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The self-described socialist was virtually unknown before his upset victory to secure the Democratic nomination over former governor Andrew Cuomo, who he trounced again Tuesday.

He appeared virtually because of business travel-limitations due to the government shutdown.

A few days later, Musk spoke virtually at a private Blackstone event in New York.

Streaming giant Spotify Technology said its third-quarter profit virtually tripled after attracting users who were willing to pay for the service.

In 2012, Shankar was moved to a new enclosure that left him virtually in solitary confinement - despite a 2009 federal ban on keeping elephants alone for more than six months.