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The care workforce currently largely relies on women, who make up 82% of the workforce, and non-British workers, who comprise 18.2%.

The commissioners want to change the type of capital that banks hold – currently largely equity – to make it more able to absorb multimillion-pound losses.

After it reviews this information, the agency plans to issue a report to advise lawmakers on whether more regulation is needed; data brokers are currently largely unregulated.

"The evidence to support the use of homeopathic prophylactics, that is, using homeopathic remedies as a preventative treatment, is currently largely anecdotal and therefore the use of this method is speculative.

In particular, feathers are rarely preserved as the local conditions have to be just right, so finds are currently largely limited to a few sites globally with some additional.

However, the massive systemic changes, not only in journalism, but more widely in society, cannot sustain a model of journalism that remains wedded to old and currently largely irrelevant norms conceived for a kind of society that no longer exists.

Asking rents grew faster by far along that slice of Broadway — currently largely leased by banks, restaurants and cellphone stores — than any other neighborhood in Manhattan in that period.

Although Britain is currently largely run by old Etonians, televisual schools are almost bound to be non-fee-paying, probably because of executives' fear of being accused of elitism, although that view is questionable: numerous publishers turned down JK Rowling's first Harry Potter book on the grounds that modern children wouldn't be drawn to a story about a boarding school.

It currently falls largely under the department of agriculture (USDA).

The meat-substitute niche is currently occupied largely by soy in all its miraculous if slightly disappointing forms.

But in Wales the campaign for inland access is currently faltering, largely thanks to a powerful lobby of anglers, who oppose free swimming.