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That made it virtually impossible to aggregate data across the industry or to compare different institutions.

So you're living through a time when virtually half of humanity's intellectual, social and spiritual legacy is being allowed to slip away.

"Virtually the entirety of the raises relate to the VIP segment, which is showing better-than-expected resilience, " he said.

This implied there would be virtually no inflation at all, on average, over the next decade.

While out on the open water why not tap into something that is virtually ubiquitous like the wind around you?

Pande said he made virtually no money working on the small farm he owned and could not find any other work close to his village.

Virtually all said the growing prevalence of mothers who have no male partners around to help them raise children is bad for society.

And, assume the office taking the door of handgun form toward a of the small study east, also virtually occupied many communal spaces.

In its rush to build stores, he said, the company had paid bribes to obtain permits in virtually every corner of the country.

Then, virtually overnight, everything began to turn into pumpkins and mice. There was no hiding place.

Cloud client allows you to run virtually any desktop Windows-based application on an iPad, secure the iPad, and partially manage it.

When he spoke the maimed form of his mouth meant that what he said was virtually incomprehensible. It took Camille to translate it.

Is sweet hence Weng in the head of a , at present a dark, virtually fall down in the ground by far.

SRB's decisions are shrouded in secrecy, making it virtually impossible to assess accurately how much the Chinese government has bought.

Given that virtually every stock went down in 2008, nearly all buy recommendations turned out to be, at the least, premature.

After all, there was virtually no mobility, so with no one going anywhere, what was the point of maps?

This method is technically correct, but I can virtually guarantee you that this class was written by an unreconstructed C programmer.

But she added that the transition will occur over time, so virtually nothing will change at least until the deal is inked next year.

The fire virtually wiped out the whole town. At present, the police were making efforts to investigate the cause of it.

He reorganised the company in a way that became the template for virtually every corporate entity for the rest of the century.

And virtually everyone seems to believe that in the next few years the world will somehow "recover" from these difficulties.

The saddle of a female Blue Tiger Shrimp may be virtually impossible to see due to the dark blue coloration.

It was the combination of a virtually fixed nominal exchange rate with a depreciating real exchange rate that made it so.

They never seem to reach any conclusions of any importance and their contribution to society is virtually non-existent.

Those who know Mr Strauss-Kahn well say that this scenario is plausible only if he is virtually guaranteed the nomination.

Such a bonnet blouses is virtually priceless because a single garment meets several years of meticulous embroidery.

It seems as though my mind has slowed down and burned out to the point of being virtually useless.

It was virtually the only aircraft that the Soviet naval aircraft used for antisubmarine warfare.

Its easy-to-install software eliminates image distortion and makes it compatible with virtually any digital recorder.

If it vanished from our species, he said, "the rest of our lifestyle would be virtually unchanged. "

The Japanese Zero could virtually sweep the skies of any Allied fighters courageous enough to go up against it.

Whether or not the event should justify him he would virtually have done her a wrong.

Better yet, rsync is available on every flavor of UNIX, including Mac OS X, so it's easy to interconnect virtually any set of systems.

Doctors say pancreatic cancer is virtually always fatal , and is often diagnosed in its latest stages.

Virtually all the surface proteins involved in immune cells' recognition of disease have been identified and named.

She said: "The proposed book took an enormous amount of my work and added virtually no original commentary of its own. "

Rather than demote some participants to a "second class" of virtual participation, he would prefer to have everyone participate virtually.

Virtually none of the newly aggressive steps undertaken by the United States government have been publicly acknowledged.

Well, that argument has no force now, since the chances that this slump will be over anytime soon are virtually nil.

The company hopes to see Intel chips being built into virtually every segment of computing.

At times he was virtually starving, but he had great presence and a succession of women fell in love with him.

As a result, it is virtually impossible for investors to understand how much exposure an institution really has to the subprime markets.

The nine-hour test is offered just once a year and is the sole determinant for admission to virtually all Chinese colleges and universities.

Despite the fact that the Sun has been virtually asleep, embarrassingly quiet, they are on cue getting ready to blame it all on the Sun.

Be mindful of how much time you spend online and are virtually available.

Inside, virtually everything remains the same as the only changes are the addition of a new sports steering wheel and leather floor mats.

As if by magic, virtually all British parents have suddenly picked up the habit of reading to their children.

He desired to express himself in a way that he found, at least initially, virtually impossible.

Virtually the only piece left from Travelers will be a hobbled version of the investment bank formerly known as Salomon Brothers.

Known here as "shanzhai ji" , or bandit phones, China's gray market handset industry was virtually non-existent just a few years ago.

With regular expressions, your imagination and ingenuity are virtually the only limits to what you can achieve.

The first sentence tells the interviewer virtually nothing except that you "think" you are an expert.

He says it would be virtually impossible for such a diverse and supportive family organization to evolve in a monogamist marrige.

During the early history of the United States, a man virtually owned his wife and children as he did his material possessions.

In recent years, the forces of political correctness have made the reporting of this sort of statistic virtually impossible.

And he began to wonder if he was seeing something virtually unheard of: forged fingerprints.

Virtually no one suggested in print that unification had been a bad thing.

Aristotle's most enduring and useful insight was that virtually nothing is good for us if we have too little or too much of it.

Virtually all of the elementary particles may no longer be divided like this The 'point'.

Trying to have children and being a film director is virtually impossible unless you're rich.

On that day, Turkey will take away the right of virtually every one of its citizens to call themselves a millionaire.

But, by the 1960s, it had virtually disappeared EXCEPT for a few overseas possessions.

Being a scion of the most secretive family in the world's most secretive state, virtually nothing concrete is known of him.

Virtually all of her savings goes to pay for tuition for an expensive school for her fourth-grade daughter.

Grabowski says: "In this age of transparency and Internet empowerment, virtually anybody who wants to be can be in your board room. "

if you look around the world at heavy water reactors of this size , virtually all of them have been used to make bombs .

It is virtually impossible to see and is tiny enough to pass through nets meant to keep jellyfish away from popular swimming spots.

Virtually everyone has their own dreams, however, it is not easy to find their place in this competitive society.

This extension will allow you to turn virtually any word you come across into a hyperlink.

Wavell's mother, Lillie, by Mr Fort's account, seems to have had virtually no influence on her son's life.

Authorities virtually shut down Mexico City for a week at the end of April to control the flu outbreak.

Unlike them, however, Gaokao is given only once a year and is virtually the only basis for college entrance.

Acapulco, which caters mainly to domestic tourists, has virtually emptied thanks to frequent shootings in the heart of the hotel zone.

She said: Energy different time of life, they will have the shadow, is virtually distributed by microwave.

The swiftness of the male system virtually guarantees climactic orgasms for males, but is usually too quick for the female.

Although politically liberal, he was virtually alone among American writers to declare himself in support of the Vietnam War.

The Web is extensive, relatively easy to access, and provides virtually unlimited information.

Such a location for hemorrhage is virtually always the result of trauma that causes a tear in the middle meningeal artery.

The company's earnings rebounded in the first half of the year compared to the year earlier, when global trade virtually ground to a halt.

It is too easy to just accept an order for a paint job, do virtually no preparation, and make a lot more money out of doing a poorer job.

But there was no oil there, and the area proved to be virtually worthless economically.

After splitting with her partner, Miss Jones went on to a virtually liquid diet which took her weight down to five stone.

Within a month, her mood swings had virtually ceased, but now Allan felt he was living with a librarian studying to be a nun.

Making jam and alcohol seems to be common to virtually all people living alongside these trees.

With modern printing and cutting techniques, virtually any size and shape can be used for your business cards.

All this is beginning to change for the better, despite fierce opposition from teachers unions to virtually every important reform.

A wooden door has a very limited life even if it is well looked after, as it is virtually impossible to stop wood from warping and bending.

Martin Wolf described banking as "virtually the only business able to devastate entire economies" .

However, the Japanese and US markets continued to deteriorate, with virtually all surveyors reporting falling capital values.

When I moved back home, as a law professor, attorney general, and governor, I got to virtually every home game.

When I moved back home, as a law professor, attorney general, and governor, I got to virtually every home game.

It seems to be a Chinese tradition to haggle over the price of virtually anything that is bought.

A large number of user-developed plugins are already available and can be used to do virtually anything you want to, with your blog.

It will be virtually raised the threshold is ordered, sustained and coordinated industry into a virtuous circle of a fundamental protection.

Since the beginning of World War I, it has been virtually the sole international standard of exchange.

Anyone who wants to use it to bring nations closer together has to show initiative, and be ready to travel physically as well as virtually.

All of the currents (in virtually all integrated circuits) are confined to a very thin region near one face of a semiconductor crystal.

Perhaps most dispiriting of all, virtually none of those interviewed acknowledges responsibility for what was done.

This is easier to do on the Internet than on virtually any other medium since you communicate with your consumers on a one-to-one basis.

But why pick on evolution in the fi rst place when there's so much to be offended by in virtually any science class?

This option seems to be the most viable as there are virtually no free ISO editors for the Microsoft Windows platform.

I don't like the idea that the bottom 45 percent pay virtually no income taxes net of -- net of various sorts of entitlements.

The entrepreneur and team work absurdly long hours, pay themselves virtually nothing and yet offer superior products and services.

It's very easy to find the direction in board, use the feeling method, it's virtually impossible to bend board against the grain.

If you need a strong set of apps that will work in virtually any educational environment, then be sure to take a look at openSUSE Education.

However, this was not before the dark Ones virtually achieved their plan for total world control, and the slavery of Mankind.

Meanwhile there were virtually no visible reminders of what had happened in 1937 - at least not in the city's main commercial districts.

"Unless Airbus turns out to be a commercial disappointment then it's virtually impossible, " notes Morris.

Feeling so good that you virtually spring out of bed, already enthusing about how marvelous the day ahead is sure to be.

In the halls of virtually all professional schools, the number of women now equals or surpasses the number of men.

"China is already the primary determiner of the price of virtually every major commodity, " he said.

But a generation ago, the number was close to 10%, as internal promotions and transfers were used to fill virtually all positions.

You human bodies are so tense that it is virtually impossible for most of you to experience your connection to Source, or Higher Self.

After all, China is expected to grow by more than 8 per cent this year, not bad in a year when virtually all its rivals are shrinking.

Child marriage has not been ignored by Indian or international policymakers, yet enforcement of these laws has been virtually impossible.

Web Pages will load up much quicker, programs won't take nearly as long to run and your computer will become virtually crash proof.

virtually no member of the middle class , which includes just about all expatriate workers , is without at least one all - night guard.

Virtually the entire kernel remains unchanged, save for the new object code and a few instructions to redirect the function calls.

There is a easy-to-use module in Drupal called the Webform that allows you to create virtually any type of form.

All three of those teams won the NBA title, while the Rockets have virtually no shot (hey, I said I was sorry . . . but I'm not crazy).

"It's virtually impossible for a first-time business owner to get a loan from the bank, " says Mike Handelsman of BizBuySell.

There is now "widespread" flu activity in 21 states, up from 11 a week ago, and virtually all the samples tested are the new swine flu.

Virtually any program that can copy files can be used to perform some sort of backup in Linux.

If it goes through, the GM plan would do little harm to American autoworkers; virtually all of the lost jobs in this case would be Canadian.

During a recent world-class tennis tournament, fans had to wait for more than an hour for taxis, virtually the only way of getting around.

Indeed, since the end of July, discussions about large private equity takeovers have virtually ground to a halt, say Wall Street bankers.

Discretion has already been a really virtually administrative right and been the core of administration rights.

At the dark bottom of our cool oceans, 85 percent of the earth's volcanic eruptions proceed virtually unnoticed.

In 1913 the United States may have had the world's largest economy, but was virtually irrelevant in Europe's gathering storm.

But there was no money to run it. For eight years the prison has sat virtually empty.

Each of these is abundant and, when combined, could supply energy in virtually every region of the U. S.

The yen virtually doubled in value within two years of the 1985 Plaza Accord, with little impact on Japanese exports.

Water, which is called the "universal solvent" , will dissolve virtually everything exposed to it to a certain degree.

After two years of cajoling Israelis and Palestinians to engage in direct talks, virtually no progress has been made.

They tend to run into a situation to examine virtually anything without any regard to apparent or non-apparent dangers.

This is a really important distinction, and I'm happy that it was able to be done with virtually no speed-hit overhead.

However, some poor countries have scored notable successes in reducing child labour to the point of virtually eliminating it.

"They've virtually destroyed this museum to Chinese revolutionary history, " he said. "I think it's a real travesty. "

Virtually all encryption methods used for highly sensitive data are vulnerable to one quantum algorithm or another.

From what I heard, some of the recent graduates have to take virtually anything that comes along.

After many years of virtually no contact, we have had three decades of intense engagement.

The record is clear: virtually every rising power in history has also been a demographically expanding power.

Virtually every woman we know has the same problem - she knows what's good for her, but she often doesn't do it.

Mougin could now test his various theories on iceberg-towing virtually, to see whether his idea would be feasible.

I hope the next few years, virtually, every family will have access to some sort of affordable coverage.

Emphasize that it's a way for the established business to reward their customers at no expense and with virtually no effort.

We were virtually in a state of undeclared war with Libya, culminating in Lockerbie.

Using a service like Omneport, Mr Immink explains, means that you can take a laptop with virtually no data on it whatsoever with you.

She was reacting to Google's astonishing project to eventually make virtually all the books in the world available to be searched online.

USB technology is now used on virtually all computing devices globally as well as the lion's share of consumer electronics products.

From the blastema come skin, muscle, bone, blood vessels and neurons, ultimately growing into a limb virtually identical to the old one.

Some scientists believe that coral reefs, home to a quarter of all marine species, may virtually disappear within a few decades.

That's doubtless why these traits, broadly defined, seem to show themselves in virtually all human cultures, modern or tribal.

According to officials closely involved in the negotiations, China was virtually isolated from the beginning of the meeting.

If this strain of the virus were to escape, it could cause a fresh pandemic, as virtually no one would have immunity.

She had virtually requested him to go-he knew that.

The charred remains of John's former home are virtually opposite the front entrance to the UN military base in Abyei.

Virtually all the data that the paper collected in the two years it took to prepare the series was already in the public record.

Their theories proved virtually useless in anticipating the crisis, analysing its development and recommending measures to deal with it.

Many billions do claim to have come to Pakistan in last several years, yet people find virtually no impact of this.

Never pull your arms back in breaststroke . Virtually every inch of your pull is sculling movements .

But all these events had left virtually untouched the small religious community to which she had belonged.

Five pre-programmed pleasure modes and a virtually silent engine provide the basis for a multitude of enjoyable rubdowns.

Fortunately, those scourges are virtually unknown to modern generations that have had access to vaccines all their lives.

Thus, the effect on the Earth of a virtually stopped rotation are, in total, a week, not months.

The length of each of these parts is virtually the same.

Nike, once a model of corporate autocracy, has gotten in the open-source groove, opening itself up to collaboration with virtually everyone.

The fine hairs on his body rose up like porcupine quills, virtually pulling his shirt away from his skin.

Fortunately, advanced technologies are now available to help in virtually every phase of the innovation management process.

"The message reveals a significant but now overlooked event that occurred virtually 100 years ago, " he said in a statement.

The State of the Union address required virtually all the members of the economic team to stick close to home.

The system could make it possible to identify food contamination virtually instantly. Or an infection before you even finish coughing.

Virtually all women want to feel an intimate sense of bond and connection with their man in a relationship.

The physical characteristics have been improved resulting in minimal colour level and a virtually odourless vegetable oil.

Hothouse flowers can not withstand the wind and rain is always baptism, the hostile environment is virtually honed our will.

E-mail is a pipeline to thousands of experts on virtually everything; it is a means of meeting people with similar interests or problems.

Virtually all of the flu vaccine research is taking place in industrialised nations.

In The Castafiore Emerald, virtually all of the action takes place in the hall, its grounds, or the surrounding countryside.

They receive token compensation: no options, no restricted stock and, for that matter, virtually no cash.

In a continuous strategy game, players choose from a wide range of possibilities, a virtually infinite set of choices.

With virtually no public charging stations across the U. S. , General Motors is justifiably concerned.

"In the past couple of years common fishes like pike and perch have had virtually no reproduction in the inner part of the archipelago. "

"Today, investment banks, the pride of Wall Street, have virtually ceased to exist, " he said.

At the same time, he manages virtually to destroy the world financial markets and win back the affections of his wife, an artist.

Moderate salt reduction is an absolute necessity and can be attained by deletion of some of the salt added to virtually all processed food.

To children born into such a home there seemed nothing singular in having art and artists the topic of virtually every conversation.

Together, these Oscar favorites ask a virtually unanswerable question: What makes a movie the best of the year?

And how could construction go virtually unnoticed and unreported for more than a year?

Tom Sawyer, it was noted, virtually omitted the dark side of life.

China is now hard-wired into the investment case of virtually every commodity. Does that apply to gold?

Virtually any identifying attribute of a method can be mapped from class and package names down to annotations and return types.

While virtually no one died from starvation, many did not have enough to eat.

This includes virtually any host today, but just to be sure, check with your host before you install these services.

For the men, that is; the center, like virtually every other public place in Afghanistan, is strictly segregated by sex.

India had virtually no sales until two years ago, but its nascent market is fast expanding and could eclipse Europe's in the next year.

The balloon-borne radars can virtually act as AWACS themselves, an Air Force official said.

Created by Japanese beauty brand Shiseido, the simulator allows users to virtually apply make-up to eyes, lips and cheeks.

By the end of fiscal year 2010 virtually all of the money allocated to these programmes will have been spent.

It claims to have lost virtually none of its top talent to competitors in spite of the red-hot market for experts in the field.

The situation of the company has quickly deteriorated, It has become virtually unmanageable.

Albeit with a strong need for approval, since self-reliance has been discouraged at virtually every turn.

"And it stimulated housing, because effectively the cost of investment was negative, you could borrow money for virtually nothing. "

Virtually no one walks into a store with a perfectly preplanned shopping list.

That way, I would be able to write off virtually all of my income, including ordinary living expenses, and pay nothing to the government.

The overwhelming consensus was that virtually all the teacher-subjects would refuse to obey the experimenter.

On some systems, the OS is a little intrusive; on the MediaMVP, like the TiVo, it's virtually invisible.

The same chart a year or so ago would have shown virtually the opposite relationship.

Virtually every health-conscious person can quote the recommendation: Drink at least eight eight-ounce glasses of water per day.

Once a week, the team gets together, in person or virtually, and reviews the previous week's work.

"It is virtually impossible to do anything productive with offenders on short sentences, " he said.

Visiting the local cinema-virtually is the only form of entertainment.

The company saw declines in virtually every area of its traditional phone business.

Virtually every culture has multiple euphemisms for the word 'sex' in their language.

Climate policy is gridlocked, and there's virtually no chance of a breakthrough. Many factors have conspired to produce this situation.

The latest study also revealed that quality at Ford and Chevrolet is now virtually on par with that at Toyota.

For an accurate measurement, blood must be sampled frequently over a long enough time to observe virtually complete drug elimination.

Our list of law schools contains virtually all schools in the United States accredited by the American Bar Association.

It is virtually landlocked save for a small strip of land on the Adriatic sea, centered around the city of Neum.

Now things that are supposed to be private have become virtually private, going over the same lines as internet traffic.

"The earth's temperature increases, melting virtually all ice regions of the world, " he said.

"Most of the helicopter was virtually destroyed, " he said.

There's virtually no lag time, and there's no drastic difference in pressure if two or more faucets are open simultaneously.

It is because people sense the absurdity of such a question that it is virtually never raised.

Virtually every technology company is plugged into a global supply chain and gets its products from multiple sources.

It has also virtually extinguished the tourism industry, previously one of Syria's fastest-growing sectors.

Working out what fractious parties, pressure groups and power brokers are up to is virtually impossible.

In theory, it might be brought virtually to a stop, although it's hard to know what you'd do then.

Virtually the only way that a staff guy can be effective is if he's come up through the line.

We decided to formulate a Master Class that would accommodate a large number of students -- virtually.

I'll let you discover that your potential is virtually unlimited, and that your greatest resources are close to you, in your hands.

After taking account of this, Mr Cai estimates that China's surplus labour has been virtually exhausted.

Sufferers do not go blind, but find it virtually impossible to read, drive, or do tasks requiring fine, sharp, central vision.

Since the heat is solar-generated and the wood is free, Mr. Weingarten's heating bill is virtually zero.

Judge Roland Fasano told Clark that he'd snuffed out the life of a promising young woman and virtually destroyed the lives of two families.

Opposition focused on the fact that Chinalco, as with virtually all large Chinese companies, answers to the leaders of the Communist party.

It has proved virtually impossible for emerging market economies to run large deficits, without running into crises.

To visit to the local cinema-virtually the only form of entertainment.

An innovative online presentation catalogue. TOKYO MARCH : Online users around the world march virtually in a line on Google Maps.

But for mothers of any age, the screening also virtually eliminates the risk of genetic conditions like Down's.

Many countries around the world do not have regulations for air pollution, which makes control virtually impossible.

Missiles fired from it could reach virtually every home in Israel in less than a minute.

Cinemas like the one in Colorado where the shooting took place last week are closely regulated in virtually every respect but one.

Despite having a few Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise locations, Sanders was left virtually penniless after paying off his debts.

To complicate matters in the US, much of the country's residential property would be virtually worthless if petrol sold at European prices.

'Virtually anybody who gets a slice of the pie is going to be quite happy. '

The diagnostic accuracy was virtually identical in baseline and serial samples, regardless of the time of chest-pain onset.

This gives your applications a look and feel that makes them virtually indistinguishable from native applications.

UNDP is financed by voluntary contributions from virtually every Member of the United Nations and its related agencies .

Over the last decade, Yahoo Japan held onto its dominant position here while Yahoo languished virtually everywhere else.

At the time the child is virtually impossible as they are now spoiled.