Take Jacques Rozier, one of the greatest French directors of the last half-century, whose films are virtually unseen here; or those of Jean Eustache, of which the same can be said.
All of its productions and most of its choreographers are virtually unknown here, but Miguel A. Iglesias Ferrer, its director, has chosen two eclectic programs to display both the company's concern for Cuban traditions and its choreographic internationalism.
Motorcycles, Sahem explains, are virtually banned here, unless you're willing to pay exorbitant customs fees that render any two-wheeled vehicle prohibitively expensive.
Its two parts, although split by private collectors and dispersed to two continents, are virtually reunited here 26 years after discovery.
Although the permutations and personality types of both of you are virtually endless here, it is safe to say that this person possibly felt belittled, or ignored by you; practicing a welcoming acknowledgment even of people who hold no interest personally for you may avert this scenario in the future.
(There are virtually no landfills here).
There are virtually no tourists here, and downtown Algiers is free of the international commercial brands seen elsewhere.
The capital, Kigali, is not ringed by sprawling slums, and carjackings — a deadly problem in many African cities — are virtually unheard of here.
There are virtually no jobs here, and throughout the day men milling around the intersection tried out their rusty Russian on Western-looking strangers.
The first Largo CD's to be released here are virtually all from the back catalogue.
