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Greece's sovereign debt crisis — now imperiling Europe — is the latest reminder, and like the American meltdown, it involves largely unregulated derivatives transactions.

There are also investigations under way to determine if Pakistani technology has spread elsewhere in the Middle East and Asia, but so far the evidence involves largely the exchange of scientists with countries including Myanmar.

Much of her act involves largely unsuccessful attempts to maintain a sense of decorum and curb Monk's worst excesses, and it often feels like she's using the puppet to vent the darker, less acceptable parts of her own personality.

But US district judge Joe Heaton in Oklahoma City also wrote that "the court is not unsympathetic" to Hobby Lobby's dilemma and that the question of compelling employer health coverage for certain procedures "involves largely uncharted waters".

Beneficial effects of mental practice likely arise because motor imagery involves largely similar neural networks as physical execution of the same movement.

We can infer from these structures that the weak to strong transition involves largely azimuthal movements of the myosin MD and consequent changes in the lever arm.

But many discounted the risks involved, largely because productivity growth was strong and wage pressure weak.

That Pentagon office has a smaller role in this war, a senior officer said, and gets involved largely to assess the potential risk to civilians.

Mr. Lari, 72, is the Iranian-born founder and chief executive of the Claremont Group, a New York-based family business involved largely in residential, office and hospitality developments.

The anatomic changes between Neanderthal fossil remains and the remains of early modern humans involved largely a loss of the sturdiness that was characteristic of all archaic humans.

It argued that the case should not proceed as a class action on the ground that any claims of discrimination involved largely individualized determinations rather than a group.