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real world

[ree-uhl, reel] / ˈri əl, ril /


Example Sentences

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We go to make memories, to forge new pieces of ourselves that we can carry with us after we leave the theater and walk back into the real world.

From Salon

He said “the rally is mostly happening in an impulsive way that has almost nothing to do with anything going on in the real world.”

From MarketWatch

In other words, the model published in the BMC Public Health journal uses real world data and computer simulations to play out how an outbreak might spread in real life.

From BBC

Investors are making bigger bets on robotics companies, intensifying the competition to place AI into physical forms that interact with people in the real world.

From Los Angeles Times

But the GAO says that in the real world, absence of verified Social Security numbers “does not necessarily represent overpayments.”

From Los Angeles Times