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Inside the Pentagon, there was a growing realization that the war was going badly.

According to Pentagon consultants and former senior intelligence officials, there was a growing realization within the White House that most Sunnis would indeed boycott the election.

“There was a growing realization that curriculum guidelines were outdated—they were based on principles of Piaget that followed very strict stage acquisition, when what we were discovering about how the brain learns is that knowledge is made up of different components, and that each of these components develops on a different timetable.

But after Mr. Bloomberg only narrowly won a third term in 2009, there was a growing realization among some in his inner circle that the city had not done enough to win the support of public school parents for the mayor's education agenda.

"Where are we going to find somebody willing to do it when the chances are so poor?" Underlying the current crisis atmosphere was a growing realization that the administration's peace plan -- the "road map" calling for a phased series of reciprocal steps leading to a Palestinian state -- had itself become a focus of Israeli-Palestinian antagonism rather than a path to peace talks.

Last week's special session on AIDS at the United Nations was the first time the General Assembly ever met to address any health issue, and there was a growing realization that the joining of scientific skill and political will holds the best promise for controlling a disease that was unknown until 20 years ago.

But there is a growing realization that hospice has its limitations.

"There'll be ups and downs, but there's a growing realization of the challenges if they don't.

Balancing the proliferation of competing digital information protection plans is a growing realization that the industry needs common standards.

Martin King, an analyst at FirstEnergy Capital in Calgary, said, "There's a growing realization that there's no good, cheap gas left".

But there is a growing realization that there are now too many such differences to sift through, requiring efforts to narrow the list.