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But image clearly counts for a lot these days, and the Postal Service's nine-digit ZIP codes, which permit mail carriers to ignore place names entirely, make it easier for anyone to migrate to a more fashionable mailing address without moving a single stick of furniture.
On her first trip to Kyrgyzstan one of the climbers became ill and needed rescuing, but the only map available had been drawn up in Soviet times and was missing a 5,000m peak entirely – making it difficult for the rescue helicopter to find them, she said.
About 30 seconds of dialog, remixed to change the meaning and context entirely, made it into the article as quotations.
But it was their protracted lawsuit against Ticketmaster that took them out of the spotlight entirely, making it all but impossible to see one of the biggest bands in America during their most successful period.
The relief that my every adolescent haircut, lovelorn confession and non-rhyming poem has not been archived for eternity at Facebook's corporate headquarters is matched only by the knowledge that I escaped the half-naked selfie life stage entirely, making it home-free to the Pinterest demographic without the Internet ever seeing me in my bra.
"I could hardly call that a speedrun because I considered that the fact of not being able to watch it entirely made it not a speedrun," he wrote in a FAQ explaining his process, after finishing his most recent 100percentt run of Baten Kaitos.
Hearst said that if it could not find a buyer, it would either shut the paper entirely or make it an Internet-only operation with a much-reduced staff.
"Do you remove the content entirely or make it inaccessible in the country where it is illegal?
Dating could ruin the friendship entirely, or make it the best friendship you've ever had.
If you drill too far, you will destroy the head entirely or make it fragile enough that it will snap off, making it even harder to get the screw out.
