The unanimity among the weeklies was a reflection of a virtual across-the-board sentiment by editors and reporters around the nation that Mr. McCain had upended conventional wisdom and overnight moved from insurgent to potential front-runner.
Indeed, France is now a model for building up a virtual market across Europe.
For about $299,000 a room, a company can smoothly conduct a virtual meeting across the world.
Their products are virtual, flying across the internet as strings of digits.
Appointed by Bill Clinton as a special envoy to Northern Ireland in 1995, he embarked on three years of patient, constant diplomacy, becoming a virtual commuter across the Atlantic.
A free upgrade to MaxiVista, due later this month, will enable one PC to extend its virtual display across the screens of four PC's without additional hardware.
Birna is currently engaged on a virtual march across some swathe of Hobbitland, which at the expense of making us all rather uneasy does mean that we now go everywhere with a pedometer.
There was the announcement last week that the Department of Homeland Security had scrapped plans to build a "virtual fence" across the Mexican border, a project that Ms. Giffords had been following closely.
The Department of Homeland Security on Friday canceled a project to build a technology-based "virtual fence" across the Southwest border, saying that the effort — on which $1 billion has already been spent — was ineffective and too costly.
And big-name businesses have built community hospitals, grade schools and virtual universities across the country.
Thus, it is infeasible to attempt all possible partitionings of a virtual network across all InPs.
