Our new babysitter is a real find.
These people have real human skills and real knowledge because they rely so little on technology.
But if they did, that would be real progress.
Tact is the key to real generosity: tact, and real thought for the person you are giving the present to.
Aesthetics matter, but first and foremost a language must be useful; it must allow real-world programmers to express real-world ideas succinctly and affordably.
I was in the real world on the Appalachian Trail, but I would also be in the real world back at school.
If those differences are in sensitive traits like personality or intelligence, real trouble could ensue.
No matter what we wear, wherever we stand, people always need to look at the world in a real sense.
A rise in nominal values in deflation represents an ever greater rise in real values, so I think gold's price ascent in real terms will be nearly identical in inflation or deflation.
Compared to people in the real world who shoot and stab one another, Ferguson said the changes in behavior he's seen among students are transient and trivial.
She's a real little pickle!
The real integration killer - multiplicity of interfaces.
Drawn from the World report on child injury prevention, the stories remind us that behind the statistics are real faces, real families and real lives.
Real social action is a way of contemplation, and real contemplation is the core of social action. "- Henri j."m..
I find this latter CSE especially cool, as I've seen real programmers miss this sort of algebraic simplification in real code.
The computerists make no real distinction between behavioral learning and somatic learning.
The team could then store and retrieve avatar information and events, and connect them to real people.
The real fear consciousness is not the influence of the source on the layout of the outside world, but the mental disorder caused by psychological changes.
He has little real schooling.
He is a real great navigator.
So wealth inequality is real, but where’s the outrage?
"It will never give you the real final answer about the real Big Bang and real time," he said. "But if you study it, you may discover something, and you may be able to ask more intelligent questions."
The real Yamato was, along with its sister ship the Musashi, the largest battleship ever built.
But regulators now have a real-life example of a systemic collapse with which to calibrate their new rules.
What is real about those?
So who are your real friends and whose real friends are you?
But as this summer's events showed, the problem is a real one, and further sectarian violence is a real possibility.
Was her sweet smile real, or was it just a pretty lure, reeling him in?
As you'll see when I discuss modeling solutions, this turns out to be a real impediment to design.
That flowered hat is a real killer.
Think about how anonymous the typical real estate broker is.
Today's verdict is further evidence that he has no real power; that his laudable-sounding words are merely part of the smoke and mirrors obscuring the real operations of the Russian state.
But it takes real reform.
That is not what happens in real life.
Of course, a bad real estate market is a bad real estate market, even for a restaurant so popular that people will wait outside for hours to snag one of the eight stools.
That child is being a real pest.
Their suffering is real - and a high price to pay for entertainment.
In that moment you are real, and the cup of tea is real.
The images gave the Rosetta team a chance to calibrate its instruments on a real space object to make sure everything was in working order.
This Australian real-life teddy bear, instead, is the best of all worlds: it is quiet, soft,
Some of them are real.
So, when you have real code, you might run into portability problems -- but most of them are accidental difficulties, not real challenges inherent in the problem.
But is it "real music," or something inauthentic and artificial?
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