But on the patent side, it's much more difficult, with a couple of exceptions, obviously, like biotech and pharmaceuticals, where the patent and the product are virtually one and the same.
And dairy experts say local regulators are also known to take bribes or favor companies that are partly owned by a local government entity, which sometimes means that the regulator and the regulated are virtually one and the same.
The Liverpool midfielder sprays a pass into Salah, and suddenly he's virtually one-on-one with Wayne Hennessey.
The oldest of three sons, Mr. Mas Santos, for example, attended an American prep school where he was one of two Cuban boys and virtually no one spoke Spanish.
Organisations know they aren't islands and recognise that the whole health and social care system is virtually one economy.
And virtually every one of them ran on holding the line against tax increases and the Obama agenda.
Prior to the conference, we had just four people on the team and virtually no one using Betterment.
Naturally, I was excited to tell everyone about my new favorite foreign black comedy, but I learned that almost no one stateside has heard of it, and virtually no one has seen it.
The intercept is not significant and the scaling coefficient is virtually one, which indicates the robustness of the model.
We grade racism on the severest of curves, and virtually no one qualifies.
Health care is something that every last one of us SHOULD get (i.e., in the form of preventive services) and virtually every one of us DOES get at some point, if not many points in our lives.
