More practically, for those not interested in major plumbing investments, bidet seats can be installed atop existing toilets.
Thole, whose visit to Walter Reed was his second, said of the soldiers he saw on Tuesday: "They're doing it practically for nothing.
By changing the time at which an existing drug is administered, said Hogenesch, physicians could get "big benefits practically for free".
"When you have a lot of money available, practically for free, it has to go somewhere — the stock market, Treasuries, gold, any asset that's not cash".
Fayyad's resignation may indeed be important, symbolically and practically, for the potential success of the reconciliation talks (a tricky enough prospect in any case).
"This is the asset that Khodorkovsky got practically for free," said Charles Hirsch, an investor in Yukos through his hedge fund, Equinox Finance in Moscow.
"When I looked at the situation, I saw that it provided a way for me to grow my business, practically for free," Mr. Jarrell said.
Here, I have a Web cell phone that I'm paying about $70 a month for, and most people can get on the wired Internet practically for free".
Anderson dealt drugs, the book alleges, practically for cost, sourced sometimes from San Francisco Aids patients who preferred cash to the human growth hormone they had been prescribed to help them rebuild their muscle mass.
At his son's bedside, Michael thinks: "And he could be a serious person, a grown-up at last, and not worry over things that educated people had not troubled themselves with practically for centuries".
Superrichkid in New York wrote, "Those who agree with the Justice Dept.'s suit seem to think that ebooks are going to stay at $9.99 practically for good but, if and when Amazon gets its way, I doubt they'll be so enthusiastic about ebooks when they're paying $20 or $30 a book".
