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The reforms have been largely pushed through.

Those tensions have been largely pushed below the surface with the electoral victory in July of Mr. Thaksin's sister Yingluck Shinawatra, who is now prime minister.

In Australia the downfall of the dingo, which has been largely pushed out of the country's eastern and southern states, has had a number of detrimental effects.

Their demand for a referendum to determine control of Kirkuk has been largely pushed aside – not just because of reluctance in Baghdad but also as a result of US pressure.

In Washington, where the industrial past has been largely pushed to the city's margins, four developers have begun erecting imitation lofts in the densely residential and commercial neighborhoods around Logan Circle and Adams Morgan.

But just days before the opening of the United Nations-sponsored meeting on Monday, the Europeans have been largely pushed to the sidelines, watching as the world's two largest emitters of greenhouse gases, China and the United States, seek to set the rules of the game.

In fierce fighting last year, Eritrea was largely pushed out of Badme.

Mr. Parsons, the soft-spoken president of Time Warner at the time of the merger, was largely pushed aside in its aftermath.

But discord was largely pushed aside on this trip, which Mrs. Obama, in her university speech said was "entre amigos," or among friends.

Other important issues -- the economy, employment, the administration's appalling environmental record, the threat to abortion rights and civil rights posed by the president's federal court nominees -- were largely pushed aside, to the delight of Republicans nationwide.

His programming initiatives were largely pushed aside by Robert W. Pittman, who took over day-to-day management of the America Online service in 1997 and devoted an increasing share of the service to advertising.