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Although Casablanca posters are among the most sought after, this one's a star: It's Italian and looks so vibrant you practically want to bum a smoke off Bogie.

Whereas Skye Gyngell's food is quiet and (dare I say it?) feminine, Yotam Ottolenghi's food is so vibrant it practically jumps off the page, with big flavors from what seems like a world atlas of cuisines.

Both the NATO and G8 summits have practically become synonymous with the vibrant protests, at times violent, they tend to attract.

Everything is more vibrant, and you can practically feel the existence of those around you.

Fresh and vibrant, newly-washed, the produce practically sang opera.

And vibrant sheets of magenta daisies of the ice plant family practically burned our retinas.

Dating to 1986, this involved practically encrusting vacant houses with found objects from abandoned lots, creating a surreally vibrant sense of life.

Practically speaking, that day will probably never come, which is why we need a strong and vibrant military".

"It is practically impossible to make a living out of underground music in South America, says Aguayo, but in Buenos Aires he discovered a vibrant, highly localised scene of crazy cellar nightclubs and passionate amateur DJ-producers.

"Practically anyone, practically anything".

Practically organic, practically vegan..."....