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For instance, a given site may not actually be blocked in China, but it will be effectively blocked if its users have to log in via Facebook.

If America fails to act within that time frame, it will be effectively passing the buck -- to its children.

That means if the repeal language is not approved by the end of this year, it will be effectively dead.

Many creditors have firmly told Greece's population it will be effectively voting on whether the country will remain in the single currency, or even perhaps the EU.

"The conventions are so close together," Mr. Gore said at the time, that whether his choice is actually announced or not, "it will be effectively made before then".

Budget changes freezing the foreign aid budget and changing the way it is indexed mean it will be effectively cut by more than $7bn over five years.

As such, the scheme's effects will be effectively zero for jobseekers, though some litter will get picked up".

By eliminating the travel waiver benefits for all dual nationals from these four countries, the United States will be effectively making it enormously more difficult for a vast range of people - many of them refugees, journalists, artists, human rights and development professionals and scholars - to enter the country.

The question is, Is it some kind of national epidemic that will be effectively addressed with age verification mandates?

The effect on air travel will be effectively nil, he said.

"The existing shares will be effectively canceled".