But reading through, I've come to the realisation that the ending has to change - that it's not strong enough as it is.
And if I were to have that moment this year – if I were to have realisation run through me like electricity, my mind and body on fire with the truth of it, even though I definitely haven't had that even once at all, but if I were to – I think the extent of my realisation begins and ends with this: the annual Amazon Prime subscription is not really worth it.
The strategies identified show future pathways through which challenges to the realisation of SRHR in Africa can be tackled.
According to the authors, empowerment is needed by rebuilding healthy lifestyles through physical activity, to regain confidence through the realisation of the return to normality [ 32].
At two years post-transplant, if someone is still having chronic issues, it may have come to a point where this is going to be their life and it's about supporting them through that realisation, helping them to adjust to their change in lifestyle and find a new normality with the support they need.
Originally designed for his MFA Thesis, the simplicity of the concept has carried it through to today due to the complexity of its realisation, able to adapt to several venues and not just of the European Gothic kind.
Capacity building training for the DT, sub-committees, village councils and key persons/CBOs in the community as well as activities that aim to transfer knowledge and skills should be given higher priority, to promote realisation of decentralised governance through improved planning, implementation and monitoring skills at these levels.
But as Al Gore, Hillary Clinton, Ron Brown, Jesse Jackson and the rest of the United States contingent were crowded through to the same row, their bodyguards glared indignantly with the realisation that the world's leaders had not been allocated enough chairs to go round.
Through these questionnaires, he soon came to the realisation that gender was far from binary, as had been previously assumed, and that in fact the divisions between men and women were intricate and complex.
Through his teaching, Bedward's followers come to the realisation that slavery has continued by another name.
