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Earthgrains brands are big in the South and the Midwest but are virtually unknown elsewhere.

Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte are entering the final years of their deals, but are virtually untouchable.

Díaz-Jerez thinks the pieces are often better than those produced by some avant-garde composers, which revel in their own internal logic but are virtually impossible to play.

Local construction companies, which have little work now but are virtually assured years of full-time employment if the pipeline is built within driving range, follow each snippet of pipeline news.

Eleven years after the collapse of Communism and the personality cult of Nicolae Ceausescu, they live in the second biggest country in eastern Europe after Poland, but are virtually last in line to join the European Union.

Granulocytes, specifically neutrophils, are the most abundant cells in whole blood, but are virtually absent in PBMC samples.

Before the EPA was created in 1970, pesticides had to be registered but were virtually unregulated.

As the state-run China Daily newspaper remarked in 2009, he should be a household name but is virtually unknown.

This year, the W.N.B.A. produced a far more compelling championship series than its big brother, but was virtually ignored.

The subway system, which had shut down on Thursday at 11 a.m., reopened but was virtually empty.

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