— Cormac McCarthy's Pulitzer Prize-winovel novel, "The Road," takes place in a world that, because of some unexplained catastrophe, has just about ended.
The overlap just about ends there.
The family has just about made ends meet for generations.
For 11 months of the year Rebecca Daly, 31, can just about make ends meet.
Mr Farron said: "I come across people in my patch [constituency] every week for whom even in a good week they can just about make ends meet.
"If we didn't [offer] receipts, if we avoided taxes and social security contributions, we could just about make ends meet".
Berkowitz: Yes, we've crossed the $10 billion mark and we're just about, at the end of this year, we'll have our 10th anniversary.
"Expanding Horizons: Landscape Photographs From the Whitney Museum of American Art," at the Whitney's branch at Phillip Morris, begins and just about ends with this premise.
So for Northampton to find their way over the finishing line by scoring a dozen points at the last knockings and then discover that Leinster, recent three-time European champions, had just about ended their interest in this tournament by winning in Castres… well, it was a tough one to take.
