Secondly, they would not hesitate to direct the stockholders' attention to the existence of minimum liquidating values in excess of the market price, and to assert their confidence in the reality of these values.
What is clear now, for those for whom it was ever in doubt, is the reality of Tory values: the disdain with which they view the less fortunate and the reason why the annual cull of the impoverished through malnutrition and hypothermia is not a problem to them.
It's time to either lament over the loss of something more charming, wondering if a wrong choice has been made, or graciously accept it's time to learn how to deal with the reality of different values and needs.
Industries become less relevant constructs to depict the reality of networked value creation and competition.
Undifferentiated companies with wide gaps between the narrative of what their tech does and the reality of the value that that tech provides.
"The cheque comes in every April, £3.5 billion, and if you don't have to earn the money and you've got that quantity of money it's very hard to keep a grip on the reality of the value of money," he told BBC Newsnight.
I woke up to the reality of the value of this life.
The reality of the true value of self-care came to light, and I realized I actually had more energy when I gave time to myself.
The reality of what your college values will be with you day in and day out for four years and beyond.
Drunk Tories have even less of a touch on the reality of money and the value of money than Regular Tories, meaning they frequently rack up bar bills in the hundreds then fall asleep mid-shit in the disabled toilets and leave you blurrily paying the tab.
The fact is, not enough people have spoken of or shown to her the realities of her value.
