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The SCAF has gone virtually silent.

But Mr. Markowitz's role in fund-raising for his nonprofit groups has gone virtually unquestioned.

The Mets unveiled their primary logo on Nov. 16, 1961, and it has gone virtually unchanged.

Something has been happening to Hall lately, and it has gone virtually unnoticed, because who pays attention to the holder?

But since its publication in a book in January, the number — and its Ottoman source — has gone virtually unmentioned.

Slade's poem added to the compelling literary narrative being written by African-Americans during the war — one that has gone virtually unremarked in literary histories.

State advisory committees have gone virtually unstudied.

This spring, she said, her azaleas have gone virtually untouched.

But these assurances have gone virtually unnoticed by those deeply worried by his victory.

The widespread sectarian killings have gone virtually unchecked by authorities of any kind, American or Iraqi.

His death, which had gone virtually unnoticed, was first reported on Sunday in The Washington Post.