Reach a state of acceptance.
Safety concerns creeping into large-scale endurance events has reached a sad state of normalcy, a testament to the ability of ISIS-style attackers to poison sports culture.
It is not until the generation born around 1910 reached maturity in the 1940s that a self-critical spirit clearly entered Latin American philosophy, a state of normalcy became established in most countries of Latin America, and what might be called Latin-Americanism grew significantly.
Sonnenberg writes, "What is there to say about a state of normalcy, other than its wondrous comforts?
"But after some time, you are advised to get back to a state of normalcy, and that was accelerated by our leaders urging us to do so.
With many of us returning to a state of normalcy in our jobs and finances, how have we really adjusted since coming back from the edge?
In the wake of the Kony atrocities, ChildFund worked in Uganda to help children and their families heal emotionally and return to a state of normalcy.
In keeping with Leventhal's model, an individual seeks to re-establish a state of normalcy in response to change brought about by developmentally and disease-related transitional events.
"Let's stop right there," King laughs nervously, before awkwardly seguing into asking Paquin about her thoughts about how and why same-sex marriage has reached a level of normalcy now in the United States.
Nick Reilly, president of G.M. Europe and chief executive of Opel/Vauxhall, said sales would not reach a semblance of normalcy until 2012 and would still be below the level seen in 2007.
Will Truman and Grace Adler -- along with these other characters -- may reach a semblance of normalcy again, but the specter of their tainted past will always loom.
