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It's also the case that digital and open book content is largely excluded from ways of measuring usage.

That's why the 20th century is largely excluded from my film -- because it is shameful to speak of it".

"In the evenings, you attend cocktail parties, champagne dances," Stephen Chen said wistfully of the black-tie world from which he is largely excluded.

Rather, it is a hermetically sealed environment that encourages introspection and self-importance, and from which the outside world is largely excluded.

Since salt is largely excluded from the ice in most cases, the salinity of the water beneath the ice increases slightly, and a convective overturn that is both salt- and temperature-driven continues as sea ice forms.

Thus, if the CFTC adopts a narrow interpretation of ''actual delivery'' that is interchangeable with ''physical delivery,'' a cryptocurrency transaction may be less likely to qualify as a spot or forward, which is largely excluded from CFTC oversight, and more likely to be considered a derivative contract (e.g., swap or future) subject to full-scale CFTC regulation.

"On Long Island in particular, women are largely excluded from that.

Before then, Catholics — as well as Jews — were largely excluded.

Britain's agriculture has gone awry because the people have been largely excluded from it.

As for jazz, Simone was largely excluded from the history books for decades.

Dubious parenting: Still three, being largely excluded from parenting by Elena.