"Virtually crossing borders to use Netflix is a violation of our terms of use because of content licensing restrictions," said Joris Evers, in corporate communications at Netflix.
"Virtually crossing borders to use Netflix is a violation of our terms of use because of content licensing restrictions," a spokesperson said.
On a day in which he had demonstrated, on camera, the unique range of his job -- he virtually cross-examined a lawyer for some of the Duke lacrosse players accused of sexual assault, and also played the children's game of rock, paper, scissors with Ms. Couric to introduce another segment -- Mr. Lauer said he could not imagine a position in broadcasting he would want more.
Yet, in the past 18 months, unprecedented development in cross-border communication can be found on the popular social networking site, Facebook, where a new breed of young activists in both Armenia and Azerbaijan are now able to virtually cross the ceasefire line.
Despite school board efforts to keep schools open, virtually no teachers crossed the picket lines.
Some pols are virtually small townships, crossed by a street with gates at either end.
Hamilton Holt, who had been editor of The Independent, a liberal weekly, before 1925, when he became president of Rollins College in Winter Park, Fla., spoke out on virtually everything that crossed his mind.
In the absence of plasminogen virtually no cells crossed the BBB model (0.56+/-0.3%).
He has written of having submitted articles and then watching as the editor crossed out virtually every word, writing a new article between the lines of the old.
A million tiny audiences The UK innovations frequently seemed the best; yet, despite predictions to the contrary, virtually none of them crossed over and really made a dent beyond the specialist market.
