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The determinants of FDI, they added, were virtually the same as those leading to dynamic domestic private investments.
landlocked developing countries were virtually excluded from international trade.
but breaches were virtually impossible to detect.
many Chinese products were virtually pushed out of the market.
First-half sales for the Sector therefore fell 4.1% but were virtually flat in the second quarter down 0.1.
If, on the other hand, the professor were virtually absent, we would be moving towards a documentary.
Special support measures were essential for least developed countries to access the non-concessional financial market, from which they were virtually excluded.
only 43 inmates and a capacity of 288, were virtually empty.
It was all starting to look up in many ways at that point, as we were virtually down.
Yet for lack of any real political will,"social criminals" were virtually guaranteed impunity.
military intelligence services, whose powers were virtually unlimited.
Dominican cigars were virtually unknown around the world.
Médecins du Monde was particularly anxious about the fate of the 150,000 to 200,000 people deported to West Timor, who were virtually destitute.
The Apalachee and Timucua of Spanish Florida were virtually wiped out in a raiding expedition by Moore that became known as the Apalachee Massacre of 1704.
Results indicated that critical loads of nutrient nitrogen were virtually certain to be exceeded by the 2009 baseline scenario emissions in most natural areas in Europe.
until both sides were nearly out of ammunition, and the British were virtually surrounded by Americans.
When we adopted our inflation-targeting monetary policy in 1991, we were virtually alone.
The subcommittee noted that the allegations made by all three individuals were virtually identical to those made by the first complainant.
She did not agree that there were countries where NGOs were virtually powerless.
The pregnant woman still had to be able to afford the fees of two private doctors because there were virtually no abortions in public health facilities.