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So now they have basically issued an APB to search every postal location.

"Tax and trade have basically merged" as issues between the United States and Europe, said Jay Khosla, the staff director for the Senate Finance Committee.

Since that day in June 2008, the justices have basically permitted the Guantánamo issue to be outsourced – not, of course, to another country, but to another court, a few blocks down Constitution Avenue: the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.

The differences have basically come down to jurisdictional issues, House staff members said, like whether new provisions might leave certain specific pension rules administered by both the Labor and Treasury Departments, potentially leading to conflicting rules and guidance.

The issues in the primary have basically been which Republican dislikes government most.

"The courts have basically added a nought," said a source close to the issue.

We have basically passed peak fish.

Investors have basically lost faith.

From my perspective, the biggest issue with Medicare and Medicaid is the funding issue if you look at what we spent in the fiscal year 2001, we have basically doubled what the government has spent on health care since then.

They have, basically, a village.

Without thinking, we had basically taken this issue as a trade issue and they, whoever 'they' were, wanted to keep our product out of their market.