The Vietnam War was still raging, and McGovern said: "The Vietnam War has virtually destroyed the unity of the nation, destroyed the unity of the Democratic Party.
Answer: virtually no one.
There is virtually no storyline, no unity of time or place and no limit to the spiritual and intellectual conundrums with which Goethe's luxuriant imagination confronts his wandering hero.
His smoke and fire images, his light spaces and ballets stand for a virtually romantic longing for unity with nature.
While samples of related individuals were collected and hence genetic correlations among samples were expected, assumption of unity variance virtually neglected the variance-covariance structure and hence might introduce bias in the estimation of heritability.
The data derived across these LDAs were virtually identical, with correlation coefficients approximating unity (LDA 1 vs 2, 0.96. LDA 1 vs 3, 0.96. LDA 2 vs 3, 0.97).
The Unity 3D environment is used to virtually render the virtual objects (curve and shape) and the virtual avatar of the users' hands.
When the text actually reached the floor of the Council, at the third session, it was so altered that Archbishop Heenan, of Westminster, one of the members of the Secretariat for Christian Unity, declared it to be virtually unrecognizable.
Lebanon's sectarian political structure virtually guarantees a continuation of the current "national unity" government, in which the winning coalition in the 128-seat Parliamentherants the loser veto powers to preserve civil peace.
For the last three months, the government's Sudan People's Liberation Army SPLAandalliedlied militias have waged a scorched-earth campaign that has made survival virtually impossible for tens of thousands of civilians in parts of southern Unity.
