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realistic

[ree-uh-lis-tik] / ˌri əˈlɪs tɪk /




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That said, some sources in Reform now suggest that a more realistic goal would be to become biggest opposition party, in all likelihood behind Plaid Cymru.

From BBC

The results point to a realistic route toward building quantum computing networks that could one day include as many as a million qubits.

From Science Daily

These extra variations were designed to reflect realistic changes, such as compression and edge displacement, that occur as footprints are preserved over time.

From Science Daily

Burberry is having success with Gen Z consumers, thanks in part to a realistic pricing strategy.

From The Wall Street Journal

The World Athletics Indoor Championships take place in Poland in March, and could be a realistic goal for Boffey.

From BBC