, the mission of an Iraq that could govern and secure itself has become real," Panetta said at the ceremony.
Additionally, seven out of eight properties that are sold at auction become real estate owned (REO), or bank owned and are at risk of becoming vacant if they are not already vacant.
That threat has become real with the killings at the Bardo museum, in what is the first jihadi strike against civilians in Tunisia since its 2011 revolution; previously militants had restricted attacks to military and government targets.
When asked whether the Republicans would take legal action to defend their position should the argument become real, Mr. McArdle bristled at the notion, saying, "We're not even contemplating that scenario".
Ancient or sacred lands become real estate for sale at a premium, leisure time becomes merely another segment of time that competes with our work time and productivity, and people and social relationships become other commodities to be allocated and exchanged for our more desired ends (who is worth more today, Nelson Mandela, Donald Trump or Snooki?).
But the theoretical has, at times, become real.
Does she fear that, as in the case of her abusive partner, the violence of the words directed at her might become real violence?
… It was at that moment that I felt the music become real, all around me.
Everything has become real".
