"The reality, late in the day, is that a deal is just not going to get done," said Ryan Detrick, a senior technical strategist at Schaeffer's Investment Research.
That hope became reality late in the year as he was activated off injured reserve by the Flames, who announced he would return to the lineup for an April 1 game against the St . LouisBlues, 376 days and 88 games after he suffered the injury.
So too did "Mrs B Lewis", who was in reality the late Dorothy Taylor, compiler of the Observer's Everyman crossword; she used the pseudonym, which was the maiden name of her sister-in-law, to enter the Azed competitions for which she was not strictly eligible.
Taken together, we could prudently recapitulate that the metastases including lymphatic metastasis may seem to be an early event due to high incidence of lymph node metastasis in pancreatic cancer patients but in reality a late event in clonal evolution of this disease.
In reality, the latest figures show that the UK contributes just 0.12% more of its GNP than it receives.
But, having been sired by a proudly Scottish father, he has always played under the Scottish flag - and, in reality, lest the late Alex Lyle turn in his grave, there would be as much chance of Sandy claiming he was English as, say, American youngster Harris English.
"Amis's book is in reality only the latest contribution to the rewriting of history that began in the dying days of the Soviet Union," he wrote.
