The trades soon went wrong and they were in essence worthless by the middle of 2008.
"What I blurted out was probably wrong in form, but in essence it was right," he said.
She describes "lurching around between the decades, writing the wrong date on cheques", wondering, in essence, how old she is.
Yet it remains striking to hear Trump imply that Nazis and the interracial group of demonstrators who gathered to oppose them were, in essence, equally wrong.
"In essence, there is nothing wrong with [sugar], it depends on how your diet is.
I always justified why she shouldn't be freaking out, why we should be together, in essence, why her feelings were "wrong".
More often than not, their adventures were distinguished by their accidents, either in geographic discovery, or loss of life; they were, in essence, well-planned trips gone wrong.
In essence, I saw what goes wrong when marketers look nothing like the market.
In essence, though, there is not much wrong with cricket in general or the Twenty20 game in particular.
"In essence, instead of asking 'What is wrong with you?', we need to ask 'What has happened to you?'," Johnstone said.
