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How much would be realised if LTCM's portfolio were liquidated?

Mr Blaszkiewitz was yesterday adamant that his plans would be realised.

"Whether it would be realised by myself or someone else, it did not matter.

The gains would be realised quickly while the costs would be small.

So, having proved the point in a Petri dish, Dr Birchler and his colleagues went on to see whether that expectation would be realised.

Loughton promised that another aspect of the programme, appointment of a chief social worker working across children's and adult services, would be realised later this year.

Esther Schwarzbauer realised her fantasy of performing with the star would never be realised.

He told the small crowd that when he graduated in 1990 he expected democracy would soon be realised in China.

If the policy was applied to new births, the savings would not be realised until the 2030s.

Ex-minister Alan Milburn said officials must "come clean" and admit the aspiration, first adopted by the Labour government, would not be realised.

These results could not be readily explained with classical physics, and their importance would not be realised until 1966.