So in the space of just a few years, if Scotland became independent the BBC as we know it would effectively lose a quarter of its funding.
The NHS, as we know it, will effectively be abolished just short of its 65th birthday.
"The forest as we know it would effectively be gone," Pope said.
"The forest as we know it would effectively be gone," said Met researcher Vicky Pope.
Though the word "rave" emerged in 1950s Britain to describe "wild bohemian parties," rave as we know it today was, effectively, born in 1980s Manchester, characterised by acid house music, ecstasy, whistles and people with large bottles of water mouthing "are you having a good night," at the kind of strangers they'd usually cross the road to avoid.
Though the word "rave" emerged in 1950s Britain to describe "wild bohemian parties," rave as we know it today was, effectively, born in 1980s Manchester, characterized by acid house music, ecstasy, whistles and people with large bottles of water mouthing "are you having a good night," at the kind of strangers they'd usually cross the road to avoid.
The U.S. airline industry, as we have known it, has effectively collapsed.
Nobody but us knew it but we had effectively gotten one vote for Hillary.
But it is clear that some people still do not know how to use it effectively.
As a result, being an op-ed columnist at the Times is a pretty big deal — one I'm immensely grateful to have been granted — and those who hold the position, if they know how to use it effectively, have a lot more influence on national debate than, say, most senators.
