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Thus housebuilding has mostly become the preserve of a few large corporations.

But over the last 10 years or so, the leisurely Unitarian summer has mostly become a thing of the past.

But since Ms. Turner's glory days in Hollywood, American film has mostly become a big, generally boring playground for boys.

Paradoxically, while Mondo has mostly become a poster business that sells T-shirts on the side, buying a poster from the site is virtually impossible.

But in the grand scheme of things, the one question plaguing all of us has mostly become a pointless mental exercise.

In fact, this cool new "La Bohème" proves beyond any doubt that the concept of cultural purity has mostly become, like bohemianism, a historical relic.

Now, having mostly become that kind of person, my desires were opaque even to me.

They no longer report as reporters have mostly become spokespeople for the government.

It's sad that the events we portrayed as fantasy have mostly become a reality.

By the time Philip died in 1598, the "Spanish Empire" had come to a halt, and the "men of empire", as Thomas calls them, "had mostly become guardians not conquerors".

What remains of the Assad regime is deeply divided and hollowed out: Army commanders and pro-Assad militia leaders have mostly become self-financed local warlords who thrive on corruption, violence and racketeering, and often do not take orders from Damascus.