There are some scenes in my head, now—very real, could-have-sworn-that-really-happened scenes that will take a very long time to go away.
As translated below, the tablets on which the sayings appear have not yet been authenticated by independent analysts, but if they are real, they could very well ensure that we will have many more consumer-driven holidays to come.
The argument that presupposes them should thus be seen as an analytic tool and not an attempt to say anything very specific about how real institutions could be designed.
Because carotenoids are widely consumed and their consumption is a modifiable health behaviour (via diets or supplements), health benefits for chronic disease prevention, if real, could be very significant for public health [ 1].
Thus, the micropayment could be made very quickly and real-time payment could be supported.
Only the very wise could understand the real truth.
"Whereas in the 19th century a very real distinction could be made between the vernacular and standard diction as they were used in prose," Bridgman wrote, "in the 20th century the vernacular had virtually become standard".
A new self-regulator for the press with "very real teeth" could be established within three or four months to break the political impasse over royal charters, according to a Trinity Mirror executive involved with the project.
That prospect, however distant, is very real and could cement Amazon's stranglehold on the industry completely, a prospect that, in turn, is quite frightening to indie publishers and, more important, HarperCollins.
I know that what you expressed is very real, I could see it in your eyes.
Therefore, if the Saudis intervene, the proxy wars that Iran and Saudi Arabia have been waging would suddenly become very real and could potentially lead to a direct conflict between Saudi troops and the Iranian-backed forces, including the National Defense Forces (NDF) and Hezbollah of Lebanon.
