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The summer program is the country's largest guest-worker program because it is essentially unregulated and its workers are supercheap and lacking basic labor rights.

Minor-league baseball is on the map because it is essentially baseball in its purest form.

Can the difference between pleasure's appearing good and its making other objects appear good be finessed or explained by supposing it a stance that is promiscuous and wavering in its attachment to objects because it is essentially bound to none?

The ruse works because it is essentially true.

Intervention is costly because it is essentially one-on-one.

But it is different from places like the 798 district in Beijing because it is essentially closed to the public.

Looking back at the "new form" he had created, Conrad said that he "kept it up" only because "it was essentially mine".

This was, I reasoned, less bad than Texas, because it was essentially a community newsletter.

"Bergamo is different than many because it's essentially an open-air museum with important artworks everywhere".

Fine calls Mendocino the state's "progressive lab," because it was essentially engaging in an act of civil disobedience.

Ms. Taylor said she took the part because it was essentially a cameo requiring only a few days' work.