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But Labour MP Caroline Harris said the case was an example of a "national problem facing society" adding: "This case highlights how sections of the gambling industry appear to be virtually out of control".

Democrats warned that House Republicans, who appear to be virtually united against the measure, would be casting a risky vote if they aligned themselves against legislation seeking to protect the public from abusive financial practices and prevent another Wall Street collapse.

Yet, the safeguards to ensure this technology is being used fairly and responsibly appear to be virtually nonexistent," wrote the American Civil Liberties Union and the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, an umbrella group with more than 200 member organizations.

On the surface robo advisors appear to be virtually identical.

They appear to be virtually identical, but will they pay the same renewal rates when the initial rate term is up in, say, one year?

Most variations in the insect retina represent slight reductions, or expansions, in number of photoreceptor cells per ommatidium, while cone cells appear to be virtually numerically invariant (for review see Oakley 2003).

The Zapata Rail appears to be virtually flightless.

Of that, there appears to be virtually no chance.

In the latest polls, the race appears to be virtually even.

But the mortgages appeared to be virtually in line with offers already on the market.

But despite this agreement on principles, there appears to be virtually no prospect that the 14 commissioners will get together to recommend applying sales taxes to the Internet.