Roughly one-half of the world population, including virtually all of East and Southeast Asia, is wholly dependent upon rice as a staple food; 95 percent of the world's rice crop is eaten by humans.
Jane Featherstone (number 62) is at her beck and call and gets a place... and... David Tennant (number 24 - above Simon Shaps as well) is wholly dependent on Tranter for virtually all his work and he gets a place.
He, of course, had watched only the first inning, because the television networks and Major League Baseball (seemingly a wholly owned subsidiary of the networks) have scheduled virtually all post-season games to end hours after any schoolchild's bedtime.
His most damning indictment was that ever since its formation, BLMC had been making "wholly inadequate" profits, but that matters had been made worse by paying out virtually all this profit in dividends.
Clashes marked virtually all situations where conflicting interests were pursued, and the Europeans viewed Aborigines as parasites upon nature, defining their culture in wholly negative terms.
Anything cheaper virtually has to be – wholly or in part – last year's oil, or another country's oil, or some other vegetable oil.
As the FCA notes drily, "this was wholly inadequate and virtually meaningless in the context of the due diligence that Barclays was required to undertake".
Keeping in view the importance of these polyamides, we have prepared the aromatic aliphatic polyamide containing sulfone linkages by low temperature polycondensation method that could offer a balance of properties between those of tractable aliphatic nylons and the virtually insoluble and non-melting wholly aromatic polyamides.
Partly because of industry opposition, he said, "starting something wholly new would be virtually impossible".
St John seems to have been a man of virtually non-existent human sympathies but was not wholly exceptional in apparently having zero interest in this historic event.
