Although limited, when opportunities for self-realisation presented themselves they enabled people to feel they had something valuable to offer: P16: I was very happy when the community centre opened.
"RE gives them quiet, space, the chance to be themselves, and the realisation that there is not always a right answer to things, that lots of people have come up with different answers to the same question".
This realisation led them to immerse themselves in a new world of so-called flexible specialisation, and industries increasingly organised along much more agile, fast-moving lines, not least in retailing.
Risk assets were severely beaten up in the afternoon session which became very volatile as traders scrambled to reposition themselves and the realisation that they may be over exposed to stocks caused a bit of panic selling.
The riders who reach elite level are those who have been able to separate themselves from the realisation they may die, something that requires an unshakeable personal belief that they are outstanding riders.
They had to overcome their natural revulsion for a corpse by kissing the relic, pushing themselves into a new realisation: because humanity was divine, even dead flesh, redolent of our ultimate defeat and corruption, could become pregnant with sacred power.
It invited research on closely related fronts, namely: (a) the derived structure pertaining to register varieties; (b) the CC features underlying its functional elements; (c) the environmental conditions for the operation of the obligatory and optional elements; and (d) their modes of realisation by semantic categories which are themselves realized as lexicogrammatical patterns.
The key to these changes, says Celina, is the realisation that women have to empower themselves first.
In highlighting practical and epistemic entanglements that impinge on sexual and reproductive health rights, the papers shift the gaze from an exclusive focus on how groups and individuals negotiate rights in complex contexts, to the recognition that institutions themselves may inhibit the realisation of these rights.
But there is a growing realisation that these devices are not in themselves the salvation of the commercial news industry that some expected.
