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He also said that if the Japanese-owned auto plants in the United States stayed unorganized "it will be virtually impossible to organize" new plants that were established to supply those plants.

When the day comes that there are such high concentrations of 'Round Up' in our drinking water that we want to prohibit or limit its use, it will be virtually economically impossible for us to do so, simply because we shall then also no longer be able to use the genetically modified plants.

In its locked position it will be virtually undetectable because it hides in plain sight". Kirk Kjellberg, CEO of Minnesota-based company Ideal Conceal, told a local news outlet that he came up with the concept for the pistol after a boy in a restaurant noticed he was carrying a concealed gun.

This being said it will be virtually impossible to think critically when you are fatigued.

With tax revenues shrinking, economists say, it will be virtually impossible for the government to meet its pledged I.M.F.

Disney is under pressure to stand its ground: if it doesn't win concessions from Cablevision it will be virtually impossible to push for so-called retransmission payments when ABC contracts come due with providers like Time Warner Cable.

It'll be virtually impossible for Samsung to overcome Apple in total profits, but it can push the market share gap further in its favor.

Hughes says it'll be "virtually impossible" to meet climate targets, and that if BC really wants to build LNG facilities it shouldn't have signed an agreement like the Paris Agreement.

It won't go overnight, but its demise will be virtually guaranteed".

Helen Keegan the organiser of Swedish Beers and Innovation, the host of several carnival of mobilists and founder of beep marketing has been blogging about this event and it seems she will be "virtually" attending.

The latest hunger data indicate that the very first goal, reducing the number of hungry people in the world to half of what it was in 1990, will be virtually impossible to meet, Jacques Diouf, the director general of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, said at the news conference, which was broadcast on the Web.