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Companies could not sack workers or close down without permission, which was virtually never given.

Despite his illnesses, friends said, Mr. Coleman was virtually never separated from his trumpet.

Given this process, it seems astonishing that he was so prolific, until you remember that he was virtually never not working: trying this, tweaking that, scrapping failures, starting afresh.

Indeed, because foreign policy was virtually never mentioned during the campaign, and because Mr. Bush himself has no strongly expressed views, he's taking office with a vaguely defined foreign policy agenda, but with clearly defined problems.

She often mentioned that in high school she'd been rejected at the cheerleading tryouts year after year and that, presumably because of her reputation as the class brain, she was virtually never asked out.

What's missing in such discussions -- and what was virtually never mentioned at the Eco:nomics conference -- is climate change.

You're virtually never alone on the High Line".

But in sales, "all things" are virtually never equal.

Interviewers get guidelines but training is virtually never required.

But it is virtually never the ordinary shareholder who is in the driving seat.

The dozens of plays Belasco wrote or co-wrote are virtually never produced today.