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Mr. Giuliano added, "Most of the rapes are committed by opposition groups, and while we call on all to respect civilians, only an end to the conflict can realistically end their plight".

Once the lesion causes the vision to fall below 6/12, patients could realistically end up with any possible vision, clinically.

Romney, already battered by a loss in Iowa, came in second to John McCain, realistically ending his campaign.

In contrast Jenson Button, whose retirement with fuel problems on the 33rd lap realistically ended his championship aspirations, was a much jollier figure after the race.

The defeat, coupled with Serbia's win over Scotland, drops Wales to fourth place in Group A and realistically ends any lingering hope of catching top two Croatia and Belgium.

It appears that the work of living and loving realistically never ends.

The Swans won 2-0 athehEmirates Stadiumum in the Premier League in December, contributing to the Gunners' title bid realistically having ended.

Realistically, you'll end up wrestling with Wi-Fi exactly once before giving up and instead plugging the Micro SD card into your computer to do file manipulation.

Realistically, Rohana could end up facing a fine or jail time, like others who have been accused of fucking up UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

"I think it ends realistically," Mr. Gilbert said.

It involves many of the romantic conventions of fairy tales, yet it takes place in post-World War II Italy, and it ends realistically.