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This appears to have been largely lost in Chadic and Omotic and completely lost in Egyptian.

Chait attacks the tax-cutters' agenda from a sensible middle ground — the terrain he laments has been largely lost in American politics and completely abandoned by the Republican Party.

Focus on the contents of the internal documents leaked last week from the Heartland Institute, a Chicago-based nonprofit known for attacking climate science, has been largely lost in the wake of the revelation of the leaker's identity: Peter Gleick, a scientist.

But that distinction has been largely lost in China, where the solar panel issue has been one of many causes embraced online by the country's vociferous ultranationalists, who put heavy pressure on Chinese officials to respond forcefully to perceived snubs to China.

We don't want to be seen, and we're not, the party to represent those who are out of work". That this was a small part of an interview which ended with a commitment to change the whole culture of the Department for Work and Pensions and Jobcentre Plus (and specifically the hated sanctions regime) has been largely lost in the ensuing melee.

That this was a small part of an interview which ended with a commitment to change the whole culture of the Department for Work and Pensions and Jobcentre Plus (and specifically the hated sanctions regime) has been largely lost in the ensuing melee.

That explanation was largely lost in translation, however.

Mr. Badillo's point was largely lost in the furor.

This pungency is largely lost in the film.

The art of the epitaph was largely lost in the 20th century.

But that message was largely lost in the travails of script development at Columbia.