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"virtually" Definitions
  1. almost or very nearly, so that any slight difference is not important
  2. (computing) by the use of computer software that makes something appear to exist; using virtual reality technology
"virtually" Synonyms
almost practically near nearly about borderline nigh fairly approximately most roughly feckly much fair somewhere approaching essentially around basically fundamentally per se intrinsically alone independently singularly solely as such by itself in itself of itself by definition in essence by its very nature by and of itself in and of itself innately constitutionally congenitally on the whole generally overall commonly largely mainly mostly predominantly principally substantially typically altogether chiefly customarily effectively habitually usually normally ordinarily indirectly implicitly tacitly impliedly verifiably literally palpably genuinely certifiably truely objectively unquestionably positively incontestably irrefutably realistically tangibly certainly cybernetically connectedly accessibly streamingly availably socially digitally electronically robotically imaginarily unreally fancifully mythically fictitiously chimerically fantastically visionarily fabulously fictionally illusorily ideally phantasmally phantasmically legendarily notionally whimsically hypothetically theoretically hallucinatorily completely wholeheartedly totally firmly steadfastly absolutely entirely unreservedly constantly unqualifiedly unhesitatingly unconditionally unshakably definitely utterly perfectly unadulteratedly unquestioningly outrightly solidly holographically stereographically stereoscopically concretely sculpturally orthorhombically fakely falsely artificially bogusly spuriously feignedly affectedly phonily(US) counterfeitly assumedly contrivedly unnaturally forcedly plastically factitiously insincerely fraudulently mechanically deceptively misleadingly apparently nominally seemingly synthetically supposedly ostensibly ostensively allegedly purportedly More
"virtually" Antonyms
nowhere absolutely thoroughly utterly fully totally completely entirely positively truly effectively categorically comprehensively decisively unquestionably manifestly altogether flat-out by no means exactly precisely far already now earlier previously antecedently anteriorly preliminarily by now there superficially on the surface accurately correctly strictly bang on dead on smack-dab spot on squarely actually authentically legally really

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Virtually everyone Mr. Walsh spoke to disagreed with virtually everything he said.
Trump argues virtually every day in virtually every forum that Obamacare is failing.
Radical transparency is to make it that virtually everybody can see virtually everything for themselves.
You could plug any headphones from virtually anywhere into virtually anything, and they would just work.
"According to the plaintiffs' complaint virtually every U.S. citizen has the right to sue virtually any government agency," said Grant.
Venmo is a payment app owned by PayPal that's virtually ubiquitous among 20-somethings and virtually invisible to anyone older.
He started 20183 with virtually every elected Democrat disliking him, and ends 2017 with virtually every elected Democrat disliking him.
Granted, these are the risks one runs in trusting the coverage of virtually any issue at virtually any mass-media publication.
Is it easier, in the future, to visit spaces virtually, or does the apparatus needed to visit them virtually become hard to get?
While the water rule subjects virtually all waters to complete federal control, the habitat rule subjects virtually all land to complete federal control.
We have virtually no inventory and we have virtually no returns, and those are the big reasons why e-commerce is such a tough business.
That's because he acquired the QSBS stock for virtually nothing, and multiplying it by 10 still results in virtually nothing — obviously far less than $10 million.
The sticky, webby bivouacs of Eastern tent caterpillars festoon virtually every black cherry tree in sight, and the caterpillars have chewed the poor plants virtually leafless.
Duffin and Schaeffer conjectured that those two outcomes correspond exactly to whether your sequence can approximate virtually all irrational numbers with the demanded precision, or virtually none.
There's good reason to question the scope of that doctrine now, when virtually everyone is online virtually all the time, being exposed to constant, warrantless digital surveillance.
After virtually blacking out numerous times, Jane appears (virtually) in front of me and in reassuring tones tells me she sometimes experiences these fits numerous times a week.
But if virtually every other kind of extreme content does well on virtually every other platform, it's hard to believe that politically extreme content on YouTube would be the exception.
The thing about CES that everybody needs to know is that virtually nothing, except in very rare cases, virtually nothing that happens at CES works in the year that follows.
New York is no better — virtually a carbon copy.
The Yeti Tundra, conversely, is a workhorse — virtually indestructible.
BUT WE'RE ON VIRTUALLY EVERY – WE'RE ON EVERYBODY ELSE.
False claim: Virtually all immigrants disappear Trump also claimed falsely that when immigrants are let into the country to have their cases heard by a court, they virtually all go into hiding.
That virtually guarantees the Senate will kill or substantially rework the legislation, leaving the Republicans' No. 1 promise -- shouted daily on the campaign trail by Trump and virtually every Republican lawmaker -- unfulfilled.
What's more, they've done it with virtually no official pushback.
Britain was virtually bankrupt, but surrendering the project was divisive.
Reed made both free throws to virtually seal the victory.
Of the final looks, she says they are virtually indistinguishable.
The best moments in my travels are virtually always free.
But, Trump is virtually certain to be that Republican nominee.
Virtually every flagship phone released last year takes great photos.
It's virtually impossible to capture the 3D effect in pictures.
Otherwise, these devices are virtually identical to last years' models.
Indeed, Merkel speaks to Putin virtually every week by telephone.
They know that virtually, but emotionally really they don't know.
Section 230 allows virtually every major social platform to function.
Despite Gatter's sample's strange plumage, the DNA was virtually identical.
So, here's another thing: virtually everything in your medicine cabinet.
China claims virtually the whole of the South China Sea.
Riggleman is a businessman who is virtually unknown in Virginia.
In the second task, the routine was repeated, but virtually.
That pattern holds among those who plan to attend virtually.
On virtually every level, it's going to be more difficult.
I think virtually every Republican Senator disagrees with this approach.
And virtually no one believes Yahoo is superior to Google.
The fact that we're virtually independent is also a challenge.
Can you distinguish the virtually real from the entirely fake?
Its universal design works with virtually all smart reading devices.
It's a virtually guaranteed Adapted Screenplay winner, which isn't nothing.
For the first five years, it was just virtually impossible.
We don't wanna go over 290%, virtually on any stock.
In its early days, virtually all its fighters were Thai.
And on virtually every practical level, it's hard to beat.
These factors will virtually guarantee a high level of casualties.
I know virtually all of these nations and their leaders.
Isn't that the premise of virtually every other Pokémon game?
Apple is virtually confirmed to be joining the pack soon.
There is virtually no downside in that kind of move.
Shares in the company were virtually flat at 0814 GMT.
They are sharp and sibilant with virtually zero bass reproduction.
It was virtually unheard of in science before her observation.
Virtually every major city reported a gathering of some sort.
Trump's approval rating was virtually unchanged among Democratic voters, however.
That's a whole lotta space with virtually nothing within it.
And unsurprisingly, it's incredibly easy to physically and virtually hack.
"Hefetz was at the crossroads of virtually everything," Shelev wrote.
And virtually all of the usual suspects will be there.
Virtually every action appeared to be tied to an emotion.
Everyone else was virtually unrecognizable among these Wisconsin swing voters.
Alan Grayson, who has virtually no support among Democratic politicians.
Virtually every poll — except for CNN.... No one watched CNN.
FFXV's updates have altered virtually every facet of the experience.
"So these men are virtually impossible to study," she explains.
Trucking is a massive industry that affects virtually every American.
The number of prosecutions and convictions has been virtually nil.
Zoom's stock saw virtually no impact after the flaw revelations.
The once rare and gentle beast is now virtually inescapable.
It also leaves them with virtually no physical retail presence.
"Catastrophic wildfires are virtually impossible to put out," Gray said.
Virtually everyone agreed that this was just a bad idea.
To be fair, so is virtually every other online service.
George W. Bush, for example, virtually disappeared during Obama's term.
Even more magical: They work on virtually any skin tone.
The chances of picking a perfect bracket are virtually impossible.
Virtually every human being has a need to feel understood.
Rubio is virtually alone in this concern among his colleagues.
He is donating virtually all of his wealth to charity.
Leonardo DiCaprio's Oscar hopes are now virtually in your hands.
This seems great for virtually every involved party, Instagram included.
But you heard virtually nothing from any speaker on the
Virtually all referred to his skin color and destructive power.
Virtually overnight, tens of thousands of people were set adrift.
Prices there virtually dictate the path for the physical market.
The Red Sox were virtually unstoppable all Summer and Fall.
All of these fashion clubs virtually work the same way.
Spain also recently took virtually full control of Catalonia's spending.
Shares of both companies were virtually unchanged in extended trading.
Virtually everything you own spent some time on 18 wheels.
The cabin was virtually free of wind or tire noise.
Virtually everything that is around you was once someone's epiphany.
Virtually everything we know about (HB2) are the negative effects.
It's Trump vs everyone else -- including virtually every elected Republican.
The number of prosecutions and convictions has been virtually nil.
At a media event in January, they were virtually inseparable.
Reporters cover virtually every molecule of Hollywood news these days.
What we don't know: Virtually everything else about the motive.
At another time the snow and ice were virtually absent.
Virtually every (rail) subdivision was washed out or under water.
If he lost it, he had virtually no path forward.
But in virtually every way, Bennett seems far more assured.
A soft particle is one that has virtually no energy.
Virtually every review of Her Smell mentions the Hole frontwoman.
Samsung's two new Chromebooks are virtually identical inside and out.
It promotes unreasonable doubt that lands on virtually every survivor.
It's true that, next to Trump, virtually anyone looks good.
It's virtually impossible to change another person's attitude for them.
That sets EIA apart from virtually every other energy forecaster.
There were many exaggerated flops, and virtually no scoring chances.
That number has stayed virtually unchanged in the past year.
Casey, such that virtually any abortion restriction thereafter would stand.
These come much more virtually alive in writing to you.
I'd just undergone a liver transplant without virtually any anesthesia.
Given these impressive dimensions, the Lannister stronghold is virtually impenetrable.
Virtually every president has an adversarial relationship with the press.
Unless, of course, virtually no one else had reported it.
Overall, more and more plans are covering virtually identical services.
Leaders and their policies are virtually irrelevant to this dynamic.
Yet, the bureaucrats have denied virtually all dying prisoners' requests.
They are virtually identical with several leading Democratic presidential hopefuls.
Think about that — virtually no broadband just 20 years ago.
Low levels of American savings also make deficits virtually unavoidable.
The newest units produce virtually no fuel oil at all.
An infrastructure initiative in 2018 is "virtually certain," he said.
She has spent virtually her entire life on the garden.
And virtually every aspect of the unfolding calamity was predicted.
Today, those vaccines have virtually eliminated polio around the world.
It's virtually impossible for you to win the Republican nomination.
Mancera and Rodriguez have virtually identical numbers against either candidate.
Others say the job training they received was virtually useless.
Like virtually all Egyptians, they feared cold, rain, and silence.
For the last month, the girls cried virtually every day.
There are virtually no buildings except the jailhouse and Mrs.
He had relatively few friends, and virtually no close ones.
However, it was virtually tied with Netflix, which had 124.
It's a classic, versatile basic that goes with virtually anything.
The key obstruction portion of the report is virtually unredacted.
Virtually all Republicans and Democrats support Cruz and O'Rourke respectively.
But they have remained, perhaps wisely, a virtually silent minority.
There are few leads and virtually no pieces of evidence.
Abkhazia's airport has gone virtually untouched since the early 1990s.
Virtually everything, and everyone, does double duty as a symbol.
The agency has, however, done virtually nothing on this front.
Gift cards to virtually anything they could need or want
There are advent calendars for virtually every interest and budget.
"The platform's popularity exploded among Saudis virtually overnight," Abdulaziz said.
And these conflicts continue with virtually no end in sight.
These planes are older than virtually everybody in this room.
Microsoft was powering virtually all of Yahoo's search in 2012.
Davis did virtually all of his damage from long range.
"[Machine learning] is going to be virtually everywhere," says Veeramachaneni.
It went to a virtually unknown writer named Conan O'Brien.
Clinton and Mr. Sanders are virtually neck and neck. 5.
Here are five virtually surefire ways to slowly build wealth.
It is now virtually the only drug inmates are using.
Plus, sperm are virtually immune to the drug they tested.
They are remarkably resilient, virtually indestructible, and built to survive.
It's virtually impossible to flip over while you're in there.
Running through subway tunnels when you're tripping is virtually insane.
Speed has been virtually lost in the transition to 3D.
At 19, I had virtually no experience with apartment hunting.
I'll note, however, that popcorn has virtually no nutrition content.
Now that's true on virtually all whole life insurance policies.
But that overlooks an important fact: Virtually everything about Mrs.
It was a stop, virtually everyone agrees, that began normally.
In notebook form like this, the data was virtually useless.
It's virtually impossible not to touch your face, I realize.
"They virtually blacked it out of their newscast," he said.
Virtually none of his appointments will require a confirmation process.
Virtually everybody expects Romney to win the primary in June.
They also fold neatly and fit into virtually any bag.
The 21880064s are virtually indistinguishable from their predecessors, head on.
"I suspect Trump knows virtually nothing about FOIA," Hammitt said.
Suppose that next year virtually every student passed the tests.
Before the 280s, mass bleaching events were virtually unheard of.
The new AirPods look virtually identical to the previous generation.
Now it's at a point where I'm virtually completely codependent.
There's just virtually no way that's going to be true.
Topre switches can withstand 30 million keystrokes — virtually a lifetime.
Even so, we still need one other, not just virtually.
Republicans have controlled the State Senate virtually uninterrupted for decades.
Now they are being brought together in one place — virtually.
This standard would make stopping "refusals to deal" virtually impossible.
For days, he was virtually paralyzed and ignored his food.
Like virtually everywhere else, the festival, which runs through Aug.
Women and girls were deprived of virtually all their rights.
His rallies are broadcast live on virtually every television channel.
If that's the case, you can stay in touch virtually.
This means more employees are also having their meetings virtually.
Halloween abounds in scary possibilities, virtually all of them fictional.
Right now, we live virtually next door to each other.
Watch members of the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra play Beethoven virtually.
Her hip bones will also need to be virtually reconstructed.
Unlike the characters in videogames, though, robots don't exist virtually.
Biden leads virtually every poll, albeit by wildly divergent margins.
It features six blades to leave virtually any surface spotless.
While he's gained a virtually insurmountable delegate lead over Sen.
Virtually all of the reunited families are in removal proceedings.
Legally — and because the Democrats would be virtually attempting murder.
"There is virtually no conversation taking place," the officer said.
Patients can appeal virtually any other claim that Medicare denies.
Since then, wages have regained virtually all of that ground.
He has done virtually nothing well that I can see.
Virtually every other meaningful Republican in the area did, too.
Virtually none of the judges we heard about did that.
The result, for virtually all Americans, has meant lower prices.
He's virtually certain to be there well into the game.
"To the exclusion of virtually everything," he says, eliminate debt.
In the last decade, median income has stood virtually still.
She has been virtually silent on social media about impeachment.
Discipline problems virtually disappeared; attendance numbers have never been better.
Brees and Kamara were virtually unstoppable in the first half.
They have supported American foreign policy on virtually every front.
Kremlin does identify outlets willing to publish virtually anything and
Now, with virtually nothing to lose, he's gotten worse. Wow.
It's something that we talk about virtually at every meeting.
Dances are virtually impossible to legally claim as one's own.
With Cole on the mound, the lead was virtually insurmountable.
Virtually all modern religious and secular Jews applauded this development.
He can say he disagrees with her on virtually everything.
Most rooms are virtually identical in look, size, and amenities.
The design is virtually unchanged from last year's Galaxy Buds.
But Ms. Saye was still virtually unknown, Mr. Bailey said.
It's virtually 100 percent the American consumer, not the Chinese.
You can teach yourself virtually anything on the internet now.
Virtually every national publication, including The Times, can do better.
We virtually -- very rarely did we ever win a case.
This will set a precedent for virtually unlimited executive power.
By 1979, polio had been virtually eliminated in developed nations.
They had virtually no personal belongings, a man told me.
Mr. Trump lies, dissembles and misleads at virtually every opportunity.
Romney won virtually every seat in this category in 2012.
"The President has virtually unrestricted nuclear launch authority," Pfiefier said.
In some markets, there are virtually no affordable units left.
Today's technology is transforming virtually every job in every industry.
He holds virtually every goaltending record in Devils franchise history.
"Virtually every promise of ObamaCare has been broken," he said.
But virtually all of Thurman's devotees agree on one point.
Virtually everything else is subservient to that: diplomacy, science, conservation.
A virtually identical situation occurred before the elections in September.
Fracking, Fukushima, Tesla – these were virtually unknown a decade ago.
Hurricane season started last week and virtually no one noticed.
"There's been virtually no bipartisan legislating this Congress," Raju said.
There is virtually nothing left for the Palestinians to negotiate.
It also cut off virtually all phone and internet communications.
In 2000, the cell phone was virtually unknown in Africa.
And his followers cheer him on with virtually cultlike affirmation.
White supremacy was virtually eradicated from our country generations ago.
It has virtually all the functionality of an Echo Show.
Some areas saw more modest increases or virtually no change.
Virtually the only vehicles on the roads were wailing ambulances.
The Hispanic population was virtually unchanged over the same period.
Most wines would go bad, but Madeira is virtually indestructible.
But for the next 22016 years "November" was virtually unknown.
And virtually all leave surgery with a prescription for opioids.
I had to virtually eradicate my own existence from myself.
Without this job, I am virtually unemployable at my age.
Virtually every business is becoming more digital and more mobile.
By comparison, American savings bonds are in virtually limitless supply.
By the early 1950s, virtually the entire country had electricity.
Two standard measures of care quality saw virtually no change.
Virtually all of the most active Anonymous hackers were arrested.
Before the 1980s, mass bleaching events were virtually unheard of.
Intel is involved with this shift at virtually every step.
We're further apart than ever before, both virtually and physically.
The feds have a virtually unlimited ability to borrow cash.
First, the artists met virtually to talk about their ideas.
It's seems like it will be virtually impossible to quantify.
As ICL describes it, there is a virtually unlimited supply.
Corey Lewandowski seemed virtually invincible for much of Donald Trump's campaign.
Yet there is virtually no public debate over the 4th amendment.
Unlike ceramic, however, Making Modern claims that MYMUG is virtually indestructible.
That's not surprising: Paper is virtually always accessible and offers simplicity.
It purifies the air and will spruce up virtually any residence.
You're virtually in the office, using your company's Wi-Fi network.
The suspect&aposs brick apartment building is virtually on its doorstep.
Virtually every single thing about Wear 2.0 is faster than before.
Virtually every single thing about Wear 2.0 is faster than before.
Huawei, OnePlus, and virtually every phone maker can easily catch up.
But the agreement May made last week makes that virtually impossible.
Markets and hospitals were closed and the streets were virtually deserted.
Archaeologists have virtually no idea what the structure actually looked like.
But you virtually never hear him talk about the influence of
What they say is false and slanderous in virtually every respect.
Like virtually all good machine learning-based tools, Wong built home.
Soon, Americans will start learning how that compares to virtually none.
Since then, he's held virtually every office in France except president.
The Point: Trump is an atypical president by virtually every measure.
WE'RE NOW NUMBER ONE OR NUMBER TWO IN VIRTUALLY EVERY CATEGORY.
We're taken advantage of by every nation in the world, virtually.
And in doing so, it has virtually infinite ways to misstep.
The tail end of the plane virtually disintegrated in the crash.
We don't wanna go over 210 percent, virtually on any stock.
But as the years went on, the situation virtually reversed itself.
And the violence has had virtually no impact on the talks.
Remarkably, May's template to exit the bloc faces virtually certain defeat.
"The McDonald's Happy Meal is known to virtually everyone," she said.
The chances that Ms Santhirabose's husband will reappear are virtually nil.
Under virtually any other circumstance, I'd never have had the nerve.
Billed as "virtually impossible to climb or cut," according to NPR.
And I did last year, and I will virtually every year.
And virtually no one is prepared for this amount of supply.
The money is spread across virtually every area of the economy.
Together, they will have the DFS market virtually all to themselves.
He noted that it virtually eliminated his joint and muscle pain.
Over in South Korea, the Kospi closed virtually flat at 2,224.44.
The app can recognize virtually any song, even over background noise.
The S&P 8003, however, was virtually unchanged during the session.
And yet the Saudis keep pumping oil at virtually full capacity.
On a given subject, 90 percent of people know virtually nothing.
It puts together a low-res preview in virtually no time.
Today, virtually no Republicans are more liberal than the median Democrat.
It is virtually impossible for a foreigner to become a citizen.
IoT is poised to dramatically transform virtually every aspect of medicine.
Virtually free, it cost a fraction of a cent per liter.
Virtually every Batman iteration, every character, every villain gets their moment.
Virtually all resales of guns by private individuals are left unregulated.
It comes with $30 billion in debt and virtually unlimited liabilities.
It helps that virtually each aspect is strong on its own.
But between 1991 and 2003, Japan stagnated, and growth virtually stopped.
Virtually none of the signatories is based in a Muslim country.
Indeed, there's virtually no doubt that indoor tanning causes skin cancer.
A win against Senegal on Sunday will virtually assure them progress.
Virtually every hero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe makes an appearance.
She did this without bonafide second stars virtually her entire career.
With the spread of social media, the task is virtually impossible.
Virtually all of that money came from donors giving small checks.
HE SAID THAT WAS TRUE IN VIRTUALLY EVERY COUNTRY THEY TRACK.
It has virtually zero impact on developing electricity from renewable energy.
It's just 2.57 millimeters thick, giving it a virtually invisible profile.
He is unqualified in virtually every relevant way for the presidency.
Japan, which has virtually no women's movement, has four flourishing clubs.
Gay Muslims tend to be virtually invisible in the United States.
They're also virtually impossible to enjoy for longer than ten minutes.
"Virtually every brain system is activated during women's orgasms," he said.
This study, the researchers claim, suggests that will be virtually impossible.
But science and common sense alike suggest that is virtually impossible.
There is virtually no other authoritative power advocating for methadone decriminalization.
The non-placebo group experienced virtually no improvement in this area.
They sell in more than 170 countries — virtually the entire world.
On virtually every page it is colourful, funny and pointedly aphoristic.
But the idea of virtually experiencing homelessness is pretty well-trodden.
Virtually no one argues against improving the country's dated digital infrastructure.
Best of all, YouRoam makes all those international calls virtually free.
And the First Twitter account going virtually silent on November 9th!
Sadr was virtually unknown outside Iraq before the 2003 U.S. invasion.
Customers upload a photo and a designer will "dress" them virtually.
But the other two polls came up with virtually even splits.
Facetune has allowed virtually anyone to participate in that same manipulation.
Finally, they virtually "unrolled" the scroll to reveal the writing inside.
He missed virtually all of last year with a shoulder injury.
This is true for virtually all oysters, from Galveston to Gaul.
The new poll numbers are virtually unchanged from pre-Parkland levels.
That left 20043 federal gun laws virtually unused, per their analysis.
In 2011 he published the results: Virtually all the mice survived.
Oatmeal raisin cookies are virtually absent from brown bag lunches internationally.
At the moment, Japan's exports to South Korea are virtually stagnant.
We forgot its birthday and seemingly so did virtually everyone else.
It's virtually impossible to imagine this election coming down to Utah.
The Manafort indictment has virtually nothing to do with the campaign.
Several years ago he began to virtually stage his own properties.
" He continued: "This action is virtually unprecedented in American legal history.
In fact, virtually everyone who has reviewed these apps prefer 1Password.
The re-election of Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, is virtually certain.
Dean says his father virtually abandoned him after his mother died.
There is virtually no judicial involvement or oversight in those cases.
The mayor of Surabaya has made her city virtually litter-free.
Throughout the campaign and transition, Trump was virtually silent on education.
It also has skinny bezels for a virtually borderless screen experience.
Yet, we've heard virtually nothing of substance from either presidential candidate.
There is virtually nothing in this answer that makes any sense.
Levitt listened intently and agreed with Nye on virtually every point.
Brimelow agrees that "virtually nothing" has been done in this space.
Meanwhile, virtually everyone likes lower taxes and better-funded local schools.
The Dow fought its way back to virtually breakeven for March.
After Prohibition ended, the practice was virtually unused for several decades.
As with virtually any protest, the day was far from perfect.
Virtually every modern product has a global supply chain behind it.
Ryan said his staff and Trump's were in contact virtually daily.
Virtually every country now is saying we really have to reform.
The recipient gets to virtually scratch to reveal the suggested gift.
Partisanship has made effective oversight of the executive branch virtually impossible.
In reality, The George Group had virtually no income generating operations.
But unlike Shakespeare, it remains virtually unknown outside its home country.
As you virtually turn your back on Trump, you need not
What's more, new laws virtually always require regulations to implement them.
But, in today's virtually enabled world, "presence" is a slippery concept.
She has held virtually every senior committee position possible in Washington.
This liberal push for equality in virtually EVERYTHING is beyond ridiculous.
"Virtually anything you can imagine creates opportunity to monetize," Edelman said.
It's a practical yet stylish bag option for virtually any situation.
The moderates' position is supported by virtually all Democrats, as well.
But those are virtually impossible to attain under a Republican president.
Such man-made stones are virtually indistinguishable from the natural sort.
But Virtually Live has refined the experience a ton since then.
A recent Quinnipiac Poll showed Mr. Trump virtually tied with Mrs.
I know that's virtually impossible for you but at least try.
Office politics virtually disappeared; nobody had the time or the patience.
So during entire Yemen & Khashoggi crisis, our embassy was virtually powerless.
Sherman's resolution has virtually no chance while Republicans control the House.
Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R) was virtually certain to lose.
Today, virtually all campaigns conduct their surveys off voter registration files.
Since then, she has discovered that the glasses are virtually indestructible.
Weisselberg signed virtually all of the checks or Trump University himself.
However, over the past two trading days, both are virtually flat.
He records virtually no support from black voters in the polls.
The ads for Democratic opponents of Republican incumbents virtually write themselves.
When they are really badly virtually staged, I get really upset.
Andrew Cuomo, even though they opposed parole in virtually all cases.
Its process for issuing new rules has virtually ground to halt.
But they go virtually unregulated by the Food and Drug Administration.
Virtually everywhere federal enforcement has withered, states can provide a substitute.
Like virtually everyone of his time, he found the idea horrifying.
Most notably, the risky junk bond market has virtually shut down.
Virtually everyone who works in or around government has a story.
Outdoor entertaining becomes virtually effortless with Crate & Barrel's Lunea melamine dinnerware.
Washington (CNN)Partisanship stretches to virtually every corner of American politics.
Just a few decades ago, it had virtually disappeared from Spain.
Interestingly, this rate was virtually unchanged among those who are uninsured.
As Salesforce exits, virtually no other suitors seem likely to emerge.
It sprayed shrapnel into his lower legs and virtually severed them.
The economy, after several years of devastating recession, is virtually stagnant.
These foreign powers are strong enough to match virtually any escalation.
But, by 2018, virtually none of the money was spent. Why?
Most tribal courts are virtually indistinguishable from the state courts nearby.
Conditions for virtually all other North Koreans are even worse. Absolutely.
Amazon.com's cloud computing business is pushing aggressively into virtually every market.
The text was rediscovered in 1980, but it was virtually unreadable.
Virtually anything that excites and motivates you and helps you grow.
There is electricity but virtually no lighting other than the sun.
In contrast, the product's user – a patient – has virtually no influence.
Perhaps this is because virtually no one takes Trump's plan seriously.
Powered by small variations in atmospheric temperature, it is virtually perpetual.
But researchers say other strategies are virtually certain to be needed.
Now we operate virtually two separate companies out of this space.
Virtually every interaction with the outside world is defined by danger.
Meanwhile, the model for U.S. high schools has remained virtually unchanged.
The one time I did get caught, it was virtually intentional.
So there are things that need to happen virtually immediately, right?
Chris Christie left them with virtually no preparation for a transition.
The hotel's steakhouse, BLT Prime by David Burke, sat virtually empty.
"We fought back virtually every one of them," Mr. Mash said.
So you can load it up with virtually anything you want.
With no digital trail, it's virtually impossible to recover the PIN.
Given that Democrats hold the majority, its passage is virtually assured.
He seems likely to pick up delegates in virtually every state.
Virtually all cars made in the United States contain imported parts.
Virtually all judges acknowledge that past precedents should sometimes be abandoned.
People who are disabled seem too often to be virtually invisible.
He posts like a fan, tagging virtually every message with #MAGA.
We virtually skipped the convention and just enjoyed each other's company.
But in general, getting banned from Gab is virtually unheard of.
Virtually every country in the world other than Israel opposes settlements.
It cannot be seen and is virtually undetectable with current technology.
Spoiler: The undue-hardship exception has virtually never applied to anyone.
Personal accountability for corporate executives has virtually disappeared for decades now.
Taiwan, Vietnam and China produce virtually all imported rubber tire tubes.
And virtually everybody in the Democratic presidential field is already there.
Virtually all of Buddy Holly's masters were lost in the fire.
It's more than what virtually any professional sports team is worth.
Virtually all of my friends or colleagues actively hate Mr. Trump.
It is virtually identical to the bikini Ms. Irgit had copyrighted.
Virtually all H.I.V. experts agree that his plan is medically sound.
As spiral-ham marketers like to say: It virtually serves itself!
Until Brexit happens, the combination makes him virtually impossible to fire.
He found it was "virtually ungoverned" and the inmates were armed.
Mr. Sanders, of Vermont, came from nowhere to virtually tie Mrs.
But the rest of the solar system offers virtually limitless resources.
They are really just socializing and playing virtually with kids online.
But only Mr. Trump has made it virtually his entire agenda.
"It's moved to the top of virtually everyone's agenda," Silver said.
Bloomberg's virtually bottomless pockets could provide a massive boost for Democrats.
Artists there attain a level of success virtually unheard-of Stateside.
National Republicans virtually ignored the race, viewing their nominee, Lt. Gov.
Mr. Trump's national message does virtually nothing to accommodate those voters.
Music mogul Diddy virtually sipped Ciroc with Lenny Kravitz and Usher.
Now, however, you can go on some of the rides virtually.
Instead of canceling the career fair, it will be held virtually.
Now I feel starved because there's virtually no chance of negotiation.
Students with special needs can be the hardest to teach virtually.
The action got virtually no attention in the media's news agenda.
Copa operates virtually all of its flights through Panama City's airport.
It is virtually the last power company producing electricity that way.
Among the huge piles of waste, they are also virtually invisible.
Today, that investigative unit, which I helped create, is virtually dead.
Salaries, they grumble, have been virtually flat for almost two decades.
Unfortunately for Falwell, that "tyranny" also makes his proposal virtually impossible.
They virtually filed through a narrow tunnel, one behind the other.
Mr. Kenyatta and Mr. Odinga were virtually tied in recent polls.
And he did it in the style that virtually everyone expected.
Virtually every construction company would have a piece of the action.
Virtually every one of them eagerly trumpets plans for electric vehicles.
After all, snark is part of how many people communicate virtually.
Virtually nobody will judge you for being sad about your mom.
Outside San Juan, the capital, cell service was virtually non-existent.
Voting stations accustomed to long lines were virtually empty on Sunday.
Many of the floors were virtually empty on a recent afternoon.
To hear them tell it, there's virtually nothing mastic can't do.
The Health Issue Forty years ago, feline hyperthyroidism was virtually nonexistent.
A major business deal could come to virtually any of them.
Apple had previously assembled virtually all of its products in China.
The proposal quickly faced resistance from virtually all corners of Washington.
These rates far outpace virtually every other country in the world.
Vegemite, beloved in Australia and virtually nowhere else, is coming home.
These ancient people must have disappeared virtually without descendants in Malawi.
Adjudication of antitrust disputes virtually turns the judge into a fortuneteller.
I do virtually all the shopping, cooking, dishes, bills and bookkeeping.
The two had virtually tied each other in the Iowa caucuses.
But virtually every national security adviser says they emulate Mr. Scowcroft.
Trump's organization in Arizona, several operatives there said, is virtually nonexistent.
With budget savings like that, taming the deficit was virtually automatic.
Sanders, meanwhile, has surged, virtually tying with former South Bend, Ind.
Asking is the key to achieving virtually anything we aspire to.
I sat down (virtually, of course) with Penczak to learn more.
Virtually everyone in the city is affected by serious health problems.
That's what Murray Hill virtually guarantees in this seasonal variety show.
President Trump, like virtually all Republicans, thinks we have too many.
But the Gospels name virtually none of the women Jesus encountered.
Virtually all Americans have detectable levels of PFAS in their blood.
Virtually everyone knows someone who has died of an opioid overdose.
He has done such a tremendous job with virtually no help.
Eight employees of SAC fell, but Cohen stepped away virtually untouched.
Virtually all of the cases involved bankruptcy, her area of expertise.
They were virtually on the scene before the plane stopped rolling.
The new 65003-megapixel A6500 looks virtually identical to the A6500.
Researchers identified hundreds of service providers, virtually all of Russian origin.
Front and back views of the virtually reconstructed Denisovan finger fragment.
Apple made virtually no mention of AR during the iPhone event.
The move received virtually no press coverage, despite the price tag.
Net revenues were virtually stable at 32.3 billion reais last year.
Trump says he has called "virtually all" of the families. Rep.
Johnson said he is "virtually certain" the attack was from Iran.
Virtually all car models in America have Mexican parts, she said.
Autonomous vehicles may one day virtually eliminate traffic fatalities and congestion.
Exporting virtually any other product would have a greater economic payoff.
In order to comply with what America wanted, we virtually stopped.
Virtually every late-night comedy show drowns Trump in nightly ridicule.
So far, muni bonds virtually have tracked the move in Treasurys.
We found this last line of defense is virtually non-existent.
The S&P 500 was virtually unchanged, losing 0.01% to 2991.77.
It works with virtually all iPhones, starting with the iPhone 4s.
The initiative offers virtually open-ended talk therapy free of charge.
Interest in the literature of the Arab world was virtually nil.
But still, they were sung and published with virtually no interference.
I have virtually no expenses, and live pretty much for free.
Virtually blind toward the end, he knew his days were numbered.
And he is intent on giving virtually his entire fortune away.
Virtually no white children grew up in those very poor areas.
The article claims that virtually no artist addressed contemporary political issues.
Luckily, Old Faithful isn't the only landmark you can see virtually.
We're told they said virtually nothing during the flight to Guadalajara.
Meanwhile, the cost of an abortion has remained virtually the same.
This was a clear win for her on virtually every front.
Virtually everyone in Twitter's upper ranks was at Cannes this year.
"Virtually all are using other drugs," McAuley said of benzo users.
There is also virtually no chance that nuclear power can be as cost efficient as virtually any other source, but especially renewables such as wind and solar, even if they have the additional cost of battery storage.
"As for aluminum, it is a virtually zero issue as Rusal sells only around 10 percent to 15 percent of volumes there and will send the material elsewhere at virtually no cost," BCS wrote in a note.
Virtually all Marvel movies have some questionable price-of-entry element that audiences just have to decide to accept if they're going to enjoy the movie, and here, that's virtually every element of Hank and Hope's plan.
"As for aluminium, it is a virtually zero issue as Rusal sells only around 10 percent to 15 percent of volumes there and will send the material elsewhere at virtually no cost," BCS wrote in a note.
"There's a simple criterion for whether you can approximate virtually every number or virtually no numbers," said James Maynard of the University of Oxford, co-author of the proof with Dimitris Koukoulopoulos of the University of Montreal.
The movie expends virtually no time running through this brief origin story.
Aleppo, Syria's largest city, is now virtually encircled by the Syrian Army.
And now the virus is virtually everywhere south of Florida and Texas.
Selfie Stick-It is a wireless smartphone mount that sticks virtually anywhere.
Plus, you can view the screen at virtually any angle without problem.
Conversely, many creatures found virtually everywhere else don't exist in New Zealand.
They said an investigation into the woman's report yielded virtually no evidence.
The Alabama measure virtually bans abortions, even cases of rape and incest.
The story portrays a country in which women have virtually no rights.
Inmates are incarcerated physically and they need to be virtually as well.
Virtually the entire country is mocking President Trump for his ignorant comments.
Excitingly, the same method could be used to virtually reconstruct similar ruins.
ACA. Ruling otherwise will license state or local politicians to put virtually
A redesigned Surface Pro with USB-CMark this one as virtually guaranteed.
In virtually every industry, understanding data is imperative to making business decisions.
The 76-year-old bones have virtually the same ratio at 0.756.
Lúgaro was virtually unknown on the island before she announced her candidacy.
Trump antagonists gave him virtually no credit, notwithstanding the robust U.S. economy.
It was virtually destroyed by Hurricane Hazel more than 50 years ago.
Stocks did virtually nothing as skeleton crews returned after the Christmas holiday.
With iOS 10, virtually no effort is required to access your camera.
Some are asked to be ready to work at virtually any moment.
In true Telltale fashion, you'll be able to play Batman virtually anywhere.
The approach to analyzing banks just described here is virtually never used.
This whole proposal has wide implications for virtually everything on the internet.
Women are still grossly underpaid across the board in virtually all professions.
But, he acknowledges, the scale of this cheating makes it virtually impossible.
"Within the marriage, [Philip] was in charge of virtually everything," says Lacey.
Signs like this were in virtually every public bathroom in Cape Town.
Clayton's employer, Sullivan & Cromwell, is virtually the house legal arm of Goldman.
"Virtually all of the increased exercise is not just dawdling," Mills said.
It's been the goal of virtually the entire international community for decades.
When you look at the monthly active users, we're virtually the same.
And, when you have no expectations, it's virtually impossible to be disappointed.
Remember, black unemployment was virtually zero across the South once, during slavery.
The Razer Phone runs on a virtually stock version of Android 7.1.
I had very little time, and virtually no memory to work with.
That's true in New York, that's true in virtually every every city.
THE stretch of the Pacific between Hawaii and California is virtually empty.
North Korea remains a virtually sealed society, impervious even to computer hackers.
Her career was taking off, but her social life was virtually nonexistent.
This virtually guarantees no substantive legislative achievements in the first 100 days.
Bong Joon-ho's "Parasite" is a virtually perfect film on every level.
It is widespread in virtually every profession and every walk of life.
Yet virtually everyone who cares about human rights hopes America will stay.
It was worth $3.5 million and made him a millionaire virtually overnight.
But for my family, it's the gadget that virtually connects us together.
On virtually every conceivable metric, things are going to get considerably worse.
Virtually everyone else connected with the story has shot it down, too.
"They're making it virtually impossible to get through a port of entry."
Worth noting: Trump plays golf at least once virtually every weekend. 238.
The problem is that those flashbacks are virtually all lumbering and awkward.
Snap also has an unconventional structure that gives shareholders virtually no power.
Or rather, the catharsis of becoming a chaotic goose, if only virtually.
The service will work for virtually all popular programming languages, including Microsoft's .
This is a case that, honestly, virtually devoid of any cognizable defense.
He was brutalized by virtually everyone when he first left for Miami.
Cuban regulations make new private construction virtually impossible, particularly in historic areas.
The line between TV and traditional computer is now virtually non-existent.
Therefore there is virtually no competition for the 100 government posts available.
A mobile profile that virtually every other tech company would die for.
Japan's farming lobby is far more powerful than America's — it's virtually untouchable.
It takes virtually no time to set it up and use it.
His supporters are now suggesting that he could govern virtually from Brussels.
The_Wall is a game which lets you virtually take down these barriers.
That animal, to virtually no one's surprise, is the freakishly durable tardigrade.
So there is virtually zero chance that he will agree to this.
Daily moves of 1 percent or more have been virtually non-existent.
He is also donating virtually all of his wealth to several charities.
That means virtually all college-aged people consistently watch videos on YouTube.
Concepts like rate limiting are virtually non-existent in such a scenario.
Dams have been virtually obliterated, levees have failed and entire communities marooned.
On Iran, the leading Democrats are all hitting virtually the same notes.
By leaving the Hasidic community, I lost virtually everything I'd ever known.
Loans from China, by contrast, have soared from virtually nothing to 4%.
First of all, you can have a Model S virtually right away.
It's just a shame that spotting the problem is becoming virtually impossible.
A Real Clear Politics polling average shows the two candidates virtually tied.
Virtually all hoverboards look alike, but Swagway is the brand everyone knows.
The Real Clear Politics polling average has the two candidates virtually tied.
Certain media outlets claimed that your approach was virtually invading people's privacy.
The people who need paid leave the most have virtually zero access.
At least that's what virtually every promo they've released makes us think.
Enter the slip dress, which you can find virtually anywhere these days.
" Sources told the Financial Times the Twitter sales process is "virtually dead.
His "Global Online Shop" takes virtually all its orders over the internet.
Virtually all traffic on our network is on our 4G LTE network.
In Europe, America and other developed places, virtually all of it is.
Various buildings can also be virtually touched using the HTC Vive's controller.
Chris Coons (D-DE), is virtually identical to House legislation from Rep.
He's telling them they'll have virtually unlimited opportunities to amend the bill.
It's been the goal of virtually the entire international community for decades.
It's been covered by virtually every media outlet (and now us, too).
There is virtually no transparency around how NSO Group sells its weapons.
There should be virtually no smell to it if it's really fresh.
Species of Bartonella are found in animals virtually everywhere in the world.
But the petition itself is so vague as to be virtually meaningless.
A second round against Kuczynski would be virtually tied, according to polls.
By the bill's definition, it's virtually any video game on the market.
Commonly known as lie detectors, polygraphs are virtually unused in civilian life.
It's virtually identical to the Mi 13, with a few notable exceptions.
At virtually the same moment, a response came back from Wendy Callahan.
Comcast looks like it is kicking this off with virtually all cash.
That's virtually nothing and doesn't matter to your day-to-day living.
As a result, virtually everything happening near the Home Mini was recorded.
Despite having virtually no path to victory, Sanders is staying the course.
This is an album where virtually none of the songs sound alike.
Patients on oral antibiotics had virtually no change to their skin microbes.
Virtually all the new body's members are supporters of the leftist leader.
Halloween character and saying virtually anything he pleases, Donald Trump has undeniably
Today, virtually all these flat-earthers have been forced into early retirement.
The water catastrophe in Flint has made housing there virtually without value.
Soon after, swallowing became extremely painful and he virtually lost his voice.
He's losing to her in Georgia and is virtually tied in Arizona.
Virtually the only studies that say otherwise are funded by your industry.
What the Boston Celtics are doing is virtually unprecedented for several reasons.
The report showed Toronto's housing starts trend was virtually unchanged in April.
Virtually everything that happens on April Fools' Day is greeted with skepticism.
When you belittle someone, it virtually shrinks them, making them seem small.
Characters can be virtually swiped from the card into the video game.
Under current trading expectations, there is virtually no chance of that happening.
"The modest fashion market is large and is virtually untapped," explained Guenez.
Since launching, CEO Orady tells TechCrunch there have been virtually no returns.
By virtually any measure, the accreditation system has been a costly failure.
Yet the issue was virtually shut out by the three presidential debates.
Virtually every state is racing to find ways to curb the crisis.
The wealthy, but tiny, Mideast nation imports virtually all of its food.
Virtually all of Carson's rivals hurried to New Hampshire after the caucuses.
Too bad there's so virtually no 8K content to play on it.
Even Sir Isaac Newton was virtually wiped out by such a gamble.
Virtually every surface in the film is scuffed, stained, slimy, or smeared.
"You can haggle over virtually anything in a competitive space," said Schulz.
Draghi did say, however, that the risk of deflation had virtually disappeared.
" (Steve Brusatte, Todd Marshall) "A time where tyrannosaur remains are virtually unknown.
Indeed, virtually every American circus with elephants has a history of tuberculosis.
A two-year corporate rate cut … would have virtually no growth effect.
Virtually everyone that's employed at the store is going to be there.
A unilateral ceasefire declared by the FARC last year virtually ended hostilities.
One issue that has long plagued virtually all smartwatches is battery life.
Achieving the required rate of protection is virtually impossible under this paradigm.
Lezo's Taqueria: Lezo's Taqueria is a restaurant that virtually nobody knows about.
Our present system of visa quotas and lotteries virtually ensures illegal immigration.
Thanks to its support, lenders treated the manufacturers as virtually risk-free.
Because they're an invaluable part of companies across virtually every professional industry.
Remember Trump's big talk about the "virtually impenetrable" border wall he's constructing?
That distinguishes psychedelics from "virtually any other approach in psychiatry," says Griffiths.
The names around his are virtually all those of Hall of Famers.
An examination of evidence from the past indicates this is virtually impossible.
Boudouma fishermen were left with virtually no way to feed their families.
Sunday, beneath a virtually cloudless sky, something was afoot on Christopher Street.
Democrats preserved virtually all of their opportunities on Tuesday night in California.
That fear is virtually vanquished when I wear Patagonia's Nanogrip swim pieces.
He vowed, for example, to leave massive social welfare programs virtually untouched.
Virtually everyone involved in making these deals is protected—except the homeowner.
YOUR ECONOMY IS VIRTUALLY THE SIZE OF OUR ECONOMY BY SOME MEASURES.
Will Israel have to continue to face these existential threats virtually alone?
And virtually every one of those families has a tale of valor.
Founded in 1929, it ran Mexico virtually without competition for seven decades.
By creating untold potential liabilities the statute has made utilities virtually uninsurable.
Equally dangerous was the notion that there was virtually no dose ceiling.
Today's congressional capacity to hold the executive branch accountable is virtually nonexistent.
This includes marvelous vegan versions of virtually every type of seafood imaginable.
This action contravenes virtually every element of the traditional conservative deregulatory narrative.
For several months this spring, virtually none were being tested, he said.
Buhari said state coffers were virtually empty when he assumed the presidency.
" Yet, Justice Cohen virtually mocked the claim as some "creed of one.
A president has virtually unilateral power to impose new regulations or to
I submit that it is virtually impossible, no matter what Bernhardt promises.
Virtually the entire population of the island was evacuated to nearby Antigua.
In virtually every practice, the Wildcats have what they call Wildcat Minute.
Google and Facebook have captured virtually all the growth in digital advertising.
Peru is virtually tied with Colombia as the world's biggest cocaine producer.
And virtually every country in the world other than Israel opposes settlements.
"I lost virtually everything," van Buuren, 80, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
The disconcerting thing is that there are virtually no positives, all negatives.
" Carter said Russia's efforts in the war against ISIS are "virtually zero.
In some cases, oceans prove virtually uncrossable natural barriers to refugee flight.
This makes it virtually impossible for American farmers to sell to Cuba.
However, another lurking threat to Trump's legitimacy has attracted virtually no attention.
Virtually no one from either academy goes on to play professional football.
Virtually every corner of the hotel's public rooms invites exploration and contemplation.
An internal survey for Giunchigliani's campaign recently showed a virtually tied race.
I like that there's virtually no learning curve to play the game.
But by virtually any measure you choose, Trump's claim is false. 22.
Virtually all new businesses, after all, start with fewer than 85033 workers.
The reality is that you can say that about virtually any state.
There has been virtually no explanation of this procedure in the media.
Taliban shadow governments operate in virtually every province, and essentially control several.
Its timing and location signals have come to undergird virtually every technology.
Peru is virtually tied with Colombia as the world's top cocaine producer.
The plant is already operating virtually around the clock at full capacity.
Virtually all acknowledged that I had been treated unethically, if not contemptibly.
But there is virtually no evidence of modern American elections being fixed.
That leaves many Democrats believing time has virtually run out for Sanders.
Clinton supports policies that have caused 219 years of virtually stagnant wages.
The burning cathedral, like virtually everything in Wolfe's fiction, is multi-layered.
Scientists can use it to readily alter genes in virtually any species.
They give virtually every cent in the Trump Foundation to charitable causes.
You could even embark on an international adventure at virtually no cost.
Japanese cuisine, at the high end, is virtually all made by men.
This will be fueled by the opposition of virtually every veterans organization.
Before the Voting Rights Act, the South was virtually an apartheid state.
OPEC has reported that the global oil glut has virtually been eliminated.
Virtually all their revenue comes from impulse purchases at the checkout counter.
Trump systematically opposes human rights in virtually every form, foreign and domestic.
There is virtually no duplication to AT&T and what you do.
Republicans hold 43 of their 52 Senate seats, a virtually identical 22008%.
Payne thinks it's remarkable that something so cool could remain virtually unknown.
We know virtually nobody went to jail in after the banking crisis.
Under such logic, virtually any government spending could be justified in perpetuity.
But the potential of virtual reality for esports broadcasts is virtually limitless.
The shelves are virtually empty, and fighting's broken out over what's left.
A digital representation, if continuously transferred to new media, is virtually eternal.
"For one, banking in this industry is virtually impossible," the CEO said.
People can live virtually anywhere — but some do it better than others.
Camera updates have been the focus of virtually every flagship phone release.
And virtually everyone who lives in Brownsville has family in Latin America.
Checking every package on a regular basis would virtually paralyze their operations.
Trade experts say the bilateral approach has virtually no chance of success.
Sales in Belgium were virtually flat and operating profit fell 13.5 percent.
She then rearranged the breast tissue, and the dent is virtually unnoticeable.
And of virtually every elected official -- Republican or Democrat -- in the country.
A voter registration card virtually immunizes an alien from Border Patrol scrutiny.
In stark contrast, virtually every black Alabamian -- roughly 96%-- voted for Sen.
But New Jersey Transit has made virtually no progress toward that goal.
Kids are exposed to virtually all races and cultures as a child.
But they were persuaded to return guilty verdicts on virtually every count.
Simply put, virtually every factor that fuels hurricanes has been in place.
"Virtually none of them do I even know their names," he said.
What virtually no one predicted was Biden winning a high-turnout contest.
Fifty years after independence, Guyana has virtually fallen off the global map.
But the pit is cradled under the stage, virtually hidden from view.
Virtually every procedure, test, and drug costs substantially more here than elsewhere.
For virtually everyone but these fans, March Madness had yet to begin.
Virtually all voters who turned 18 after 1998 have been automatically registered.
It's virtually impossible to do a controlled study out in the sea.
Formerly unthinkable suggestions, like the mass deportation of migrants, became virtually routine.
Those numbers were virtually unchanged from a similar poll the month before.
And virtually no one will be ready for this amount of supply.
From its inception Bartella gave virtually no indication rehabilitation efforts were underway.
Like many of her artist peers, she is virtually unknown outside Australia.
It stands virtually no chance of approval in the Republican-controlled Senate.
It would also have more impact than virtually any other climate policy.
It's virtually impossible to imagine a Republican president doing so much today.
Hearings for Mr. Barr, whose confirmation seems virtually assured, resume this morning.
Virtually no economists believe that the tax cuts will pay for themselves.
Everyone is now a click away from learning virtually anything about anything.
Virtually no door, phone, mailbox or social site has been left untouched.
It's virtually impossible for the virus to survive when it's in transit.
So virtually every graduate transfer has fulfilled their obligations under their contracts.
In the moment, it was virtually unwatchable and barely even resembled football.
And a congressional majority could impeach the president on virtually any grounds.
Now, virtually every major architect in Bangladesh has a mosque project underway.
At what other physical institution can you learn about virtually any topic?
The pope gave a service to a physical congregation of virtually zero.
Virtually every state has taken steps to lock down its election processes.
Since both steels arrived pre-seasoned, there's virtually no set-up process.
But even that reform put virtually no oversight on the bureaus' practices.
"We have the support of virtually every major grassroots organization." https://t.
Manufacturing and trade in Hubei province has been virtually frozen since Jan.
The city of Wilmington, N.C., has been virtually cut off by floodwaters.
Women comprise the majority of minimum wage earners in virtually every state.
Most of Johnson's professors were black, as were virtually all the students.
At the Residenztheater, Martin Kusej has staged Schiller's historical tragedy virtually uncut.
He was eventually involved in virtually every area of the city's planning.
He has had virtually no previous public presence on the national scene.
The crowd included people from virtually every sector of media and entertainment.
Virtually no one buys anything with the Koch brand name on it.
Virtually all developed a global outlook on U.S. affairs, foreign and domestic.
The impossibly thin CST-20163 watch had proven virtually impossible to manufacture.
At Nagasu's age, though, learning a new jump was virtually unheard-of.
Lintermans pointed out that the stocky galaxias' breeding biology is virtually unknown.
At the most popular spots, virtually every inch of sand is occupied.
For them, America should make everything it needs and import virtually nothing.
Just don't try to virtually hang a ceiling lamp in your room.
In other words: Make it virtually impossible for anything to go wrong.
His home's not in order and his personal life is virtually nonexistent.
The deduction is on the chopping block under virtually all Republican proposals.
Polls showed Brown leading Hogan by double digits virtually from the beginning.
The Democratic turnout in Iowa in 2020 and 2016 was virtually unchanged.
Yet Republicans have paid virtually no political price for all of this.
At the time, the cultural conversation around transgender lives was virtually nonexistent.
But he had churned through virtually all of it by year's end.
It persuaded virtually no one who wasn't already persuaded of Trump's unfitness.
It is virtually impossible to reach consensus after constantly attacking someone's integrity.
Virtually no one is going back and forth between Trump and Clinton.
Freer, fairer trade would have made last week's deal virtually impossible, however.
Meanwhile, the incomes of the poorest half of humanity remain virtually unchanged.
"Virtually all of the pipelines running from Canada are full," Tran said.
But something, virtually sui generis, is at stake in the Menendez case.
Virtually all loans and borrowings were at fixed rates at end-2016.
John Lewis and Hank Johnson, jumped in with virtually no name recognition.
But virtually all Republican senators were accomplices; only two supported holding hearings.
In 2010, the solar industry in the UK was virtually non-existent.
That means you can upload, download, and stream, with virtually no buffering.
That program, however, has virtually stopped functioning under Education Secretary Betsy DeVos.
Gains were recorded in virtually every country stock market in the world.
Doctors told Herrera Beutler the prenatal condition was virtually a death sentence.
Virtually every expert predicts that Mayweather will have his way with McGregor.
South Sudan's currency is in freefall and hyperinflation has squeezed virtually everyone.
We usually have little understanding and virtually no control over that inheritance.
The acquittal has virtually no value because Americans know it wasn't fair.
Mr. Stein's cancer diagnosis made the switch to original Medicare virtually impossible.
The book tells the story "virtually to perfection," Roger Lowenstein wrote here.
Virtually all of what a school district spends money on is people.
To the contrary, on its face the pardon power appears virtually unlimited.
They have virtually no access to credit, depriving them of commercial opportunities.
Commerce in the area virtually shut down and schools went on lockdown.
We built it at a time when such capabilities were virtually nonexistent.
Focusing solely on a once-a-decade occurrence is virtually unheard of.
Such a relentless assault on a flagship corporate giant is virtually unprecedented.
It'll all be recorded on a virtually unchangeable digital ledger: a blockchain.
The United States pays more for prescription drugs than virtually anywhere else.
But virtually all are caught in the wild, according to Dr. Shepherd.
Virtually all of that was because of the rise of online platforms.
By the time he got to high school, he felt virtually invisible.
It's virtually the same endeavor: to show us that other people exist.
We arrived on a Sunday, when many small towns virtually shut down.
When inhaled, this can harm virtually every organ in the human body.
Virtually all of them were written after he appeared in the news.
By 1910, there were virtually no English-language pornography publishers in Britain.
In a little more than two weeks, virtually all power was back.
The country's pre-eminent political spokesperson is virtually unknown to the public.
History and current trends virtually guarantee Republicans will lose seats in November.
So it makes it virtually impossible for anybody else to take control.
"That leaves vulnerable virtually a huge number of people," Ms. Lieberman said.
Like virtually any nationalized body, the system has its share of inefficiencies.
Criminals can use social media to solicit or commit virtually every crime.
Democrats are virtually united against it and most of its provisions individually.
Others said it was virtually impossible to predict where things were headed.
Matt Bevin (R) running virtually even with Attorney General Andy Beshear (D).
Washoe County, home of Reno, accounted for virtually all of the rest.
To date, virtually every substantive allegation has been confirmed by other sources.
Additionally, Markey and Kennedy are virtually tied when it comes to money.
North American sales accounted for virtually all of its profits last year.
The United Nations said that most essential food items were virtually unattainable.
She's talked about regulating fracking tightly enough to make it virtually impossible.
In fact they tried to do it on a virtually weekly basis.
FABER: YOU WILL BE VIRTUALLY ALL OF – ALMOST ALL OF THEM. RIGHT?
OBVIOUSLY THEY'RE RAISING IN MARCH, I MEAN THAT'S JUST VIRTUALLY A GUARANTEE.
However, they are virtually never charged with false statements by their colleagues.
Virtually every contributor to the ACLU voted against Trump, as I did.
The company sells virtually all of its products abroad, chiefly in Asia.
The rate for white adults was virtually unchanged at 312 per 100,000.
A Eurasian people, boring politicians, and an economy that virtually runs itself.
Control the subject of the debate, and its content becomes virtually irrelevant.
And once our success story came in, he's now virtually a god.
Ms. Garbo's en-suite bedroom, at the north end, was virtually untouched.
Virtually every financial expert out there recommends automating your savings and investments.
Until the late nineteenth century, the United States allowed virtually open immigration.
The continuing depredations have virtually destroyed the foundations of U.S. nuclear capability.
Proponents of programs like H-1B claim virtually magic properties for them.
Sanders has started the race strongly, virtually tying former South Bend, Ind.
It costs virtually nothing, and can potentially save you a major headache.
He recalled doing virtually everything in the early years of the publication.
Her plan would have upended the insurance of virtually everyone in America.
Such arguments are shallow because virtually everyone depends on these fuels somehow.
Virtually all of those listed items are crimes in their own right.
Outside of a few Reddit stans, the show was virtually invisible online.
In terms of her hours, Yakoub "virtually never unplug[s]," she said.
But Vatican officials say legal and cultural barriers make that virtually impossible.
"Virtually everyone is in an acting capacity; it's chaos," Mr. Durbin said.
Donald Trump's early electoral success has exceeded the expectations of virtually everyone.
Mr. McDonough's skills and temperament made him comfortable in virtually any situation.
Shell is wildly bullish on solar, more than virtually any other scenario.
The result is explosive growth at virtually no cost to the creators.
The FDA's end goal: to produce cigs that are virtually non-addictive.
And for men of any skin tone, there was virtually no misidentification.
"What we were surprised about was that virtually nothing worked," Scharf says.
The data shows that the dissonance exists in virtually every prominent story.
The tennis court's dimensions have gone virtually unchanged in the last century.
IKEA is another brand that created a successful case study with AR. Their app lets you virtually place furniture in your living spaces, which lets you virtually try millions of tables and chairs and wardrobes without leaving your home.
The PLCAA wrested this power from both states and juries through a sweeping federal decree, blocking the firearm industry from virtually all civil liability (the law has a few narrow exceptions, but they have proved virtually impossible to litigate).
High-five fellow riders as you virtually pass them High-five fellow riders as you virtually pass them The Growth Hacks – Peloton streaks are for adults what Snapchat streaks are to kids: a clever way to reward consistent usage.
We heard virtually nothing about climate change in the presidential debates this year.
Mylan has virtually had the market for emergency allergy auto-injectors to itself.
Mosquitoes in the territory have become virtually resistant to most commonly used pesticides.
But when average citizens support something, they wield virtually no influence over lawmakers.
I opposed Bush on virtually every piece legislation, every initiative, he put forward.
The startup was hobbled by boardroom battles and a virtually empty C-Suite.
Today, Advent calendars are available for virtually any taste, interest, or price point.
Haliechuk observes that it's virtually impossible now to live outside of these systems.
It can pull a few unencrypted files and some metadata that's virtually worthless.
The chance that they will stop the Brexit juggernaut, however, is virtually nil.
Right now, we have virtually no exposure to small and mid-cap stocks.
Since then, the before-and-afters demonstrating the product have been virtually inescapable.
It's extremely portable, so you can tend to your aching muscles virtually anywhere.
Nevadans will receive a unique login and credential after registering to vote virtually.
This dish is minimalistic yet personal, making it suitable for virtually any Valentine.
"Virtually none," says Baudilio when we ask what medications he has on hand.
"Virtually everywhere it has been tried, socialism has brought suffering, misery and decay."
Thus the weapons can serve as a deterrent while also being virtually unusable.
Until recently, many drillers reinvested virtually every dime earned into hiking oil production.
Less than a decade ago there was virtually no commercial interest in Somalia.

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