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Had it been adopted, perhaps some of these savings would have been realised long ago.
Moreover, economists and trade negotiators realised long ago that barriers to trade are not confined to tariffs and quotas.
They realised long ago that the nuts, which are plentiful in the surrounding hills, are a perfect match for chocolate.
As he commented in his 1987 book, Different People, "I realised long ago that if I were Japanese myself I wouldn't stay here".
As the Song poets realised long ago, the achievement of perfection requires judgment as well as enthusiasm.In this section Yahoo!'s personality crisis Imperial bubble?
"We realised long ago that our daughter doesn't belong to us completely," admitted the father of the diving gold medallist Wu Minxia earlier this week.
The mass murder realised long-held fears of militants reaching the Mediterranean coast.
Enjoyable as much of the album is, though - Estelle's tender performance of the title track deserves special mention - it feels like a series of tracks rather than a fully realised long-player.
Thus, Europe should look deeper and provide the scope for Greece to finally get to grips with its systemic problems and to realise long overdue economic and social reforms.
In order to routinely realise long pulse operation (1000 s), the Tore Supra LH system is being refurbished within the CIMES project framework where the transmitter is to be equipped with 16 klystrons 700 kW 1000 s at a frequency of 3.7 GHz.
Despite a number of false starts, Kaberuka is "very confident" that regional blocs such as the East African Community EACC) and the Economic Community of West African States (Ecowas) will realise long-held ambitions to tighten political unions and merge into a single market.
