Nearly non-existent 35 years ago, self-storage has become ubiquitous, with 51,000 facilities nationwide.
Ten months after the nuclear disaster, trust in the authorities is nearly non-existent.
Corruption is rampant, investment is nearly non-existent, public services are abysmal.
But androgen receptors were found to be nearly non-existent in the brains of newborn animals.
The open letter to Pussy Riot raises an important point: public knowledge of Transfield's commercial activity is nearly non-existent.
Patients sleep several to a room – some of which are highly unsanitary – and activities are nearly non-existent.
The results have been bloated rental fees, little choice and nearly non-existent competition in the video box marketplace," he said.
Despite many players frequently going well over the allotted 25 seconds, warnings are rare, and subsequent point penalties for slow play are nearly non-existent.
Beyoncé posed in knickers and a nearly non-existent T-shirt for him in GQ earlier this year while insisting that women need to start defining their own sexiness.
She's a Democrat in a state known for staunchly voting Republican, and a liberal in a city that is so pro-market that business regulations and zoning are nearly non-existent.
"Sports help people recognise those with disabilities, especially here, where there is a real lack of facilities for disabled people," says Jana, stressing that wheelchair ramps are nearly non-existent in Thailand, disabled parking spots often filled by non-disabled drivers, and public transportation lacking access for the disabled.
