> virtually
... so you're telling me that the elections were virtually different, and not actually different. In other words, there were almost some differences between the two. It is expected to fetch between $500,000 (£312,000)
and $750,000.
The special edition Leica M camera features an anodised
aluminium case with tens of thousands of individual
perforations.
The camera took 85 days and more than 735 hours
to manufacture.
During that time more than 550 models and 1,000
prototype parts were made and tested; 55 engineers
worked on the process.
The best part about writing for the BBC without a byline is that no one can criticize you as an individual, when you start spewing hyperbole and completely unrelated statistics in an illogical fashion, for the purpose of making retarded embellishments that go over like a lead zeppelin.
There's a second screenshot from another user, which does demonstrate a screwed up grid layout. Is that the problem? If so, that should not be described as "legacy mode".
What does the original user even mean when he says legacy mode? Does he mean a Google page where "instant" does not re-render the page as you type your search terms? Who knows? Way to be vague.
In any event, if the user now suddenly has to type the "enter" key, to get completely legible search results, and there's no other side-effect acting as a barrier to the conveyance of information, that is HARDLY a bug. Oh god, an extra key stroke, and it's deliberate obfuscation to the exclusion of "Internet Explorer 11 Users" as second class citizens, as if this somehow violates "their" protected status according to rules of engagement or something.