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[It was at this point that I realised I had entered a Police Station in error]
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realised that it must have stopped
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I final y realised that it was much lighter than the previous day and, when a young family walked past in beach attire, the penny
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Sam realised he was out of his depth, even if she had given him the chance, which Tatania apparently had no intention of doing
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I realised fairly quickly that she is jumpy about seeing Stephen with their disagreement unresolved and this house does looks a little imposing … I know I was surprised when Stephen bought it originally, thought it above our touch
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Judging by the way they both suddenly stopped dead once they realised they were on the verge of arguing about the carpet, they seem to have learned their lesson, for the time being at any rate
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In common with the rest of the dream, he realised that she too had a feline
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He felt a sharp nip and realised that he was being
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Except, Johnny then realised that all was not silent
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Once he realised that there the house was empty, he called the police
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The money realised from this fire sale of the
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Seeing him this afternoon … before I realised he … he wasn’t himself … it underlined that … I was sorry for him but nothing more than that
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He realised now why he could not die, not without
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To love silence, Smith realised, meant that as the creator He had become
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He was driving down the motorway towards Taunton, saw a car join the motorway from the slip road at Bridgwater and realised that it was Liz
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We sent Stephen to my parents as soon as we realised, he was early teens by then and it would have been very nasty if he had caught it, though he had been inoculated against it, I believe
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I felt rough fibres catching at the corners of my mouth as though I were being force fed a winding sheet, and then, as stars started to explode across my eyelids, I realised with a flood of relief that my head and shoulders were still covered by the sacking
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I realised slowly that my eyes were open but that I could not see
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Given the nature of my captivity and the simple fact of guns and knives and men with tattooed arms, I also realised that my anger had to be controlled
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And yet it was true, I realised, as I was half marched, half dragged to the bottom end of the corridor
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‘Well, it sounds horrid, but I’ve realised that I’m only going out with her because I feel sorry for her
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It wasn’t until he came home that I realised how lucky I’d been
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I’d not realised just how close the lane is to the ridge of the hill, but now we’re the other side of the hedge, I can see that the land drops down quite steeply to the road below
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I pulled my feet into my body, a simple nervous reaction, and in doing so realised that I was making a big mistake
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I realised that they must have changed the guard
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I realised then what this was all about and I cursed myself inwardly for being such a fool
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I nodded but then realised that it was just a ritual response
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I listened to the sounds of the apartment and realised that it must be late
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Listening to Menachem read out that note I realised the shameful truth
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But then, when you got a handle on things you realised that we were all mistakes
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We listened for some minutes, timing the thunder claps, and realised that it was a constant noise rather than an intermittent crashing of the heavens
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The money realised from this fire sale of the broken and the decayed was sufficient to invest and to bank
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There’d been a shadow … that’s right … she’d realised just too late … half turned, the blow had caught her on the temple … and nothing
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Her appreciation grew as she realised that the scenes depicted, although looking like innocuous country views, were actually Errd … could it be that she was wrong, that whoever worked here was not involved in the immigration operation?
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He realised now why he could not die, not without climbing down from the mountain one last time
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Iain is a good man and, once he realised that JJ would be able to have a life unaffected by the curse of the migraine that is destroying him, he argued for JJ to go across
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To love silence, Smith realised, meant that as the creator He had become aware of self and place and time, and of the difference between places and times and selves, none of which could ever have existed in a true void
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“We realised that this wall could hide us
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realised that I didn’t have it
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The woman reached across to what Kara now realised was a secure storage shelf, activated it and extracted a sheaf of papers
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For a moment Kara hesitated, wondering if there was an aspect of Joris she’d never suspected … a black brutal side she’d never seen … then she realised that the various weapons had been used by people attacking Joris or his colleagues … they had been won in battle … oh, you silly man! It’s a gallery of your successes! I wonder if the Secret Guild would like these … they have a small museum
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Then he realised where he had seen then
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I really should have realised when you had that nightmare last night …
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Wiesse had brought me back across with my mother … funny how I didn’t recognise him … she’d been dying by then, though I hadn’t realised it at the time
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its moment of fear realised,
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‘Yes, once I realised who he was, I could see it clearly
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“Well, the Royal Folkness is” his words faltering as he realised his
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“Cosmicblasto and Catwhiskers were saddened but realised that
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I seemed to recognise her calm face but then realised I knew her only from my books
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After several minutes wandering in the dusk, I realised I couldn't tell a house from an hotel, and I couldn't find the courage to ask
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I’d been quite stunned when I realised that this was the way things are here … it seemed so very strange to my Earth-accustomed mind
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But I didn't mind, and anyway, they were closer to the truth than they realised and so by the time I left college, I felt a real affinity with Greece and not just from my studies but also from the long summers spent with my uncle, and as I grew and continued my interest, a new dimension developed with a cherished awareness of a different culture
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Immediately the burning eases and I breathe again … I hadn’t realised I’d been holding my breath
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Cyberia soon realised that the normally confused menace presented by a group of teenagers in a crowded car park was nothing like the real, in your face, blade wielding menace that they could deliver on the corner of a quiet, backwater city street
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Time passed in a blur of wet eyes and convulsive sobs, and it was late into the evening before Cyberia realised that she was not alone in the boardroom, and through her tears she could barely make out the shape of the person standing by the door
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As soon as she realised what she was doing her legs turned to jelly, her heart skipped several beats, and she could feel herself glowing all over with beads of perspiration
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‘I should have realised … ‘
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Then, when he heard all of the details concerning the young man, who was, as it was now becoming clear, quite widely known as The Telephone Man, he realised that it had, in fact, been a very close shave for his daughter
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He was taking over and I think everyone realised I was in a dodgy situation, and now Felix looked concerned
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Once he was able to focus he realised that his wife had that look on her face that signified trouble, not of the ‘You Bastard’ variety, but of the ‘I think we should’ variety
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I looked into the frowning crowd, grinning at anyone and everyone, and realised I was slipping
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I realised we had struck real-estate gold
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Meanwhile, SBI realised that a tiny by lane in Belrampur was a terrible
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I realised that Vidya did not have an internal pause button
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Further along, I realised I was not alone with the sound of startled lizards scratching over the rocks and you don't know they're there until they've gone
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She was even more impressed when she realised that her centenarian relative, having dispensed with a life of genteel blackmail in her early eighties, had subsequently taught herself not only the arts of silver surfing, but had also majored as a writer of hacking and viral software on a par with any young eastern European hotshot
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He fetched one of his gardening books from an alcove shelf in the living room and leafed through the sections that showed keen gardeners how to build walls and fill holes with hardcore, and as he read the hints, tips and instructions, Ken realised that his weary bones ached for a change
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For the last few weeks he had shut out the sounds of life, preferring the solitude of personal contemplation to the banality of human contact, but here in the soft tawny light of the lounge bar at the Red Lion those trivial voices broke through on the back of an ethereal sub tone that slowly built up throughout the evening until, towards closing time, Ken realised that he was listening to the same song being played over and over again on the jukebox
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I’ve just realised that you were only making excuses so we could escape
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the shock when he realised the place had been subjected to soapy
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anybody within range, and it was then that Karen realised that
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Ali's parents, but realised this wasn't going to work after all
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I felt something warm on my lips and realised that we have come too
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I’d never thought about love much and it came as a total shock when I realised just what really loving someone meant
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realised that he must have been covered in grime and filth after his
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screamed silently inside his own head as he realised that he was full
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he realised that the flies were wingless, legless crane flies, but
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many years, until he realised that his story, that the words that he
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Billy realised that his parents, that his employer and his friends
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He also realised that he was extremely
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as he realised he was being given the come on by someone's aged
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I hadn’t realised just how much I’ve come to depend on her over the years – I’m very fond of Anna
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I’ve only just realised that
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was late into the evening before Cyberia realised that she was not
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As soon as she realised what she was doing her legs turned to
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paradise realised that one of their own was in trouble with a posse
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They soon realised that every door in the hotel
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'Since Jed and I split up, I've realised that I'm not made for living in the material world
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realised that it had, in fact, been a very close shave for his daughter
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Once he was able to focus he realised that his wife had that look on
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impressed when she realised that her centenarian relative, having
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tips and instructions, Ken realised that his weary bones ached for a
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in his muscles to ease the mental strains he had barely realised he
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I don’t quite know when I realised that
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' he said his brow creased, 'As you have doubtless realised, Bunty was a very private person
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Those in authority realised that they had scant days to make their
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“I hadn’t realised that we were so close to the sea here,” Alistair
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The lorry waited for a gap in the traffic – no, realised Tom
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Here I am an old woman, seventy five years of age, three quarters of a century - where did the years go? I have never been a very religious woman and what little faith I had was severely knocked when I realised that however much one prays, angels don’t necessarily come to rescue one
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' Bill replied, 'He was here before me this morning … I wondered a little when I realised you weren’t with him