1.   If you let it happen, you undergo an automatic recovery process in the course of facing and dealing with new realities.

2.   Smith propounded natural laws behind the new reality.

3.   That was their new job and the word changed its meaning to reflect that new reality.

4.   This new reality helped engender a more sensitive ecclesial approach to the plight of Catholics in broken Marriages.

5.   Social and employment policy must reflect these new realities.

6.   And he has come to face a new reality.

7.   And even some ardent members of the peace camp have questioned the eagerness of many Israelis to accept a new reality overnight.

8.   And in the White House, a weakened Democratic president is trying to sort out the new political realities.

9.   And new economic realities emerged abroad that threatened to transform the antitrust division into a vestigial organ of the legal system.