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The fact that he has emerged virtually unscathed in his first full year in the job – James Naughtie verbal mix-up aside – suggests that Jeremy Hunt is living up to his billing as one of the brightest and most capable in David Cameron's government.
The story played out much the same at other mutual funds with a sweet tooth for technology -- whether aggressive-growth funds that populate so many 401(k) plans, the scores of technology sector funds that run tens of billions of dollars or the dozens of Internet funds that have emerged virtually overnight over the last two and a half years.
Fram had emerged virtually unscathed from Nansen's expedition after nearly three years in the polar ice.
Conrad has emerged from the scandal virtually unscathed, while Dodd is looking for a new job.
To overcome the above-mentioned issues, a new technology termed "genome editing" has emerged that allows investigators to modify virtually any gene in a variety of organisms and cell types [ 18].
Conjugation of ubiquitin to proteins (ubiquitylation) has emerged to be one of the most crucial post-translational modifications controlling virtually all cellular processes.
In short, virtually all the evidence that has emerged since the hearings corroborates Hill's version of events.
This year, when no film has emerged as a consensus favorite, the field is considered virtually wide open.
While character has emerged as a central theme, the two major candidates agree on virtually every significant issue.
New factionalism has emerged.
