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Fifa finds itself in this gross muddle because it has essentially been unable to keep up with the pace of change.
Some say the anti-abortion movement looks so successful because it has essentially ceded defeat on the broader goal of ending legal abortion.
Because Sony can buy them out, it has essentially limited their potential gains.
Toyota may be feeling added urgency to get the car on the road, because General Motors said this month that it had "essentially finished" designing its first plug-in hybrid car, the Chevrolet Volt, and that a production-ready prototype would arrive soon.
Fire became a major source of energy for early humankind, partly because it provided special capabilities, and it had essentially no competition.
While Sina.com competes fiercely against other strong Chinese Internet companies, like Baidu, Sohu and Tencent, analysts have considered Focus Media an innovative company because it has grown fast, essentially by acquiring competitors and placing monitors in stores, residential buildings and even on busy commercial streets in some of China's biggest cities, including Shanghai.
Robert Solow testified before the U.S. Congress that DSGE modeling "has nothing useful to say about anti-recession policy because it has built into its essentially implausible assumptions the 'conclusion' that there is nothing for macroeconomic policy to do".
There can be no quarterback controversy, because Edwards has essentially spelled it out for the public: Chad Pennington is not Peyton Manning coming into the league and having a team handed over to him.
It is expected to be a much quieter event this year, not only because the case has essentially been solved, but also because it's not clear what it stands for anymore.
Because Abyei has essentially become a bargaining chip, Mr. Vertin said.
Hewitt's move is a big deal, because he has essentially been the one-man show behind the iPhone's most popular application of all time.
