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By then Mr. Simmons had left the league, and by the fall of 1986 the league had effectively gone out of business.
The team doctor resigned in disgust and a diminished Domenech was left to read out a statement from the players confirming they had effectively gone on strike.
Edward B. Overton of Louisiana State University, one of the most experienced gulf researchers, said the report, if anything, might have underestimated the amount of oil that had effectively gone away or been dispersed.
But by the time they had completed the sale, 16-20 weeks later, the euro had gained strength to €1.3965 which means that the house had effectively gone up to £107,411 - adding just over £10,000 to the cost.
Britain's leading triple jumper arrived at these Olympics not so much under a cloud as behind a personalised fug of rumour and counter-rumour, having appeared to sever relations with his personal coach and with suggestions from Charles van Commenee still hanging in the air that Idowu had effectively gone missing in the build-up to the Games.
With Nabi back in the hutch, Afghanistan's last chance had effectively gone and India swiftly wrapped up the tail to put themselves on the brink of the Super Eights. .
It looks as though they've effectively gone rogue.
He argued that British ideas, such as the electromagnetic gun, have "effectively gone to the Americans now for development".
"And now the housing grant has effectively gone," he adds, "viability has become a one-way negotiation.
