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The orchestra's involvement with the Nazis is widely known, but until now has mostly been ignored.

And unlike some other states, including Pennsylvania, Indiana has mostly been ignored in general elections, too.

Unlike the Republican platform, which has mostly been ignored outside of the abortion issue, the Paul Ryan budget is the core document of the 2012 campaign.

Yet with a few exceptions, punk's gold-sequined older sibling, glam rock, has mostly been ignored by the critical establishment.

This important fact has mostly been ignored in the lively discussion (4-10) thas has followed after our study was published (2).

Andy Jordan, professor of environmental policy at the University of East Anglia, said: "Thus far, the environmental implications of leaving the EU have mostly been ignored in the referendum debate.

Page A17 Obituaries JEROME LIEBLING, 87 He was among a wave of pioneering photographers who took to the streets of New York in the 1930s and '40s to make art by turning their cameras onto corners of urban life that had mostly been ignored by the photographers before them.

Mr. Liebling was among a wave of pioneering photographers -- including Walker Evans, Berenice Abbott, Helen Levitt and Gordon Parks -- who took to the streets of New York in the 1930s and '40s to make art by turning their cameras onto corners of urban life that had mostly been ignored by the photographers before them.

Ogoni communities have long complained about the damage to their communities, but they say they have mostly been ignored.

In the U.S., by contrast, shareholder demands for a larger say in executive compensation have mostly been ignored.

(The kind of fraud that leads to changes in election outcomes has been with absentee votes, which have mostly been ignored in these efforts).