For years now, Ms. McKechnie has continued to work, often on the road, in practically any legitimate vehicle that will have her -- from the ill-fated "Annie Warbucks" of several seasons back to the critically acclaimed 1998 Paper Mill Playhouse revival of "Follies" in which she delivered what many regarded as the definitive portrayal of Sally Durant, the nostalgia-blinded former chorus girl.
The paradigm informs investigators what their domain of the world is like and practically guarantees that all legitimate problems can be solved in its terms.
By the end of the following decade, he owned nearly 60 of the 87 acres in the district and had practically cornered the market in legitimate sex-shop outlets.
Unsurprisingly, the line between legitimate business and otherwise is practically nonexistent.
But morally, and practically, I doubt it can ever be legitimate: its time, if it ever had one, has passed".
"By refusing to detain unlawful immigrants until their claims are proven legitimate, the Obama Administration is practically guaranteeing that they will disappear into our communities and never be removed from the United States," he stated.
In a barely concealed jibe at Washington, a spokesman for Putin said later the vote meant Moscow would be practically the only country in Syria to be conducting operations "on a legitimate basis" and at the request of "the legitimate president of Syria".
Putin's spokesman said the vote by the Federation Council, Russia's upper house of parliament, meant Moscow would be practically the only country in Syria to be conducting operations "on a legitimate basis" and at the request of "the legitimate president of Syria".
"Celebrity" is much more expansively defined than it was back then, and practically no realm of celebrity behavior is considered beyond our legitimate interest.
Distinguishing between legitimate and paid links embedded in text is practically impossible, especially on the scale of Google's massive index of every Web site.
