look happened.

Now, fully aware of Obama s claims for a presidency that will be about the future, Asians are eager to hear about his vision of the Asia Pacific region and how the US will deal with Asia s giants China and India while maintaining strong connections to Japan.

But, they realized that regions are not only ethnic.

This was the government's attempt to roll back the market, they realized that, the people, they realized how dependent the people had become on these markets, and the separation that was being created, and so they were attempting to roll back the markets, and wipe out this private wealth.

They realized that using force against force doesn't work.

But I think people have recognized the sanctity of our urban areas.

and then they realize that it wasn't copyright infringement,

And they also understood that social media would be big component in customer acquisition.

They know people have come before them and will follow them.

And their value proposition, as even they realized later, was pretty unclear.

They could have done not so good work, because they realized that people were just shredding it.

They could have done not so good work, because they realized people were just shredding it.

They realized that these African children and families were invisible to Washington policymakers.

They realize that ordinary students have extraordinary talents, and they personalize learning opportunities.

But by the third cane that went whizzing across the road (Laughter) they realized that they needed to put their resources together, and they raised funds so that I could go to the Braille Institute and actually gain the skills to be a blind person, and also to go get a guide dog, who transformed my life.

Clerics realize that the government wants to play ball.

Yet China s leaders also recognized that they ignored popular demands at great peril.

The way they identify themselves. Who are we? To what community do we belong?

They realized that this was a common cause that they had found with the conservation community.

These markets were illegal then, but they realized that they couldn't wait for the State to provide for them any longer, that they needed to go and to find a way to survive on their own.

So they figured not being able to see is one thing, but they need to get me to talk.

They realize that this is actually a developmental stage of life with its own significance, as different from midlife as adolescence is from childhood.

But driven by starvation and under the attack of Mexican and American troops, even they realised they must compromise or die.

Personally, I don t really mind, but there are many people who would, if they understood what was going on in the first place.

They knew that there was no other way to seize the opportunities for human improvement presented by the West.

Finally, in early 1917, Germany adopted a policy of unrestricted submarine warfare, realising that the Americans would eventually enter the war.

I know people in other places have caught onto this for a long time, but for us, we've really just started ... we've kind of climbed Maslow's hierarchy a little bit and so we're now focused more and more on human centered design, human centeredness in an approach to design.

Worse, some of the suppliers realized that they could substitute a product which mimicked heparin in tests.

I think the Indian people and government and policy makers realized that this two tier was still too far away from the citizen.

Or perhaps a long run of good fortune has left the financial market dominated by cockeyed optimists, who have finally figured that out.

If they perceive that the dollar and dollar bonds have become riskier, they will want to change the distribution of assets in their portfolios.

The drafters of the Charter understood that gross and systematic violations of human rights lead almost inevitably to strife, conflict and military confrontation.

And they think, instead of getting organized in family, why not getting organized in society, create a small village, organize a city?

And that's how, really, it's unleashed, because suddenly people from Facebook, friends and others, just understand that they can be part of it.

They realize that to get as accurate a picture as possible of the man, his times, and the event at which he spoke, they have to contextualize these words and this requires making connections.

Others began apolitically, but have come to believe that there can be no environmental protection without political change.

The difference, he thought, was that Americans understood that they could not flourish unless their neighbors prospered as well.

It finally occurred because the leaders of Israel and the PLO and other Arab leaders recognized the essential nature of these rights.

Unfortunately, we have heard leaders especially from the US claim before that they recognized the problem.

They understood that they were embedded in a web of obligations, powers, responsibilities, and privileges that was as large as France itself.

Some critics rushed in to declare that Doha was dead indeed, that they, being smart, had already said so years ago.

By and large representative of a liberal perspective, they nonetheless recognized the importance of Islam throughout Moroccan society.

If the local administration or the scientists knew the real impact of the disaster, they would not have risked doing this.

When the Fukushima disaster happened, a bunch of people in Japan, they realized that the information that the government was giving wasn't really open and really reliable, so they built this Geiger counter, plus Arduino, plus network interface.

Now, when I was born, they realized they had a pretty smart kid, and they didn't want me to go to the neighborhood school, which was free.