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which approached 30 per cent of the economically active population in the second half of 1974, had been virtually eliminated(1.8 per cent)
The negotiations had been virtually at a standstill since 2006 on account of an observation by the Republic of Paraguay that was withdrawn in 2010.
social and cultural development had been virtually non-existent in the Sahara region when Morocco had recovered it in 1975.
under the Austin Morris division of British Leyland that had been virtually nationalised in 1975.
Uganda's infrastructure had been virtually destroyed by several decades of war
By midsummer, the press had been virtually closed down by the judiciary,
said that Puerto Rico had been virtually a state of the United States for 87 years
In addition, gender disparities had been virtually eliminated at all levels,
legal institutions had been virtually paralysed.
the judge had apparently been so close that in some cases court proceedings had been virtually unnecessary because the prosecutor's decision had invariably been upheld.
the movement of persons had been virtually excluded from commitment by the developed countries.
Although two decades previously, Pakistan had been virtually a drug-free society, over the past few years
said that, while that scourge had been virtually eliminated in industrialized nations,
The ancient village of Castelló has been virtually abandoned since the 1950's.
This statement has been virtually buried by the corporate media.
The Sufi trend has been virtually stifled.
Email has been virtually eliminated from these processes.
The patient has been virtually dead for 38 minutes.
News coverage of the Madrid discovery has been virtually nonexistent in this country.
Today has been virtually rebuilt and only a few monuments recall the tragedy.