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Taka Posted 14 years ago
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Realized
If his statements are realized, things will be much better.
Is it possible to take 'his statements are realized' above as meaning that what he says is actualized?
Is it possible to take 'his statements are realized' above as meaning that what he says is actualized?
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I am not sure I understand the overall context, or your question, but I will try to help.
"Realized" in this sentence means "to achieve or bring into reality."
"Realized" in this sentence means "to achieve or bring into reality."
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