After years of battling declining crowds, the demise of Garden State Race Track, and a near non-existent calendar at Atlantic City Race Course, the state is ready to get out of the racing business.
Despite their near non-existent media profile, the power of word-of-mouth and a smattering of radio play spread took their single Ain't No Rest for the Wicked into the Top 40 in June.
And both sides decide what to do about allegations against their own, not by referring to the (near non-existent) rules, but by judging what they can get away with.
The new series starts here on Comedy Central on 30 January as a 10-show run, followed by a near non-stop 90-episode series; a run unheard of outside soap operas and quiz shows.
At 50, with two dreary daughters she dubs the Tupperware sisters ("and square canisters at that") and a husband blurred to near non-existence through familiarity, the disgusted heroine sits down at her kitchen table somewhere in the American South to write a grocery list.
Beyond this threshold, its effect diminishes significantly or becomes near non-existent.
Although South America has always drawn skiers and snowboarders, the region is still recovering from having a near non-existent season in 2011, after Chile's Puyehue volcano erupted at the start of the ski season in June, covering the area in a cloud of ash that prevented flights from entering or leaving the region.
Israel has relegated Palestine's history to a place of near non-existence.
In nation's that have user fees for general aviation, general aviation suffers to the point of near non-existence.
Rather, it's just an intentionally mean joke based on O'Malley's status as a near non-entity in the polls.
Well, as it happens, it is a joke, but not an unintentionally cruel one based on O'Malley's status as a near non-entity in the polls.
