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cer from Kenora can quickly communicate with virtually anyone in the province via the Provincial Co
might attain fame, albeit not enduring fame, virtually anyone can become famous for a brief period
of Tibet is limited, but Serthar was open to virtually anyone who genuinely sought to become a stud
Fondren Southwest complexes "rush to rent to virtually anyone."
ts events, elections, even rocket launches - virtually anything that can be broadly classified as a
itional requirements specified that could be virtually anything, from program certification to memb
named Bolt Crank, who has the ability to eat virtually anything, and can then produce from his body
n glow when active, grants him immunity from virtually anything.
Rewards from these can be virtually anything.
e for an individual to develop a phobia over virtually anything.
hic, a device that permits the stones to say virtually anything."
reated (or found) on the site and embed them virtually anywhere on the web.
This species lives virtually anywhere there is standing decayed wood to s
All tracks appear virtually as they do on the Angels in the Flesh and De
ould not be running for the seat, Maffei was virtually assured of the Democratic nomination, and ra
appointment: by the end of the visit Hudson virtually assured Teague of corporate support and cars
against performing an execution, this ruling virtually assured that the execution could not take pl
Once a market charter was obtained, it virtually assured that the town would become the large
he Braves to pursue elite free agents, while virtually assuring he will end his career in Atlanta.
does not only take place during meiosis, but virtually at every mitosis when the Y chromosome conde
ubrata Mukherjee had then split from and was virtually at war with the Somen Mitra-led fraction).
Half of the time, teams are playing virtually at home but actually play at the hosting tea
Tribulation Periwinkle but the sketches are virtually authentic to Alcott's real experiences.
first established in Nosferatu, and made it virtually axiomatic in succeeding films.
en making any payments and the latter became virtually bankrupt in 1886.
Virtually bankrupt, the American Woolen Co. was purcha
wisely, had lost all his capital and was now virtually bankrupt.
hat importation of opium into China had been virtually banned by Chinese law, the East India Compan
ploded, sending substance in my direction, I virtually became paralyzed," Altgens later told author
The ritornello theme has virtually become a free "ground bass" throughout.
ter, Bozhilov worked closely with the Nazis, virtually becoming their puppet as World War II raged.
ch as stroke, diabetes and hypertension, was virtually bed-ridden for more than two years.
ved him of almost all mobility and be became virtually bedridden.
s from clubs from neighbouring counties have virtually been phased out.
Critics have virtually been very positive with Faze and P-Square co
This theory has virtually been ignored by most researchers, though.
The T-2 hangar nearby is virtually beyond recognition as compared to how it loo
ailway line passing through the two villages virtually bisecting them, with a bridge and a level cr
us of 'Pushin Forward Back', their harmonies virtually bleed with need."
When they left, the remaining boats were virtually blind and without verbal orders, thus leadin
He had poor eyesight all his life, and was virtually blind in his left eye from age 17 due to a d
is named after William Hickling Prescott, a virtually blind historian from a prominent Boston fami
a Salt Pond," a difficult task, since he was virtually blind by then.
gainst unemployment, to depose the king in a virtually bloodless coup.
Some of the victims were virtually blown to pieces which led authorities to giv
dded: "He shouldered a tremendous burden and virtually bowled himself to a standstill."
In short order, Justin is virtually brainwashed and groomed to lead the pirate b
ustralia's pop 'bible' Go-Set) the band were virtually broke by mid-1970, when a measure of salvati
he new Roman nominee for a king was accepted virtually by everyone.
Nazism in the late 1920s, Jessel's composing virtually came to an end, and his musical works, which
Iranians in 1987, Iraq's shipping activities virtually came to a halt and had to be diverted to oth
Children can do things from virtually canoeing the Savannah River to commanding a
By 1878 Granville had virtually ceased to exist.
After this, pogroms virtually ceased in Germany until the rise of the Nazi
nglish Place-Names Survey, on which work had virtually ceased during the war.
ding of General Nelson, the Army of Kentucky virtually ceased to exist.
l war, all activity disappeared and the club virtually ceased to exist.
rank in size until, in the late nineties, it virtually ceased to exist.
, other than to members of the Royal Family, virtually ceased, giving way to life peerages, which h
"Political and social turmoil is virtually certain during the period of this estimate i
xtreme valor and selflessness in the face of virtually certain death, although leaving him mortally
Journalist John L. Allen claims that "it's virtually certain that John Paul I would not have reve
Storm Alex (2010)" is not, even though it is virtually certain that a storm of that name will occur
eemed the evidence against the accused to be virtually certain.
protagonist sings the song atop an open jeep virtually chasing the heroine Sharmila Tagore who was
The outcome was virtually civil war in the region, with assassinations
n progress since April 1909 and the sale was virtually closed in November.
the General Strike in 1926 the colliery was virtually closed and needed just 300 employees to main
is first venture into gay scholarship was to virtually co-author Greek Love with the numismatist Wa
It is virtually coextensive with California's 32nd congressi
a legislature reconfigured the 5th so it was virtually coextensive with the State Senate district o
Verdicchio can produce wines that are virtually colorless with noticeably high acidity that
The water of the lake is very clear and virtually colourless, which reflects the nutrient-poor
wer is a rectangular shaped building, with a virtually column free interior.
o 28 August 1921, British administration had virtually come to an end in Malappuram, Tirurangadi, M
tives were retired and Cardiff Workshops had virtually come to an end by the end of 1993.
hich preceded the negotiation of the Treaty, virtually committed Great Britain to the American atti
ing Black to play a sub-optimal move (3...g6 virtually committing Black to a fianchetto rather than
he college with justice, his resignation was virtually compelled in 1780.
of her time in prison, Constante was kept in virtually complete solitude, a special regime which sh
Rare, virtually complete skeletons of early mammals, fish, a
e construction of the railway line should be virtually complete by the end of February 2010, then r
May, the canal to the east of Butterley was virtually complete and most of the earthworks to the w
In 1925, archaeologists discovered a virtually complete dugout boat.
By 1827 the building was virtually complete with the exception of fitting out t
Nether Alderley Mill is one of only four virtually complete corn mills in Cheshire, and is a gr
, 1995; deBraga & Rieppel, 1997), known from virtually complete skeletons.
The Resistance to Theory was virtually complete at the time of his death.
ree years, the rehousing and demolition were virtually complete, although construction of the new p
since the replacement Manchester Bridge was virtually complete.
by which time the evolutionary synthesis was virtually complete.
By late 1903, construction was virtually complete; only the lock gates remained to be
emains a singular example of a piece of work virtually completed in youth, and never supplanted or
Australia has virtually completed a three decade long transition fro
Initially sketched out in 1862 (and virtually completed in draft by 1867), the work waited
The mound is virtually completely eroded and the capstone is broken
wo places, along with Padula and Polla, were virtually completely destroyed.
, South Hills Village in Pittsburgh, PA, and virtually conceptualizing the modern American regional
This spell saw the club virtually condemned to their first-ever period in the
il units in south Nuneaton the two towns are virtually connected, and also between Coventry and Ken
Since then, its position as a virtually consistent Democratic seat is mostly due to
s expected number of appearances on paths is virtually constant as a function of the size of the cr
orth America, the total forest area remained virtually constant.”
y period terraces of houses that once made a virtually continuous frontage from Kennington Oval to
They fought virtually continuously from then on through Caumont, t
June 3, 1965, the National Liberation Front virtually controlled five districts in northern Quang
is at the eastern end of the parish, and is virtually coterminous with Pevensey village.
This settlement is virtually coterminous with Leeds, Kent and is even sma
from the mid-1960's through the 1980's, and virtually creating the business of "quick printing" (i
gularis) from the Western Ghats in India is virtually crestless, has an orange-red throat and whit
dispar) from Sumatra and Java is virtually crestless, has a deep red throat and reddish
melanicterus) from Sri Lanka is virtually crestless, has a yellow throat and brownish
Deal and Sandwich in Kent, England, were virtually cut off by snowdrifts.
ving a nontrivial essential splitting over a virtually cyclic subgroup is a quasi-isometry invarian
iately closed, and within years the town was virtually dead.
The game was virtually decided when Man City fullback Meadows was t
bur Rahman delivered his historic speech and virtually declared independence by saying that " This
s and so he retired instead of attacking the virtually defenceless fleet.
uns than any other cruiser afloat, they were virtually defenseless against torpedoes because they h
that after the Cannae disaster she was left virtually defenseless, but the Senate still chose not
g repairs in the port of Callao and was thus virtually defenseless.
We are virtually defenseless."
other of those players who is remembered and virtually defined by one moment: in this case it was w
Classes can be virtually defined, much like virtual methods can be in
Ireland, many of them were ineffective, some virtually defunct and none of them in any way represen
though there are reports that the League was virtually defunct by the late 1930s it's "Vanguard" ne
transformed into a house with the remainder virtually demolished.
ton and others throwing fists and chairs and virtually demolishing the chambers.
e vocal consisted in essence of Van chanting virtually demonic incantations over a mad tempo and th
In 1914, with the county virtually denuded of standing trees, the ground burned
f the Punic language is rejected by you, you virtually deny what has been admitted by most learned
ch of Ireland, leaving the native population virtually dependent on the potato for survival.
The island's phosphate deposits were virtually depleted by 2000 although some small-scale m
nding complex test procedures can be done by virtually describing test steps in front of the tester
However, by 1770, the mission was virtually deserted.
dents of Collingwood, many of whom were made virtually destitute, were inspired by the Collingwood
The impact of the train virtually destroyed the bus, and pushed part of it 150
813, and the Galilee earthquake of 1837 that virtually destroyed Safed and Tiberias.
Al-Zangariyye was virtually destroyed but Tuba was not attacked by Israe
a severe hurricane in September of that year virtually destroyed it, and a replacement brick and mo
and fuelled by the wooden pews and galleries virtually destroyed the medieval church.
In addition, the hurricane virtually destroyed much of Passage Key, part of which
After his platoon had virtually destroyed two enemy defense lines, during wh
Haslet's unit was virtually destroyed in the Battle of Princeton in Janu
In the 5th century the castle was virtually destroyed by the Visigoths, only to be rebui
The famous Cathedral of Reims was virtually destroyed by the Germans along with many oth
suffered at the hands of invading Arabs, who virtually destroyed the city in the 7th century CE.
f Petshany 19-22 November 1942, the 22nd was virtually destroyed with survivors making their way so
red water onto the burning deck and into the virtually destroyed forward section.
By the end of August it had been virtually destroyed and the remnants were incorporated
e and the head offices of Humberto Vidal was virtually destroyed and eventually it was demolished.
The building was virtually destroyed by artillery fire during the Battl
During the spring of 1918, the division was virtually destroyed during the final German offensive,
the Second Battle of El Alamein where it was virtually destroyed.
Montijo's fleet in the Philippines had been virtually destroyed.
ed by the Scots, with the abbey itself being virtually destroyed.
the Ron Bushy psychedelic opus and drum solo virtually destroying the cover in the process.
farmland known as the Buchan plain, which is virtually devoid of trees.
anization, the Americans had theirs and they virtually didn't communicate with each other."
opposed to a correspondent or presenter, has virtually died out over the services ... We tend to us
rican music - that of the one-man band - had virtually died with him.
lom on hearing the sudden attack on kingdom, virtually disaapearing from Cheerappan chira.
The duo virtually disappeared from the public eye until 1995,
World Championships and Scottish Open, Askew virtually disappeared off the circuit for around five
5,000 by 1976, and by the 1980s industry had virtually disappeared from the park.
By the time they got back to the UK it had virtually disappeared without trace.
the Massachusetts Miracle was over, Wang had virtually disappeared, and even more of Lowell's long-
r, calls for annexation of East Karelia have virtually disappeared.
Nowadays, this custom has virtually disappeared.
old burial ground had gone uncared for, and virtually disappeared.
KRIMA has a membership of 100,000, but after virtually disappearing after 1972, the membership has
oun County in Alabama and the original track virtually disappears as it enters the mountains of Cle
erformers into the O'Farrell), the Mitchells virtually discontinued headliners.
k Times as "highly original and significant, virtually dividing biology into the two epochs of befo
Coastal trade virtually doubled between 1750 and 1796 reaching 11,96
the first month the size of the old ADCC had virtually doubled to more than 400 squadrons and after
In 1998, with a turnover that had virtually doubled year on year to £28 million, the com
During the winter season, the population virtually doubles with snowbirds from the western US a
The second train had virtually drawn to a standstill when the runaway struc
auldin's citizens left to fight and the city virtually dried up.
"Round Every Corner" would virtually duplicate the precedent single's chart placi
Cool, was released in the spring of 1999 and virtually duplicated the success of her previous album
e Metropolitan Opera House in New York City, virtually duplicating his London list of operatic role
acknowledges for the first time the need to virtually eliminate the most persistent toxic substanc
kine says he believes it will be possible to virtually eliminate the transmission of HIV from mothe
Pequot, already decimated by Smallpox, were virtually eliminated as a tribe.
lems (i.e., the need for eye tacking) can be virtually eliminated from experienced breeders' litter
The national PHM program virtually eliminated traditional birth attendants in S
of the dam releases from Blowering Dam have virtually eliminated native fish species.
m, the incidence of endemic rubella has been virtually eliminated in the United States.
nce upon numerous safe sewage laws that have virtually eliminated E. coli illness and deaths in the
Many talented youngsters came up and she was virtually eliminated from mainstream Malayalam Films.
treaty was signed on 19 December 1944 which virtually eliminated British privileges, but the Gambe
and manufacturing improvements in the 1960s virtually eliminated carbon as a cause of pitting with
t this time, as Somersett's Case in 1772 had virtually eliminated slavery in England.
ing the 1990s by Carlos Menem administration virtually eliminated all.
These game species had been virtually eliminated from Georgia forests due to over-
ting to streamline a production process that virtually eliminates oxidation to produce cocaine base
level of the former T.J. Maxx space and the virtually empty food court, as well as a several store

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