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If the debate presents a critical moment for Clinton, it could be a veritable launching pad for Sanders.

Dual method could be a veritable tool in sub-Saharan African countries like Nigeria where high fertility rate, heterosexual transmission and unplanned pregnancies have adversely limited efforts in curbing the HIV/AIDS scourge.

Because you're free to mismatch as much as you damn well please, you could be a veritable human Skittle if you liked.

Support groups for serodiscordant couples would be a veritable means to address this potential challenge.

An audible gasp, could be heard from a veritable, who's who, of the animal rights movement, jammed into City Council chambers, for the big day, as Rory Lancman effectively knee capped their three year, raisons d'être.

It was a veritable hell I could not scroll my way out of everyone wanted to let everyone else know that the dress was gold and white, the dress was blue and black, or that colors are subjective phenomenons that depend on the lighting, our eyes, and the parts of our brains that interpret visual stimuli.

This could have profound implications for the industry: "It is beyond worrying, it is a veritable crisis," he said.

At 6 feet 10 inches, Odom is a veritable Swiss army knife of skills and strengths, all of which the Knicks could use.

Helm could serve as Exhibit A in Was's argument, for, by the time he turned sixty, he was a veritable curator of stuff to survive.

The change in atmosphere could be seen on the poker face of US special climate envoy Todd Stern, who in recent days has been a veritable ray of sunshine.

There is a veritable army of altruists.