Once this realisation dawns, the entrepreneurs abandon their follies, firing their workers.
Unfortunately, for Mr Blair and for Britain, this realisation coincided with the sharpening of hostility between him and his chancellor of the exchequer, Gordon Brown.
Faced with this realisation, Japanese leaders had a choice.
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According to these scholars, the deathlike grip guilds had held on innovation ended once enlightened individuals of the period educated society about the marvels of technology, and with this realisation, human history was changed forever.
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Added to the discovery that she is not, after all, everyone's queen (one Japanese servant hates her as much as her nanny, also Japanese, worships her), this realisation brings her first three years of existence to a sobering close.
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With this welcome realisation, the prospects look brighter than for some time.
The cause of this activity is a realisation, both in the regions and in government, that the slow evolution of regional institutions foreseen in Labour's manifesto is not enough to deal with the consequences for England of Scottish and Welsh devolution.
This voluntary enrolment reflects a realisation among some haredim that the situation is untenable.
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The real breakthrough this week has been a dawning realisation throughout Northern Ireland that republicans are locked into talks as securely as the Ulster Unionists appear to be.
All this sounds faintly familiar, until the realisation dawns: Biotech Bay is simply Silicon Valley by another name.
This new approach may stem, in part, from Mr Ecevit's belated realisation that Turkey's most solid friend is the United States.
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