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I was also glad to see that Elisabeth had basically come dressed as female Clarke to the convenient empty warehouse.
"The case had basically come to a standstill," said Beverly Himick, a forensic scientist at the Washington State Patrol Crime Laboratory.
Even before Republicans took full control of Congress earlier this year, the legislative process had basically come to a halt; now, if the G.O.P. manages to pass laws in both houses, they will likely be met by Presidential vetoes.
Well, I think we've basically come to the end of our time..
We've had almost 25 years of "new growth theory" research, with every possible regression run, looking for the keys to faster growth; my sense is that we've basically come up dry.
In an interview published on Sunday, Mr. Zhou stated that the central bank's actions reminded "banks of the need to adjust their asset business" and that the "market has basically come to understand the PBOC's handling of liquidity".
The differences have basically come down to jurisdictional issues, House staff members said, like whether new provisions might leave certain specific pension rules administered by both the Labor and Treasury Departments, potentially leading to conflicting rules and guidance.
"We've basically come to celebrate the life of a great man whose early work I remember very well," explained Hall, as others nearby passed around drinks at a gathering that was showing little sign of ending after night fell.
After hundreds of years, we've basically come as far as faster and better muskets?
"As a Premier League footballer, Mahrez has basically come alive this season after showing a few glimpses of his ability at the end of 2014-15 when Leicester avoided relegation.
