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"But I suspect the increase in gun sales has been limited mostly to current gun owners.

But Mr. Allen's portraits of New York have been limited mostly to the Upper East Side of Manhattan.

Until recently, the impact of Title IX, the law forbidding sexual discrimination in education, has been limited mostly to sports.

Each congregation has defended its own corner against drug trafficking, he said, but the positive impact has been limited mostly to isolated victories.

So far, the abuses have been limited mostly to low-ranking traders and managers, though authorities will hold senior executives accountable if they are implicated.

A wave of bankruptcies across Cyprus has so far been limited mostly to small companies and shops; bigger enterprises have stayed afloat by slashing wages and staff.

The action in the first season was limited mostly to Los Angeles.

Their costumes were limited mostly to hooks: Mr. Schott's was plastic, Mr. Leifman's aluminum foil.

Until a couple of years ago the comedians' exposure was limited mostly to cable television.

By contrast, observations at the surface are limited mostly to land areas.

Film production from 1930 to 1950 was limited mostly to documentaries developed under the guidance of the Commonwealth Film Unit.