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Drone, doom, dark ambient call it what you want, but Sunn O))) are its masters, and this is arguably the most fully realised of their six albums.

Sunn O))) Black One (2005) Drone, doom, dark ambient call it what you want, but Sunn O))) are its masters, and this is arguably the most fully realised of their six albums.

She then looked on her iPad and realised one of their tickets had all the numbers.

"People have realised some of their own relatives are gay and that they can't be bigots anymore".

Passengers on a plane from Israel to Britain had a shock when they realised one of their fellow travellers had an unusual item with them – a snake.

Those investors are currently trying to realise some of their gain (if there is any) through an initial public offering (IPO), a sale of shares on a public stockmarket.

But, mathematically, more people get to realise more of their choices under this system than under any other.

While they realise some of their flights to and from France are going to be in very high demand, they don't know which.

Alarmingly, opinion polls suggest that few Germans realise that of their two votes the first for a local candidate, the second for a party the latter is the vital one that decides which share of Bundestag seats each party receives.

Such narrow thinking not only facilitates the spread of HIV/AIDS, it also denies people the ability to realise one of their fundamental human rights – the chance to be healthy.

In 1946, the Curtis Report, which looked into the needs of children in care, was published: almost overnight, says Tom, the governors of the Foundling Hospital realised that their way of raising children was all wrong.