One had been virtually invisible, covering the night hours.
The real culprit was a near-hysterical overreaction by the authorities (and by large parts of the media, which virtually stopped covering anything else).
While the Crawford decision failed to define what statements are and are not "testimonial," many defense advocates saw the impassioned opinion breathing new life into the confrontation right as signaling that a defendant's confrontation right was virtually absolute, covering any out of court accusatory statements.
(Green-Pedersen 1984, chapter E in particular) is (still) the most comprehensive study on this subject, covering virtually every text known to us that is relevant for the hypothesis.
To test out this higher-level of commitment of service, I asked long, complicated questions via email which were always responded to promptly by Ms. Ognev or one of her colleagues and though Striking has tutorial videos covering virtually every aspect a user could be unclear about, they always answered my questions directly without reflexively referring me to their video catalog.
In this study, the scientists made chips with DNA covering virtually all of chromosomes 21 and 22.
More than thirty radio broadcasting stations, covering virtually the whole country, will be devoted for eleven hours consecutively to describing the reception ceremonies at Washington.
A blue highlight flashed onto the screen covering virtually the entire South China Sea, right up to the shores of other neighbouring states.
(Brantley) 'Sistas: The Musical' The script is obvious, covering virtually every issue that might touch the lives of black women, but Dorothy Marcic's good-natured, low-budget musical is all about the songs.
(Isherwood) 'Sistas: The Musical' The script is obvious, covering virtually every issue that might touch the lives of black women, but Dorothy Marcic's good-natured, low-budget musical is all about the songs.
