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NBC has essentially turned "Today" into its morning fortress, expanding it to four hours, twice as long as its competitors.

MasterChef: The Professionals has essentially turned into the food-based competition programme equivalent of Speakerboxxx/The Love Below.

Or Maxim magazine's party on Saturday night, where the magazine has essentially turned San Diego's old Wonderbread factory into a community that would do Caligula proud.

According to a computer program at NFL-Forecast.com, the Dallas Cowboys moved ahead of the Giants in what has essentially turned into a two-team race for the final playoff spot in the National Football Conference.

It will be the fourth time that the Met and the English National Opera have co-produced a show since Mr. Gelb took over, in a system that has essentially turned London into an out-of-town tryout locale for the Met.

The neighbourhood is on the other side of a highway from most of the rest of Silicon Valley, and a bike ride to the Googleplex would typically involve crossing busy train tracks, navigating arterial roads with high speed limits and braving the valley's expressway system that has essentially turned many surface streets into mini freeways.

Cities have essentially turned the individual loose: entrepreneurs can start businesses with minimal government oversight.

The contracts, the task force concluded, "have essentially turned the code of silence into official policy".

"Both parents have essentially turned their back on the company, and what I think they have done is essentially killed it," Mr. Wranne said.

"These companies have essentially turned their bureaucracies into profit centers," said Glenn R. Kantor, a California lawyer who has represented policyholders.

Other councils that chose to delete the role, such as Rugby, have essentially turned their council leaders into quasi chief executives.