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A native of Dnipropetrovsk and a star at Dnipro in the mid-80s (although he left before the 1988 title success), the former forward was a popular appointment, and he has been wise enough largely to follow his predecessor's blueprint.

Feng Lun, a real estate mogul who started a charitable foundation under his company, the Vantone Group, said in an interview that the state-run organizations "don't have transparency and aren't efficient enough," largely because they lack managers with professional experience running charities.

And gesture-based interfaces have, fittingly enough, largely failed to stick.

Villar is being cast as the villain and has little public support, but LFP chief Javier Tebas is also unpopular with fans - ironically enough, largely because he has allowed television companies to stage games at anti-social times.

The neighborhood proper is nice enough, largely inhabited by Russian and Ukranian families.

Enough to largely dilute all the other shareholders — while pushing Mr. Icahn's stake above the magic 80percentt mark.

These are interesting enough, but largely because they serve as a metaphor for the creation of identity.

Special-teams play was atrocious and the once-proud defense did not create nearly enough turnovers, largely because it did not get enough pressure on the quarterback.

"That's a big cushion" for the housing market, he said, enough to largely allay the effects of more than a million job losses last year.

Aside from Thomas Adès's "Three Studies From Couperin," there was nothing to startle the Carnegie Hall audience: a sizable group that, curiously enough, seemed largely German-speaking.

The bill itself was born harmlessly enough early this year, largely as a set of rules that would govern the transition to digital television as the nation moves into the European Union, probably in 2004.