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It was practically religious.
These bad boys were so cheap it was practically criminal.
It was practically cremated.
Until you realize that for much of the book's history, it was practically a sin to own one.
It was practically yesterday!
Dichlorvos against wasps was used even when it was practically the only means of escape from domestic insects.
It was practically a crisis.
Dichlorvos against wasps was used even when it was practically the only means of escape from domestic insects.
It was practically their Bible.
One of the mysteries of this missionary revival in Antioch involved how it was practically communicated from one to the other.
It was practically in the staff bulletin.
The bill which he(Goldsborough) then presented, with the approval of the Committee on Banking andCurrency of the House- and I believe it was practically a unanimous report.
And it was practically right over my house.
A faithful follower without a Bible on their nightstand is unthinkable until you realize that for much of the book's history, it was practically a sin to own one.
It was practically hovering right over my house.
According to a paper he presented to the World Space Congress in Houston,Texas,"It turned out that it was practically impossible to create a reliable temperature control system in such limited time constraints.
It was practically impossible to work with it. .
I had my doubts when I first saw this short length of rope, I thought it was so small it was practically useless but the more I have used it the more I feel that it is a very useful addition to anyones tie tease kit.
It was practically forbidden to mention it. .
Lycurgus had ordained that the apella must simply accept or reject the proposals submitted to it, andthough this regulation fell into neglect, it was practically restored by the law of Theopompus and Polydorus which empowered the kings and elders to set aside any“crooked” decision of the people Plut.
It was practically your babysitter every day after school.
Lycurgus had ordained that the apella must simply accept or reject the proposals submitted to it, andthough this regulation fell into neglect, it was practically restored by the law of Theopompus and Polydorus which empowered the kings and elders(gerousia) to set aside any"crooked" decision of the people Plut.
In Moscow it was practically impossible to get into the archives.
So it was practically inevitable that I would follow in their footsteps.
You know it was, it was practically a kidnapping, all right?
It was practically normal for individuals over thirty to be frightened of their own kids.”.
According to veterinary expertise, it was practically impossible to flay a seal alive, whilst it was usual that reflex movements in the animal's muscles occur during slaughter.
It was practically impossible when looking at Mrs. Van Rydock to imagine what she would be like in a natural state.
It was practically taken apart in the 1970s for modern-day high increases, but, luckily, resident action got it maintained rather.
Until that day it was practically impossible to express any right-wing ideas in Bulgaria since capitalism was branded as an unjust and exploiting system.