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Timber production, once essentially unchecked and highly devastating to the landscape, has been strictly controlled since the late 1990s.

While the G.M. triplets were once essentially the same, the designers have now made a concerted effort to set them apart.

They can have up to four at once: essentially a four-track music tool where the "tracks" are a gorilla, a pig, a sloth and an octopus.

In regions where the rocks have been strongly deformed through folding or faulting, the original attitudes of strata may be greatly altered, and sequences of strata that were once essentially horizontal may now be steeply inclined or overturned.

She is not subtle: McCarthy once essentially threatened the actress Amanda Peet, who has often spoken out about the obvious benefits of childhood vaccinations, by warning Peet that she had an angry mob on her side.

To see him, most would never guess that he is African or that he was once essentially a political refugee forced to flee his country.

The challenge comes in Inner London areas once thought essentially working class and in parts rather run down moving up and up as prosperity has spread and more middle class people have arrived.

The process, in 2008, meant that a politician who had once been essentially a moderate, Mr. McCain, had to transform himself into a right winger and the party went into the general far out of the nation's true ideological mainstream.

Box is a way to multitask, that lets you do two things at once via essentially a picture-in-picture interface.

ZrO2, on the other hand, once dehydroxylated, essentially remains in a dehydroxylated state, but YSZ rather shows the features of a "diluted" Y2O3 chemistry.

Cut each half in half again, cutting through the core once more, essentially dividing the head into quarters.