There's no doubt the dancers, acrobats, actors and circus performers (including Thierrée) are technically world-class.
Maybe it was the post-Super Bowl visit that the still-technically World Champions paid to the still-technically President that gave them the cooties.
Technically, the world's tallest mountain is not especially difficult to climb.
SUBARU This was technically a world premiere of the BRZ Concept STI, even though the car was also seen at Frankfurt.
But you won't see any of this as you hurtle down 1,300m of technically demanding world cup track at inconceivable speeds.
Australian officials say that although the Indonesians aren't technically breaking World Trade Organisation rules, they are violating the spirit of free trade.The next few months will be crucial.
In the technically complex world of F1 his triumph can be explained in the most lucid of terms: he was faster than his most serious rival, his Mercedes team-mate, Nico Rosberg.
There has been a lot of happy talk lately about the fortunate escape from the Nazis of Richard Bergmann, an Austrian, who is technically the world's champion, as he won the men's singles in the last Swaythling Cup matches, in 1939.
(Related fun fact: Lego is technically the world's biggest producer of tires. Just… you know, tiny ones).
While you probably won't feel like the coolest kid on the block with this WiFi-enabled phone, you can make calls over WiFi and it's technically a world phone even without the WiFi capabilities.
And we're back to some good-old fashioned patriotic dualism, this time in the form of invading aliens vs. the U.S. (technically the world, but pretty much the U.S).
