A curiosity in private hospitals is that many are technically charities, in the same way Eton is a charity, gaining tax privileges for the privileged.
They're hosting a Philadelphia Union side who may not yet technically be in the same boat, but are surely playing for pride at this point.
I find Mantel technically brilliant, in the same way I find a writer such as Alan Hollinghurst to be so; she is effortlessly assured, so clean and precise a writer that she becomes easy to read when what one is actually reading is anything but easy – and I relish that dichotomy: clear, simple style and cloudy, complex content.
[Yeah, we know -- he's not technically a Democrat, in the same way that Lisa Murkowski is now not technically a Republican, but for the sake of discussion (and awards) we've long since decided that Lieberman is eligible. Mostly because we keep giving him MDDOTW awards, we fully admit. Heh.].
As a result, the Senate would technically still be in the same legislative day when lawmakers returned on Jan . 24 and the backers of the rules changes could proceed at that point if they were not satisfied.
A: It's true that Brandon Routh was cast as a brand new Superman for Superman Returns, but that movie technically took place in the same timeline as the Christopher Reeve films, a few years after Superman II.
Zebrafish possess one six-exon CYP7A1 and one six-exon CYP7B1 gene, both located on Chromosome 2. The sequence identity between zebrafish CYP7B1 and mammalian CYP7Bs technically precludes membership in the same subfamily, yet shared synteny (Table 3) indicates orthology.
We were about as much alike as an orange tabby and a Bengal tiger: technically of the same species, but in reality, discrete life forms.
Even though the characters technically share the same language, they live in a Tower of Babel.
Other banks could technically do the same and display transactions in real time.
