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Will play it again Saturday against what could be essentially a different Bengals team.

So $1 million of stock today could be worth $1.25 million or more next year - or the shares could be essentially worthless.

Thus, a skater like Eldredge, a great spinner who possesses a reliable completeness in his skating but who is just beginning to land the quad, could be essentially out of the gold-medal hunt in Salt Lake City before he even steps on the ice for the long program.

My sense is that a lot of what's going on in our ongoing policy disaster is that important people, up to and including the president, just find it implausible that such a big crisis could be essentially a problem of coordination, that it's just magneto trouble whose fix need not, in fact should not, involve inflicting a lot of punishment on working Americans.

Ultimately the sensor could be essentially a nearly invisible camera that operates forever with no need for a battery or even wireless power.

By pre-cooling the cryostat inside a low heat load vacuum tube before transfer to the cryomodule, this evaporative loss could be essentially eliminated, significantly reducing the volume of liquid helium required for the initial cryomodule cool-down.

"Michael Bennett's dream of what musical theater could be was essentially limitless," Ms. McKechnie said.

Why couldn't I be essentially angry?

"It's almost unbelievable that the material could be in essentially the same shape after falling so far," Dr. Gayle said.

Mr. Hunt, who remains a consultant to the King Ranch, said the ranch was concerned about the potentially damaging effect on coastal wetlands and wildlife, and was irked that wind farms in Texas could be built essentially without permits.

"If the position was offered as a quid pro quo to induce Sestak not to run in the Democratic primary, then it could be viewed essentially as a bribe.