But they said the company would be hard pressed to realize its projections for all of 2001.
And many of those who marched down Fifth Avenue on Sunday would be hard pressed to realize that this little old lady — once the cross-dressing M.C. of a group of drag-queen performers, once a fiercely protective (and pistol-packing) bouncer in the city's lesbian bars — was one of the reasons they were marching.
...And many of those who marched down Fifth Avenue on Sunday would be hard pressed to realize that this little old lady -- once the cross-dressing M.C. of a group of drag-queen performers, once a fiercely protective (and pistol-packing) bouncer in the city's lesbian bars -- was one of the reasons they were marching.
But he hopes to press his colleagues to realize that "tending data sets and tending souls are not mutually exclusive," as he writes in his inaugural editorial.
Rather, through hard-won experience in seeing his manuscrripts through the press, he came to realize and value the roles compositors and others inevitably played in getting his words before the public.
Repeated acts of valuation tend to produce stable or fixed orders of individual and social preferences, whose guiding values press to be realized.
One top aide told me that the president — who perversely tried to marginalize a once-captivated press corps — was beginning to realize that he had not used his charm as effectively as he could have.
Sudan's government should also press "the relevant parties to realize a comprehensive cease-fire and to continually improve the humanitarian and security situation, and on this basis help the people of Darfur to rebuild their homeland," he said.
Harvey deserves rope, but in exchange, he also needs to face the music and the press after games, and to realize, that you can't zip in and out of the gossip columns when there's no zing on your fastball: that only works when you're winning.
Last year she launched her own press, Edition Messner, where she wants to realize other "printed dreams" in the future.
