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In the realm of Richard Curtis, actually.

In this realm of Appearance, the test of what is true is not, "Can it be verified by physical proof?", but "Does it sound convincing?" What matters in politics is not what happens, but what you can make people believe has happened.

Nor does it have any bearing on the realm of Reality, in which one of the most evil dictatorships in modern history was effectively and efficiently displaced.

Regrettably, much remains to be done in the realm of religious liberty in the Muslim world.

In choosing to cast her lot with the Fourth Age, the Age of Men (and as the rest of Elves drift away on sailing ships for the mysterious "Elves Only" realm of the Far West), she chooses both true love and mortality.

The first program, at least, demonstrated just how much mainstream concert programming can benefit from an infusion of creative alternatives, particularly in the realm of concerto repertoire.

The criticism directed at Quinn has been harsh and absurdly personal, far beyond the realm of fair comment or even pontificator mischief.

But even as a moody youth, he apparently spent whole days in some fantastical realm of his own invention.

Deep time isn't a realm into which one accidentally tumbles.

Our realm of knowledge has been extended from the largest scale structures of the universe all the way down to subatomic particles.

The only certainty for those trapped in its realm is that "white death" lies in wait for them.

And the consequences of their labor resonated far outside the realm of science.

Like many other little girls my age, I put myself center stage as a cowgirl, a ballerina, or a nurse, but my imagination drew me more often to the realm of the fantastic.

Their job, as they saw it, was to drag the recalcitrant Catholics into the realm of the respectable, while trying to shift the zone of respectable ideas in the society at large, in order that Catholic truth and respectable ideas might coincide more fully.

This trend, often labeled "secularization," appeared for decades to be unstoppable, so that many convert intellectuals, far from reversing its momentum, found their own views gradually moving outside the realm of what other intellectuals considered plausible.

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