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"And it is our genuine belief that the assimilation has had its tensions, but it has basically resulted in our being sort of inherently multicultural".

"KPN's big problem is that it has basically underinvested in its own business," Mr. Draper said.

BFree wraps, £2.80 for a pack of six, bfreefoods.com or Asda stores nationwide Occasionally Buy of the Day looks back and realises that when it comes to its food and drink picks, it has basically told you to do nothing but eat chocolate and eat booze for about three weeks.

And second, how does it feel about being awarded the patent now that it has basically sold off its search business to Microsoft?

A prominent commentator from one of Kenya's daily newspapers has spoken of a similar fear: "The peace industry has overwhelmed the media, it has basically become uncritical, losing its oversight role".

Instead of BOC pressing on as British world leader it has basically sold itself off to its overseas competitors Air Products of the United States and France's Air Liquide for £7bn.

Novartis, which makes Ovaltine, Gerber baby foods, Wasa crackers and various health foods, said in the letter that it had basically achieved its goal by June 30.

"It had basically been a one-night stand.

His career opportunities opened and he landed his current job at NREL. "That one paper has become the one that everyone who works on OLEDs cites, and so it had basically made my career".

It had basically ruined her life.

It had basically the same lyrics and fit over the same chord changes.