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"There's a number of pieces of evidence which has essentially pushed us off the cliff to say we are considering this an act of terrorism," he said.

Their pastors really had pooh-poohed their fears and concerns, and, Bible in hand, had essentially pushed them back into the swinging arms of their abusive husbands.

"Biologists have essentially been pushed aside" in the global-warming debate, Freeman Dyson avers, allowing other scientists to create exaggerated climate models.

She says this won't necessarily be good for markets, as Draghi has essentially said he will push EU leaders to the brink before he does anything.

By now the horse-and-buggy riding blow-smuggler has essentially earned its own Heritage Moment, pushed deeper into Canadian pop culture consciousness by the CBC drama Pure.

The actual use of the knuckles in pushing the ball plateward has essentially been out of style for ninety years.

"The state has essentially established a religious indoctrination program intended to push a single ideological viewpoint," Satanic Temple spokesman Jex Blackmore said in a statement Monday.

The court has essentially given the opposition lots of extra ammunition for its push to get IEBC officials sacked and push for changes in the voting systems ahead of the re-run.

Rotten Tomatoes has essentially decided that it has a responsibility to give the critical conversation a hard push in the direction of inclusion.

That questioning has essentially stopped.

Instead of hedging, O'Brien has essentially recommitted.