That distinction gives you some extra personal services, but it doesn't quite eliminate the rigors of traveling 200,000 or so miles a year.
The DHA found in modern tanners is more refined than what was used in the 1990s, and some of those moisturizers and fragrances do help control — if not quite eliminate — the telltale streaking and odor of earlier products.
But Margaret Dumont could never get the Groucho out of Rufus T. Firefly, and Frank Zarb, the Republican businessman running the oversight board, could never quite eliminate Mr. Gulotta's brand of tutti-frutti fiscalism.
In his 1924 book, "Animal Life in the Yosemite," the naturalist Joseph Grinnell noted an abundance of the frogs, but also that "the advent of fish in a lake sooner or later nearly or quite eliminates the frogs".
It is still possible to represent inductors and capacitors as individual lumped elements in a mechanical implementation by minimising (but never quite eliminating) the unwanted property.
That decision quite likely eliminated the opportunity to negotiate with the gunman, said Eugene O'Donnell, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and a former New York City police officer.
This matter seeks to protect Timelines, a small company headquartered in Chicago, that has been in business for almost five years, from being rolled over and quite possibly eliminated by the unlawful action by the world's largest and most powerful social media company, Facebook.
But IPAB hasn't been examined, and it should be -- and quite possibly eliminated. .
According to the lawsuit documents, Timelines claims that Facebook's recently announced Timeline feature could "quite possibly eliminate" its entire business.
Alternatively, when an unfamiliar face is retouched in an image it is quite plausible; eliminating spots and wrinkles or whitening teeth do not contradict physical constraints in the world that govern how faces ought to look.
