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The first four buildings are to be devoted largely to lab facilities and science and technology companies.

The section will be devoted largely to the kind of high-end consumer, retail, entertainment and life style advertising the paper has been losing out on with its all-business, no-play format.

The space under the stairs is to be devoted largely to Coptic Christian art from Egypt: textiles, jewelry, architectural details and even tombstones, which will suit the faint gloom of their surroundings.

Republican committee members said today that Tuesday's session would be devoted largely to a "seminar" on constitutional law, most likely starring one or more of the conservative legal scholars retained to advise the Legislature.

The micro-history of that night yet to be written might be devoted largely to the double life of Barack Obama as cool comedian and quiet commander — or it might be devoted to the moment when new life was fed into an old ideology, when Trump's ambitions suddenly turned over to the potent politics of shame and vengeance.

"A Little Night Music," a series of 10 30 p.m. recitals (harking back to the festival's early days, when a couple of programs were presented at midnight), will be devoted largely to Bach, with Christian Tetzlaff playing unaccompanied violin works and Pieter Wispelwey playing all six unaccompanied cello suites in the Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse.

The sparsely populated Gypsum Hills section of western Oklahoma is devoted largely to grazing and farming, with large wheat acreages in the north and smaller cotton farms in the south.

The American Horticultural Society, established in 1945, is devoted largely to ornamentals.

The surrounding region is devoted largely to irrigated rice and coconuts.

His legal career thereafter was devoted largely to Latin American business law.

Much of de Queiroz's later life was devoted largely to the writing of crônicas.