He argued that being in the media spotlight was a strong incentive for public figures to stage artificial events, which became real and important once validated by media coverage.
The windfall comes at a critical moment for Obama's sweeping healthcare law, which becomes "real" for many Americans on 1 January, when coverage through the exchanges and key patient protections kick in.
It "creates the illusion of a whole already in place but which becomes real only as individuals act on their perceptions of it" (Hastrup 2004; Kashef 2009).
Using de Jouvenel's [58] typology, 'dodo' is a primary forecast: this is the undesirable 'business-as-usual' future, which becomes real if nothing is done.
As Chiodelli maintains (Chiodelli 2009), creativity is based on social practices, slow, contrasting, divergent but capable at the same time of producing a unitary social project, which becomes real in an urban space.
The girls, played by Kate Winslet and Melanie Lynskey, are both possessed of rich, even febrile imaginations, populating elaborate make-believe worlds with princesses and princes (who tend to resemble their favorite film stars) and mythical beasts, which become more real to them than their everyday schoolgirl lives.
And simultaneously weaving other moments that reveal the characters's deep anxieties, which become the real drama as they're always inches away from their biggest fears coming true.
Considering the intense and effective participation of NGOs in this revision, this paper believes that institutionalized participation paths include both formal and informal and both direct and indirect approaches (Xiangling and Zhihua 2011), which may become real paths for NGOs to be empowered by citizens.
These near-existential threats surely deserve expert analysis -- to assess that which can be dismissed firmly as science fiction and which could conceivably become real; to consider how to enhance resilience against the more credible ones; and to warn against technological developments that could run out of control.
Now, in a move that underscores the growing public ownership of real estate, the Cali Realty Corporation of Cranford, which became a real estate investment trust in 1994, has merged with the Mack Company of Rochelle Park.
