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Mrs. Clinton led in essentially every national poll conducted before Iowa.

Today, recombinant proteins are found in essentially every pharmacy and doctor's office, used in the treatment of diabetes, hepatitis B and many other diseases.

In essentially every recent presidential election, however, the Democratic candidate has performed worse among actual Election Day voters than among the broader pool of registered voters.

"This combination means that T.I. will have a leading position in essentially every high-performance analog category and the ability to offer almost any analog component that touches a D.S.P".

The collective technologies have reduced costs and improved outcomes in essentially every industry in which they have been applied.

Susceptible mice had viral antigen in essentially every hepatocyte (Fig. 2F and table S2), while resistant mice viral antigen was restricted to cells that lack typical hepatocyte morphology, most likely endothelial cells and Kupffer cells (Fig. 2G), consistent with low-pathogenicity Reston virus infection (15).

In fact, essentially every centrifuge program that has ever been found was suspected and located because the country was buying equipment for the plant from abroad.

When I was in Gaza, essentially every night the show aired (Friday and Saturday) Gaza goes under a curfew.

However, residues never function in isolation, and essentially every residue in a protein structure can be connected, via chains of hydrogen bonding and packing interactions, to every other residue.

— M, Chapel Hill, N.C. A. Systems for regulating sleep and 24-hour internal circadian rhythms play a role in the regulation of essentially every system in the body.

Since 1991, 130 million vehicles have been sold in the U.S. Essentially, every household has replaced at least one vehicle.