Playing it safe virtually means: ' don't play at all in the single market'.
In response to protests from Palestinian Jews and London Zionists, the British prime minister, Ramsay MacDonald, in February 1931 addressed an explanatory letter to Chaim Weizmann nullifying the Passfield White Paper, which virtually meant a return to the policy of the 1922 White Paper.
A diamond grading certificate only details the gem's properties at the time of inspection, so it means virtually nothing if the diamond was altered afterwards.
South Sudan's decision to halt oil production amid unresolved disputes with Sudan meant it virtually had no revenue for use in building hospitals, roads and water systems, the aid group said.
It works pretty well with the majority of kids, but there are kids that it virtually never works, if "works," means changing their future behavior choices.
But by age 50 virtually everyone has it, which means that nationwide there could be about 90 million people squinting at needles at any given moment.
If the figures, which are due to be finalised midweek, are confirmed it will mean virtually all this contingency fund is now consumed, giving Ireland no further wriggle room for bank debt.
The world champion Mikhail Botvinnik considered it a virtually flawless means of countering a queenside opening by White.
"Quite literally, it means that virtually everything the average person sees or hears, outside of her own personal communications, is determined by the interests of private, unaccountable executives and investors whose primary goal is increasing profits and raising the share prices.
In all cases FB maintains a presumption of guilt, and provides users virtually no means to appeal or get information about the presumed offense.
