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Meanings of more realistic in English

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Usage of more realistic in English
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Yet even in admissions offices, support for more realistic assessment is growing.
Wired
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Creating more realistic expectations in both partners also may enhance treatment adherence.
Pubmed
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Cartwright said missile defense funds would shift toward deterring more realistic threats.
Wired
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This was a more realistic impression of their current state of affairs.
The Irish Times
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The valuations in security are starting to get more realistic, Hooper said.
Reuters
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A more realistic image would be something similar to the Starship Enterprise.
The Guardian
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These looked more realistic, claiming to be real Filipinos with real jobs.
The Guardian
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The source close to Aramco described that as a more realistic valuation.
Reuters
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She thinks that for planning purposes 6 percent would be more realistic.
Reuters
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You may need to be a little more realistic in your expectations.
The South African
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Maybe your views on life were adjusting to meet more realistic expectations.
Love overboard
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The more random it looks, the more realistic your drips will look.
Ebony
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Videogames are more sophisticated, more realistic, and sometimes more gruesome than ever.
Wired
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The audio was edited in post-production to make it sound more realistic.
News.com.au
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Doubtless, this was an extra one to make the pictures more realistic.
The Moving Picture Girls in War Plays / Or, The Sham Battles at ...
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Prices today are far more realistic and compete favourably on the international scene.
The Irish Times
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