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It is a long way from being realised.

But the impractical nature of superconductors themselves has kept those hopes from being realised.

Here, Bush's pledge to rebuild "better and stronger" appears a long way from being realised.

The goal of a single European market for financial services is far from being realised, particularly in retail products.

The potential for savings is said to be large, but political sensitivities may prevent it from being realised.

But the dream of using Atacama to power swaths of South America is still a long way from being realised.

Earlier this week I was at a meeting on how cultural organisations can create a grand alliance of creative advantage and enlightenment with higher education – the possibilities are there and are being realised from the ground up.

Responsible institution: District Planning Office, Social welfare, Community Development 2. Monitoring and Evaluation: Developing locally-relevant and age-specific tools for systematic evaluating and monitoring of the situation of MVC/OVC in the country, is necessary in order to establish the achievements being realised from interventions directed to orphaned children.

And as Mr Fernald says, the easy gains from IT had been realised by mid-decade.But that should immediately set at least some alarm bells ringing.

Several characters from the story were realised as giant inflatables, including a pig, replete with a crossed hammers logo.

Let us hope that West is on the case: it would be very interesting to know whether the money rushing so eagerly into 17th-century literature was in flight from airline shares, or had just been realised from the sales of cruise missiles.