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Now, throughout history, men practically had a license to cheat with little consequence, and supported by a host of biological and evolutionary theories that justified their need to roam, so the double standard is as old as adultery itself.
BG: There's a big meeting happening in December that you and your colleagues are calling, together with the National Academy of Sciences and others, what do you hope will come out of the meeting, practically?
The closer he gets, the more nervous he becomes, the budding zit on his nose growing bigger and bigger until it practically eclipses his face.
It's importance to life is practically unparalleled.
It is practically incomprehensible in scope.
Well, the possibilities are practically endless.
See, if the cells are frozen, there's very little molecular movement, and diffusion practically stops.
It's so obvious that it's practically proverbial.
The constitution was practically dictated at gunpoint in a military coup, and the public only accepted the tyrant because they were tired of constant civil war."
This means there's practically no deterrent to assault in the United States.
We got so geeked-out on making WALL-E this convincing robot, that we made his binoculars practically optically perfect.
So, when I look at creativity, I also think that it is this sense or this inability to repress, my looking at associations in practically anything in life.
Now, but for those of us who are a little bit more practically minded, two questions immediately arise from his observation.
I mean that both practically and emotionally.
Practically, I had to get a job.
So when we reached this point, we had some other challenges, from both an engineering as well as a usability perspective, to make sure that we could make it used practically.
Practically speaking, it ain't gonna happen.
In her own words, she was practically giving her services away.
Playing a musical instrument engages practically every area of the brain at once, especially the visual, auditory, and motor cortices.
Eventually, the technology advanced to the point where architects could design structures so transparent they practically disappear.
When we built the school, I practically lived on the construction site, and in the evening, I used to go with the workers to the market, and I could see how they spent their money.
On the macroscale, you practically lose the ability to deal with stress, and that's bad.
Economics taught in most of the elite universities are practically useless in my context.
We were bombed practically out of existence.
This is the key to CRISPR’s power: just by injecting Cas9 bound to a short piece of custom guide RNA scientists can edit practically any gene in the genome.
They're the ones that are embedded in that sea of dark matter that are causing the bending of the light to cause these optical illusions, or mirages, practically, of the background galaxies.
The tiniest is practically invisible.
Because so many people in Lagos had portable, chargeable, glowing, vibrating, chirping, tweeting, communicating, connected devices, practically everything was recorded and posted online in some way, somehow, quickly.
Now you just need to figure out what to do with all of these giant, practically indestructible triangles.
I met one Polish woman who told me she was practically the only foreigner in town.
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