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With only five rounds remaining, that would virtually guarantee the unattractive hubcap otherwise known as the League Leaders Shieldd.

They said that if Lewinsky cooperated with them after her plea they would make a motion to the sentencing judge that would virtually guarantee her no jail time.

"Yelling, rowdy behavior, public drinking and urination, leafleting are just some of the issues that would virtually disappear with a police presence".

So he could not say whether the F.D.A. had major objections that would virtually kill the drug or minor ones that would only postpone approval.

The question now: Can Notts resist the scoreboard pressure and prevent the Bears securing a win that would virtually seal the title?

Mr. Cuomo, in his boldest attack yet on what he calls wasteful spending by school districts, introduced legislation to limit superintendents' pay that would virtually replicate a measure that Mr. Christie imposed in New Jersey.

It should be easy for him to persuade rational voters to embrace policies that would make virtually everyone better off.

There is no serious consideration in Congress of a single-payer governmental program that would enroll virtually everyone.

Shifting his company's position, eBay's chief executive, John J. Donahoe, has begun pressing for compromise, a $10 million exemption that would shield virtually all of eBay's sellers.

Ah, foreign aid, the tired old whipping horse that would do virtually nothing to reduce the deficit, as it accounts for a paltry 1 percent of the federal budget.

But the building's owners and managers argue that it has unique characteristics as a telecommunications center that would be virtually impossible to recreate elsewhere.