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Astoundingly, that is basically still true.

She has followed up with the representative but says she is "basically still waiting".

The winning design, announced on September 3, 1901, is basically still in use today.

Bilbao is basically still a one-attraction town despite its beautification since the Guggenheim opened in 1997.

The goal of the letter was to head off the usual scene in Albany when legislators wind up voting to commit the entire state -- all 19 million people -- to a budget that is basically still wrapped in plastic.

Elizabeth Fitelson, a Columbia psychiatrist who works primarily with pregnant women, wrote to me, "SSRI exposure does have neurodevelopmental effects on some (but certainly not all) babies exposed in utero, but the jury is basically still out about what, if any, long-term neurodevelopmental effects there are".

"I'm basically still in shock," Mr. Soto said.

"So it's basically still a Greek place, right?" asked a hopeful resident one night.

"It's basically still his job and when he's healthy, he'll be back starting.

By that time, humans are "basically still collecting your luggage at the passenger terminal," Atock said.

Even when I work on celebrity styling, it's basically still doing hair for a brand.