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Goldman essentially admitted to negligence, not to fraud.

All other service piping and equipment were essentially intact.

So a million years ago, we were essentially an endangered species.

Oolite lime sand packs naturally with 40% porosity because the particles are essentially spheroids.

Thus, they may have essentially sacrificed themselves for the greater good, being more expendable members of the colony.

Some regions of the genome are naturally transcribed into proteins at a high rate, whereas other regions are essentially silent.

Physicist Stephen Hawking said essentially: Physics, not God, created the universe, in his new book "The Grand Design.

Previously migrants had been transferred from Lampedusa to Sicily, where those not given refugee status eventually received an essentially meaningless expulsion order.

A zebroid (also zebra mule and zebrule) is the offspring of any cross between a zebra and any other equine: essentially, a zebra hybrid.

Such work has helped put Boston and Cambridge among the elite centers of studies of life’s origin, and Szostak is now devoted essentially full-time to synthesis of life.

The main funding tool of the buy-out boom is what is known as leveraged lending: essentially, loans to borrowers with too much debt on their balance sheets to be judged as investment grade by rating agencies.

Representatives for the Secretaries of Defense and Energy essentially denied to Congress that there were, or ever had been, any US-PRC 'cooperative' programs involving nuclear weapons " stockpile stewardship safety and use control " for Congress to " prohibit."

Yes, the acronym is essentially recursive.

Complex processes are essentially the hard rules to conceptualize.

This apparatus consists essentially of a flow meter, a pressure gauge.

Ford's Electronic Engine Controls I were essentially electronic spark control systems.

Carousels are essentially slideshow navigations, in which the content rotates vertically or horizontally (hence the name "carousel").

They have the trappings of the private sector, such as boards of directors and listings on a stockmarket. But they are essentially instruments of state power.

Initial nuclear radiation will be a significant hazard with smaller weapons, but the fallout hazard can be ignored as there is essentially no local fallout from an air burst.

All telescopes work essentially the same way.

We are essentially back to an era with no antibiotics.

It is, essentially the faithful representation, in one language of what is written or spoken in another.

On the one hand, you risk offending users who like to think of themselves as essentially industrious, on-top-of-it, finger-on-the-pulse go-getters.

All hoax viruses are essentially chain letters.

In an ideal scenario, still years away, RNA devices like this could be injected and essentially pay house calls on each cell in the human body.

Nevertheless, most of the Arctic, especially offshore, is essentially unexplored with respect to petroleum.

The council is essentially toothless, at least in a legal sense:It's not bound by any treaties, and members have chosen not to deal withmilitary and security issues, or even fisheries management.