As one Liberal Party poll worker in Tegucigalpa, Miriam DeVicente, explained on Sunday afternoon, once the polls were virtually empty, "I think that from the Liberal Party many people have stayed away".
"In the last 10 or 15 minutes in the Roscommon match, Croke Park was virtually full and I think that will definitely help.
That actually works wonders in virtually all cases - I think the people claiming that it doesn't will be hard pressed to prove their case, although of course it is always possible to find rare cases where things have slipped through the cracks.
As a matter of fact…I have virtually taken over full control and she's virtually tethered to me… I think I am slowly approaching my inability to continue to do all these things for her because it's almost becoming overwhelming and time to consider moving her into a nursing home.
But to this day, not only the awareness of that, but the responsibility that goes along with it, is something that I think about virtually every day.
He is virtually illiterate, uneducated and I think it is fair to say corrupt".
Binney said: "I think virtually everybody has accepted that there is nothing we can do to stop it.
During last year's primary, meanwhile, Trump chided "people that are making a tremendous amount of money and paying virtually no tax", saying, "I think it's unfair".
"Virtually on Day 1, I think it's fair to say we knew an intentional act was involved," said Terry Curry, the Marion County prosecutor who brought murder and arson charges against Ms. Shirley and two others on Dec. 21.
And as a practical matter, moreover, I believed -- and I think virtually all members of the committee would agree -- that it was thoroughly appropriate and worthwhile to provide an oral rendition of the key points of the written referral, to provide a general status report on the state of the overall investigation and to discuss the process that went into the investigation and referral.
