They are, in essence, running together.
He or she will also inherit a shadow government, one that is fully operational and staffed by unelected officials who are, in essence, running the country.
However, it is an incomplete option, leaving a chapter of life open ended and without closure, in essence running from a problem and not attempting a resolution, but it does not require the strength needed for a third, and rightful, option.
"He in essence runs a plantation operation," said Michael McKee, a Brooklyn tenant advocate.
Before ICANN, the DNS was in essence run by one company, Network Solutions, and one person, the late Jon Postel.
In essence, run differential tells us more about a team's quality than its win-loss percentage.
Despite the recent streamlining of the association from the old, 49-member council to the present management structure, it is still, in essence, run by committee.
Ruffled, I retreated to the solace of said shed, where I breathed in its piney essence, ran my hands along its nubby wooden walls and contemplated its purpose.
Mr. Morrison, the agency said, in essence ran a campaign office for Mr. Cahill out of Goldman, acting as a fund-raiser and speechwriter during work hours and using the company's e-mail system and phones.
The only way to keep the White House in G.O.P. hands, Gingrich said, would be to nominate someone who, in essence, runs against Bush, in the style of Nicolas Sarkozy, the center-right cabinet minister who just won the French Presidency by making his own President, Jacques Chirac, his virtual opponent.
Mr Blair's entire success as a politician has been based, in essence, on running against his own party.
