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"They are effectively not citizens of Karachi," he says.General Musharraf's greatest challenge, though, is to deal with religious extremism.

Instead, the molecules just move slower and slower and slower, until they are effectively not moving at all, trapped in a strange state between liquid and solid.

"The first past the post system is clearly unsustainable when you have a multi-party system where millions of votes are effectively not counted.

"If we're able to design a wall to put in a house to screen external noise, it would be very nice". Cummer imagines columns for concert halls that do structural work but, acoustically, are effectively not there.

One of many reasons blamed for (Western) Europe's stagnant growth in recent decades has been that so many European adults are not working, and are effectively not employable because they have been out of jobs for so long.

For some Westerners, this has been viewed a reminder of the subordinate place of women in the conservative Islamic monarchy, where sport is forbidden for girls in schools and women are effectively not allowed to drive cars.

Credit unions, which are effectively not-for-profit co-operatives, are stepping up to offer cheaper alternatives to the short-term, high-interest loans provided by payday lenders.

It is a question that was not resolved Sunday, because the election was effectively not contested.

Miss two days and one is effectively not on birth control at all.

One carer likened the experience to being "in prison", saying they were effectively not allowed to leave the house all week.

But from the perspective of the law, a parent in Dr. Sporn's situation is effectively not a parent at all.