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But basically nothing of the Smith spirit, personified by a kooky casualness.

But it seemed a bit odd that it was Schiller doing this after months of basically nothing on the issues from Apple's PR team.

Crutchlow told MCN:  "I got thrown a long way and there is basically nothing left of the bike.

After 40 years, a trillion dollars and 45 million arrests, America's War On Drugs has achieved basically nothing, besides the incarceration of a hugely disproportionate number of black people (which would be a weird thing to describe as an achievement, really, unless you're a racist idiot).

Their experience is a valuable corrective for anyone who has been impressed by tales of how identical twins show that we are basically nothing but the products of our genes.

"They've told the families basically nothing," Kaufman said of the hospital.

Since they gave up basically nothing in the deal, a back-of-the-bencher and a heavily protected first-round pick, it's a relatively low risk move for Oklahoma City.

This tiny, small act is basically nothing in the grand scheme of things.

This is "basically nothing" when considering the full length of a star's life, he says.

To a person in their twenties with basically nothing in savings and the ring of "millennials just don't move out of their parent's houses!" in their ears, that… that almost sounds like something positive.

Bush indirectly caused the destruction of hundreds of thousands of lives, and all for basically nothing – today Iraq is on the brink of civil war (again) and is an ally of Iran, one of the other nations on Bush's "axis of evil" (which, by the way, he did very little about after the Iraq disaster).