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In the Rift Valley in the far west of Kenya, the conflict has largely broken down along tribal lines.

At the same time, the pitching formula that has worked so successfully -- a dependable starter lasting deep into the game and Mariano Rivera finishing up -- has largely broken down in the face of age and injuries.

Improving the Value of Care The debate over reform has largely broken down along party lines and the subject of improving care is no exception.

With this picture criticism has largely broken down along political lines, with liberals arguing that the movie glorifies killing, demeans Arabs and omits some less than flattering aspects of Kyle's life.

Here, trust in regional and national government has largely broken down.

And it has embroiled political figures on both sides of the Atlantic, whose views have largely broken down on political lines of their own.

Two weeks of talks had largely broken down before the NATO secretary general, Lord Robertson, and other top diplomats arrived on Thursday.

These traditions have largely broken down among the urban educated classes, where traditional and Western courtship styles have demonstrated the ability to intermingle.

Malaria is increasing in the urban areas as programs to control the Anopheles mosquito that spreads the disease have largely broken down.

Some scientists have concluded that the toxins from the oil spill have largely broken down and dispersed.

Menger's followers formed a distinct group of economists until around the World War II when the distinction between Austrian economics and other schools of thought had largely broken down.