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For weeks, the two men were practically at war over the issue.

But practically any other change in the tax law seems possible these days.

They are practically the only people who open their lives to him.

She turned and quickly left the room, practically running to get away.

I can practically hear them thinking all over the room.

The State had practically no control over the press at all.

He had something in common with practically all the world.

But I get over here and look who's practically running the show.

I had to practically force my way into the house.

Practically everybody in the group had a day job, of course.

Practically everyone I've met in the last few days is dead.

You practically told me the same thing before I started.

But what he saw instead practically made his hair stand on end.

And practically every man we've got here is in the next room.

You know, since I used to see her practically every day, and all.

I had to practically will myself to care about them.

And they could practically talk to each other without saying a word.

He had to answer the same questions at practically every step.

Things are practically dead back at the office right now.

And practically from the beginning, we never had enough men.

And so the question became where they could live out their lives most practically.

But they are asked to practically give their oil away and then buy food.

His mother was practically the only person he knew who still wrote on paper.

Because when all people had was practically nothing, then anything could be almost everything.

Maybe because I'd been taking care of her practically since she was a baby.