It's a virtually deus-ex-machina-like ending, when men are again holding a woman, this time Jennifer, hostage — and this time, Harry shows up after having virtually come back from the dead and morphed into a living myth, in a return that's more symbolic than it is dramatic.
Until the last few weeks, testimony about the horrors committed by the Chilean military after Gen. Augusto Pinochet's coup in 1973 has virtually all come from one side, the victims'.
Point to and click on any of the higher scores and you will see that virtually all come from Rasmussen.
"The concept of accessing the fishpond virtually came up, and it grew from there," Marion explained.
Of the 95 suicide bombings against Israel, virtually all have come from the West Bank, which had no barrier until the fence began going up last year.
Virtually no savings come from Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security, the entitlement programs whose growth is driving projections of unsustainable debt as the population ages and medical costs increase.
The beneficiaries come from virtually every corner of the corporate world, encompassing oil and coal conglomerates, technology and entertainment companies, banks and big-box retail chains.
At the Rütli high school in Neukölln, a Turkish- and Arab-dominated district in Berlin, virtually all the students come from migrant homes.
By targeting Mr. Jabari, 52, the Israelis said they had killed the mastermind of virtually every attack to come from Gaza in recent years, including the kidnapping in 2006 of the Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit.
"I don't feel mad about anything, but when I watch the videotape of my fights, I say, 'Dang, I got a lot of anger in me.' " He has come from virtually nowhere, and not just from the back room of a Cincinnati dry cleaner, to this position as a rising star on the potent American team, which won its four fights in the first weekend of the boxing competition.
