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LSE's investment in Zinc also sees it effectively become a founder of the burgeoning company builder.

As a browser cache gradually accumulates pages, it effectively becomes a detailed electronic record of its user's Web browsing.

Thereafter, it effectively became a quarry for other buildings.

Once the investment has been held for the requisite number of years, it effectively becomes a no-load fund.

Yet it persisted; because community leaders could deliver electoral support from their communities for Labour, it effectively became baked into the system.

Starting this week, it effectively becomes a means-tested entitlement, as well over a million families with a member earning £50,000 or more lose their child benefit either in full or in part.

Clubs agreed in principle that if another club pays the buy-out clause they will sell at that total price, meaning that the player does not actually pay the money: it effectively becomes a transfer like any other.

When an entire generation has been raised without supervision on music as a post-scarcity resource, it effectively becomes free, and it's a little late for an incredibly small but immensely powerful minority to impose its will and alter the norms of an entire generation.

It effectively becomes the new credit score.

When Apple launched subscriptions for iPad publications back in February, it effectively became a digital newsstand.

That means it effectively becomes a part of the app that millions of people today still use.