In stating, for example, that the UK had "likely" benefited from a boost to its dynamism from EU membership over the past 42 years, he was pretty much stating the obvious.
I know, I know, that's an utterance by the hardcore hobbyists of unbelief, but in this particular case they're pretty much stating the ordinary wisdom of everyday disbelief.
"It's pretty much state-of- the-art," Andrew Breaks, resource manager at BBC Studios and Post Production, says modestly.
The acquisition agreement is pretty much state of the art and reflects some of the target friendly provisions added in the wake of the financial crisis.
In fact, the state polls pretty much say that Obama would win if the election were held right now, taking Ohio, Wisconsin, and Iowa, and quite possibly Virginia.
The margin was even more dramatic if you consider that he won pretty much every state outside the former Confederacy and the Wilderness states where a large double-digit percentage of the voters acknowledged they would never vote for a black man.
Two and a half thousand words on the future of the company might not sound like a lot, but in Don's current state of mind – which, let's face it, is pretty much the state of mind he's been trying to fend off since we met him – it's enough to make him ask a tough question: what's next?
The committee is requesting "very highly sensitive individual information that is not publicly available in pretty much every state," he told HuffPost, noting that the letter says any documentation states submit to the panel will be made public. .
It had also contributed to a pretty much constant state of waste-o-hood.
This is pretty much the state of affairs at a Girl Talk show these days.
