But that was practically where the differences stopped as the two former presidents appeared for the first time on a stage together to discuss national and international policy.
Owing to its unusual design, it could be maneuvered into a parking space nose first and could execute a hundred-and-eighty-degree turn so tightly that it would end up practically where it had started, facing the opposite direction.
It's practically where we live.
In fact, Galactic Civilizations II picks up practically where MoO left off.
"I think practically where this can affect refugees [in the future] is that we now have infrastructure where we can provide connectivity and access to information significantly faster than before," says Simon de Haan, Praekelt Foundation's chief engineer.
The vice president began the day with a rally in West Virginia in front of the Capitol in Charleston, where he practically declared himself an Appalachian.
I don't remember his name, we used to refer to him as Papaya, childishly code-naming him to the point now where he practically disappears into murky memory when called.
Two years later, after recovering from an injury that sidelined him in London, he arrived in New York, where he knew practically no one.
1581 or 1585 Antwerp, Belgium August 29, 1666 Haarlem, Netherlands Frans Hals, (born 1581/85, Antwerp, Spanish Netherlands [now in Belgium] died Aug. 29, 1666, Haarlem, Neth)., great 17th-century portraitist of the Dutch bourgeoisie of Haarlem, where he spent practically all his life.
