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Separately, it had become clear, by last year, that illegal immigration to the United States had effectively stopped; some migrants had even started going back home.

In 1993, at the age of eighty-three, she resumed a singing career that had effectively stopped when Hope married her, in 1934.

The court agreed to answer only the broader one: Whether missing a filing deadline may be excused when the inmate was blameless, the government's actions were a contributing factor and the inmate's lawyers had effectively stopped representing him?

Similarly, they said the Ohio campaign had effectively stopped trying to recruit volunteers as Bush Team Leaders, because too many voters were put off by the daunting list of tasks they would be asked to perform.

By the end of the decade, he had effectively stopped running, Barbara Fleming said, because "he was so used to being on top" and could no longer compete at a high level.

The UN said on Friday the Syrian government had effectively stopped aid convoys this month and Aleppo was close to running out of fuel, making a successful truce even more urgent.

Social house building has effectively stopped in most of England.

The move could have effectively stopped the loading and unloading of cargo at the ports.

In 2011 the Victorian government brought in new restrictions, which have effectively stopped new developments.

The Australian government, for its part, insists that boat arrivals on our northern border have, effectively, stopped.

No wonder, then, that Republicans have effectively stopped running campaign ads about their one and only major legislative achievement.