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The unique environments of each level were also credited to help the game's charm, with Kristan Reed of Eurogamer believing that the game presents a "look and feel unlike anything we've seen before" and that shows "a truly brilliant realisation of how to take 2D gaming into uncharted territory".

In the following text, a decisive receptor and emitter are described, and an example of how to utilise the NNM to appraise a realisation scheme of four civil engineering projects.

At its worst, the predatory-conversion trope is simply offensive to lesbian women; at its least-worst, is just a realisation of how difficult it can be to navigate queer identity in a still-homophobic society.

Market analysis, for example, has become part of the remit of advisers because there's greater realisation of how vital market functions are to livelihoods.

It was the realisation of how many more steps are needed to save the ETS that pushed carbon prices down.

So too was repeated realisation of how likeable are the 12 contenders chosen to shortlist the medal rush and trophy haul.

What finally sent him to the Westminster Drug Project was his realisation of how much pain and fear he was causing his parents – he now has a job and is trying to lead a drug-free life.

A trip down Memory Lane made me appreciate my life It takes a trip down Memory Lane to give you a realisation of how lucky you are.

"There isn't a realisation of how important a quality partnership is for us to have a sustainable product.

Its appeal to adults has a double resonance - first, the pathos of the situation itself; and second, the unbearable realisation of how much emotional intensity you discard and extinguish just to exist as an adult, rather than a "young" adult.

Apart from a sudden realisation of how Downton Abbey must get written, what am I going to take away from this experience other than my fee and a first official warning?