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But by mid-September, the haircut had practically become part of the team uniform.

By the time the troupe got to New Hampshire last month, the stilt walking had practically become second nature.

Rabbi Wohl, co-founder of the Coalition for Mutual Respect, said Mr. Davis had attended so many events at Temple Israel that he had practically become a member.

Urging Hollande not to run again, Montebourg said his project would include measures to end austerity while raising expenditure, reverse tax increases of the last five years, fight globalisation and restructure the EU which had "practically become a failed company".

"Iran had practically become a dream now, an invented product of childhood imagination," he wrote.

While trying to imbue the tracks themselves with significance is futile — it would be like plucking a carrot medallion from a pot of stew and evaluating it as a meal — the act of segregating a vocal melody does feel germane to our cultural moment, in which decontextualization has practically become its own practice.

For Varitek, it has practically become a tradition.

Got Milk? has practically become a brand of its own.

In the 35 years since, the alumni from the Cup teams have practically become royalty.

The EFPTOZ chart (pictured here) has practically become iconic, undermining its medical value, Colenbrander says.

Hyped up by right-wing populist newspapers, "refugee" has practically become synonymous with "benefit abuser/beggar".