But on the subject of Valdez, there's practically nothing but silence.

The office basically approved all requests, says Tsui.

Almost all products and services are global.

Voters heavily punished almost all national governments.

Everything in between is virtually useless.

Nearly all oil pipelines in the region head west.

It's kind of cool. Songwriters can sort of get away with murder.

In school, the military or even in a mental institution, once you make people do it, they enjoy it.

Every house in our neighborhood is practically identical.

The Chinese are doing almost everything possible to placate Russian concerns.

All of this excites little or no interest in the West.

But everyone knows that it is almost impossible to disprove a negative.

Mother nature wastes very little, reuses practically everything.

Virtually everyone around us uses a smart phone, a laptop computer, or a tablet.

It attempts to address virtually all aspects of information exchange at once.

Pretty much everybody in the U.S. is exposed. Robin Whyatt

In China, financial assets went from being virtually non existent to well over 300 of GDP during this period.

Even when the frequent appearance of asset price bubbles was acknowledged, most believed that efforts to detect and prick them at an early stage would be impossible and potentially harmful.

Prior to the crisis, asset price cycles were seen by many as basically harmless or, at least, as a relatively insignificant monetary policy channel.

Institutions that live and die by relative performance felt obliged to increase their internet holdings.

To be sure, the crisis has placed a stranglehold on countries worldwide.

Nearly all countries now officially support family planning.

They would have virtually all of the regional stakeholders on their side as well.

They echo, imitating almost all movements of other people.

I spent almost the entire winter laying down the foundations for this.

In addition, there are four main hypermarket chains in Kenya.

To transfer assets overseas?

This is a story on the yacht club that's all basically blue collar.

But doing so would not only reduce the value of its reserves as the dollar weakened it would also jeopardize US demand for Chinese imports, leading to job losses and instability in China.

True, China could bring the US to its knees by threatening to sell its dollar holdings.

The asset that is purchased need not be a physical asset.

Virtually every instance of sustained high growth has been accompanied by a significantly depreciated real exchange rate.

Virtually all the toys and shoes sold in the US are made in the Far East.

Yet, for once, Bush actually hit upon a historical analogy that was true.

During the active phase of the wars in Chechnya, virtually all Chechen villages were densely populated.

STOCKHOLM The idea of a bad bank appears to grow more popular by the day in countries where toxic assets have paralyzed lending.

But all of them were related to asset price bubbles that burst, leading to financial collapse.

So, why are investors holding such assets?

Another asset price bubble is out of the question the last one left most of the domestic financial system virtually insolvent.

34 million more people live with the HIV virus that causes AIDS virtually all are marked for early death.

PARIS Almost everyone nowadays agrees that banks need more capital.

Along with that is a kind of spirit of equality. We're all basically equal.

When the central bank buys large amounts of bonds, all asset prices, including housing, tend to increase.

In fact, almost all indicators point to substantial progress made in the 21 year history of Bolivian democracy.

Virtually every story quickly shifts its focus to what the data mean for monetary policy.