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This was always largely a myth, but not even the Chancellor has tried to blame Labour for the productivity puzzle.

But he suspects that social activity around online porn will always largely be done under the cloak of anonymity.

"The media has always largely determined who speaks for Islam, so they focus on immigrants," she said.

Bumbling attempts got close -- involving underwear and a shoe and a 1993 Nissan Pathfinder -- but the actuality has been that terrorist acts on American soil in the succeeding years have been, as always, largely homegrown.

"My film was always largely about Long Beach Island," in New Jersey, he said, "because it exemplified the speed of change that can happen and the dynamism of the coast.

Apart from the odd lollipop lady and gold medal-winning Olympian, honours have always largely gone to the undeserving; MPs, high-ranking civil servants, judges and top brass in the armed forces.

The evidence for this has always been largely circumstantial.

Representation in African art has always been largely symbolic.

But other conflicts are remembered only dimly or have always remained largely hidden.

In Egypt, a President's control over the media has always depended largely on individual negotiation.

The sequester law was always intended largely as a goad for serious negotiation about a balanced plan.