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And he has the experience to practice the almost forgotten presidential skill of charming the opposition.

This, again, is clearly part of the very architecture of the Commissions, designed, in an essentially lawless manner, to prevent any obstacles to prosecution, and as Vandeveld spelled out, in practice the almost obsessive focus on secrecy serves only to discredit the entire process.

King has even written an introduction that defends the short story as a form: "Practicing the (Almost) Lost Art".

We found that in practice the algorithm almost always joins neighbors or near-neighbors first, so it is almost never needed to reorder more than 7 clones around the junction.

In practice, the committees almost automatically give permission for abortion when a woman applies on the basis of foetal defects.

They can rap them faster than most grownups can think and practice the raps together, almost like a sport.

The Review continues the practice, almost universal in Russian journalism, of printing articles for pay.

As to why doctors decide to switch to a concierge practice, the answer is almost always frustration.

Journalists in China are nominally required to seek approval before conducting interviews, but in practice, the rule is almost never enforced.

In the draft Clarke said: In theory, academies are accountable to the secretary of state, but in practice the accountability can almost amount to benign neglect where educational and financial performance seems to indicate everything is fine.

In practice, the group had almost been forced underground already by the arrest this summer of thousands of its members – including most of its leaders – and the killing of about 1,000 more.