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And Apple itself noted particular softness in traditionally strong markets: European iPhone sales, for example, were "essentially flat" according to CEO Tim Cook.

Other design decisions — spraying exposed steel beams with fireproof material, for example — were essentially made for Yantrasast by code requirements.

To the contrary, it wasn't all that long ago that we generally agreed that the things that mattered most in life -- love, the formation of conscience, family life, for example -- were essentially private matters.

The left-stick, for example, is essentially the player's toolbox for faking out opponents.

Fermentation, for example, was essentially the release of sulfurous particles in the fermentable materials.

Its occurrence varies widely; New York City's water, for example, is essentially arsenic-free and meets the new standards.

Lamivudine, for example, is essentially a lower-dose version of 3TC, one of the firm's AIDS drugs.

The population of Congo, for example, is essentially unknown: the United Nations estimated it to be 56.8 million; the Congolese Ministry of Health says it is 69.9 million.

Its ad auction system, for example, is essentially a private marketplace run by Google, without much disclosure to advertisers or to Web publishers.

China, for example, is essentially a land-based empire, forged over the centuries by conquest and migration, which has managed to reposition itself as a nation state.

Some camps of refugees from Sudan in Ethiopia, for example, are essentially run by the Sudan People's Liberation Army, and relief workers must carefully negotiate their access.