"But you don't have the slightest idea what the real conditions are!"

One may now ask: Does 4' describe a real condition of the system?

"And the students are put in a real working condition."

The experience allowed students to practice what they have learned in real conditions.

But I don't think it has made a big difference in the real conditions.

But is it a real medical condition - or simply a convenient excuse?

"The schools are in real bad condition, and the Democrats might help with that."

She's in real good condition and the kids really love having the parties there.

These scenarios can give you an idea as to whether your issues are the result of normal life stress or a real medical condition.

Are there any real conditions for achieving results, when two countries set themselves apart in this way?