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This stellar career was now effectively at an end.

During most of this period, Najīb al-Dawlah was in charge of the dwindling empire, which was now effectively a regional kingdom of Delhi.

Because Mr. Sankoh was now effectively in British hands, Mr. Robertson said, "Pinochet has opened the door to a Sankoh trial -- this is the challenge that human rights law now throws down to the diplomats".

He was now effectively the Democratic Party's nominee, about to enter what is expected to be a bruising general-election campaign with the man on the other end of the phone.

An old colleague – I'd never had anyone I would grace with the title of friend – named Tanneur tried to explain how the Muslim Brotherhood had done a deal with the left and centrist parties to keep out the National Front – and was now effectively running France.

The regiment's part in the war was now effectively over.

The net effect of these allegations is that all internet users are now effectively guilty until "tagged" otherwise.

Both careers are now effectively over.

In Cambridge, the darker version is now effectively extinct.

"Tough luck, suckers," he is now effectively saying.

A former secretary, she is now effectively an associate copywriter.