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Of course there are some good researchers in institutions that would become essentially teaching-only, and so there would have to be opportunities for academics to move.

Without Surge Pricing, Uber would become essentially unusable this week.

The commission would have been aware that what can become essentially one-person leadership would be particularly unsuitable in rural areas; as it still would be.

That I would be able to continue to grow so much and become, essentially, a late bloomer.

MSNBC had become, essentially, a liberal network.

Shortly after, without ceremony, the new senior managing principal, Jimmy Dunne, told the partnership that I would become a managing principal, essentially the No. 2 executive.

The winner of the match between Reda (age eighteen, ranking No. 60 — and No. 1 under-19) and Aziz (age twenty-seven, raNo.ng No. 102) would become, either truly or essentially (though his parents are Egyptian, Aziz was born and reared in Sweden and is the captain of the Swedish national team), the tenth Egyptian out of thirty-two players in the tournament.

After the rejection of "Hillarycare" in the mid-'90s, association health plans emerged as the centerpiece of pro-market, Republican thinking about health reform — essentially what would become Romneycare, extended via federal law to cover the entire country.

In 1972 Kahn moved to DARPA as a program manager in the Information Processing Techniques Office IPTOO), where he began to envision a network of packet-switching networks—essentially, what would become the Internet.

June 14 2013 June 15 2013 June 14-1515: The guitarist Greg Ginn essentially invented hardcore punk in 1976, when he founded what would become Black Flag, in Hermosa Beach, California.

Bank of America said that Mr. Thain would become president of global banking, securities and wealth management in the combined company, essentially retaining control of the businesses run by Merrill.