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The portion of subprime loans, which are given largely to poor and minority borrowers, past due or in foreclosure rose to 17.86 percent, from 16.42 percent.

The Government argued last week that right-to-buy and help-to-buy, which is equity loans given largely to first-time owners, has boosted home ownership by nearly 270,000 since 2010.

He added, "She was very charitable, and gave largely to local institutions from her earnings".

According to Thomas Macaulay (History of England), Nevison "levied a quarterly tribute on all the northern drovers, and, in return, not only spared them himself, but protected them against all other thieves; he demanded purses in the most courteous manner; he gave largely to the poor what he had taken from the rich".

Indeed, the specific examples given largely conform to what many citizens of contemporary Western liberal democracies would consider commonsense moral decency.

As a family that celebrates both Christmas and Hanukkah, we've left the gift-giving largely to Christmas, and focused Hanukkah on family time.

To its credit, the council opened its doors to our BBC Four documentary crew, giving largely unfettered access to decisions normally taken behind closed doors.

It is almost inevitable, in a brief exposition, to give largely independent summaries of the two.

In those sections that are given over largely to stores & offices, he will offer every employer a small reduction in taxes for each pretty girl he hires.

Hundreds of CDs line the wall, and one bookshelf is given over largely to various editions of Ms. Wurtzel's works.

This week's cabinet meeting on March 8th was given over largely to discussion of two big bundles of work that are nearing completion one on the role of the state and the other on the reform of public services.