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But even if I wanted to campaign against the mining company that was harming drinking water, I couldn't because it has basically now paid us off.

It is a good model even for cells of our own body because it has basically got the same body plan as a human cell.

"There are so many shows where there's a one-on-one interview with someone for four-six minuthey talk taboutboutheirir project and it's great, but I know that's how it's done because I've basically been on every talk show in the world and been banned from at least half of them," Griffin told The Huffington Post before Season 2 premiered.

But I didn't think: my heart is mine, because I had basically stopped thinking.

The Fox network, for example, has basically announced that because it has two pillars for its programming -- baseball in the fall and "American Idol" in the winter -- it no longer has a fall television season.

You could tell that the spa has become cool now, because it has a fruit bar – basically the height of Western food imperialism.

The bill was opposed by conservatives who insisted that jury service should continue to be reserved for citizens because — well, basically because it has traditionally been reserved for citizens.

But in the sort of vaguer iteration of the movie -- Why is David doing this? -- because Weyland has basically told him, "Whatever it is you find up there, I need you to find the solution to my problem of dying".

I am wholly unconvinced though, mostly because Facebook has basically done precisely that over its entire history.

He went on, "This is important, because the Catholic Church has basically lost its moral authority, really.

"Because he has basically threatened me all along the way that if I don't do what he wants me to do he will prosecute me to the ends of the earth, basically".