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real

[ree-uhl, reel] / ˈri əl, ril /


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Two shows, games and spontaneous dance parties are hallmarks of the experience, as Disneyland’s live entertainment team sought to translate the show’s particular broadcast-based appeal to the real world.

From Los Angeles Times

But with Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz blocking the usual route for around 20 percent of global oil production, a longer war would cause "real impacts", he warned.

From Barron's

He nods to a "handful of hits" - including a Paddington immersive experience featuring a very real, very hungry bear - and while some fell flat, "at least they're willing to hazard their audience taking offence".

From BBC

The effects on core inflation, which excludes food and energy, are “real, and they’re material,” he added.

From The Wall Street Journal

And based on our finances and the cost of real estate in our home countries of the U.K. and Barbados, we’d always assumed it was out of reach.

From The Wall Street Journal