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He told Grieve: "You would virtually have to be living in an igloo not to know the identity of at least one Premier League footballer who has obtained an injunction.

In the House of Commons, John Whittingdale, a Conservative member of Parliament, said that "you would virtually have to be living in an igloo" not to know what was going on, and that the use of Twitter was "in danger of making the law look an ass".

"If I was to take you now to the dining rooms in the bowels of the House of Commons you would find virtually every one of them booked by a member of parliament sponsored by a commercial company".

For God's sake, in my day fifty-eight beers between Sydney and London would virtually have classified you as a teetotaller".

The new models would virtually be able to "see, hear, and do" whatever you asked them to thanks to voice recognition and a front-facing camera.

"If you could promise a week turnaround time from a TTO, you would find that virtually no-one was complaining about delays".

That would virtually guarantee a Democratic victory.

Big Pharmacy would virtually vanish.

That would virtually guarantee a flawed census.

Others think that would be foolish, since it would virtually guarantee victory for the Democrats.

This would virtually wipe out the Labour party and the Liberal Democrats north of the border.