Diplomats here believe that Iraq will follow practically any request made by Mr. Blix in hopes of giving him the tools to help stave off a United States attack.
'But I thought you said you couldn't cook.' 'Well, I need a couple of days to prepare the meal, and I follow practically every step from a recipe book.' 'And you do this for a dozen people and you say that's not cooking?' 'No, of course not.
Necrosis may follow practically any lesion whose changes are significant, taking a toll on hepatocytes.
But it was the series of four or five powerful waves that followed that practically wiped coastal towns like this one off the map.
We made our way outside, only to be met with more insults, that followed us practically all the way to our vehicles.
It, therefore, follows that practically all of the outbreaks of H5N1 we studied occurred during or immediately following the sudden and steep temperature drops.
So all our attempts to capture these feelings from out in the world, no matter how well intended and practically followed, are doomed to fail.
Canter, a three-beat collected gait of a horse during which one or the other of the forelegs and both hind legs lead practically together, followed by the other foreleg and then a complete suspension when all four legs are off the ground.
As repentance is the greatest manifestation of human reason, it is necessary from the earliest moments to habituate oneself to overcome a passion which is practically always followed and which makes the bearer of it hated and despised" [MM, 359].
It can be noticed that the electrophoretogram in lane 5 (Fig. 2), corresponding to extraction in autoclave (30 min) followed by dialysis, is practically identical to that in lane 18 (Fig. 4), corresponding to extraction in the same conditions, but without being subjected to dialysis.
