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Aside from its big early-1960s catch, Bob Dylan, Columbia was still effectively mired in the Pleistocene.

I knew I had to send my child, who was still effectively a toddler, away for his own good.

The centennial 50 years ago coincided with the civil rights movement, and most of the South was still effectively segregated, making a mockery of any notion that the slaves had truly become free and equal.

Though the tank was on a tall fireproof pedestal, it was still effectively on the lowest floor of the building, as the code requires, said Frank Lombardi, the Port Authority's chief engineer.

Although Mr. Glaser has argued that the iPod is a "closed" platform, industry analysts said that it was still effectively "open" because consumers can move digital music from their compact discs to play on the music player.

(See 9.08am) This would almost certainly lead to a delay in the UK being able to implement new trade deals with other countries, because the EU would not let the UK set its own tariffs while it was still effectively in the customs union.

But I'm still effectively alone in there.

At this point their adventures are still effectively a kidnap.

Whether these are strictly [INAUDIBLE] is still effectively an ongoing debate.

Palestinians complained that they were still effectively imprisoned inside Bethlehem and Gaza by encircling Israeli forces and checkpoints.

The technology industry now, and after the settlement with D.O.J., is still effectively Finlandized by Microsoft.