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This is certainly one of the trickier aspects of particle physics to explain, but essentially something like a charge — not an electric charge — permeates the vacuum, the state with no particles.

But isn't garbage essentially something we once found useful and cared about which we don't find useful or care about any more?

Ghostbot is essentially something similar, but in practice, and a lot more entertaining.

It might be surprising to learn that Musk considers the Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy essentially fixed in terms of their design and development at this stage, but he clarified later that their booster-based tech is essentially something that SpaceX understands well now.

Art is essentially something that is produced.

It is essentially something like American fundamentalist protestantism, or Islam.

On one hand, it's essentially something smothered in gravy.

Now remember theta n is essentially something that's says of the order of n.

"We were essentially something of a marriage until then," he said.

"Is it essentially something we are going to have to confront over many years — 10, 20, 30 years?

We have felt right along that Hollywood would get around that difficulty of foreign market because up to now it has always been able to get around everything, a movie being essentially something that gets around something else.