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reality

[ree-al-i-tee] / riˈæl ɪ ti /


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In reality, you just know no other company is as adept at fusing hardware and software and that it’s the tech most of your readers are using everyday anyway.

From The Wall Street Journal

So it can look as if a player has become worse - when in reality, the conditions around them have changed, limiting their chance to thrive.

From BBC

But behind the viral foods, scientists say the reality is more complicated - especially as it's a growing field with new evidence emerging almost every day.

From BBC

As bitcoin prices press lower, investors and proponents are being forced to confront an uncomfortable reality regarding the nature of the pioneering cryptocurrency.

From MarketWatch

But in 2020, a braying satire of failure would be crass and too close to the reality we’re intent on tuning out; besides, we wanted the comfort of the familiar.

From Salon