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In the 28 European Union countries (including Britain but not Norway), employment law is largely set at EU level.

The Imitation Game is largely set at Bletchley Park, Buckinghamshire, where Turing and his team attempted to decipher German messages to help end World War Two.

Like generations of girls before you, your path, opportunities, and odds in life are largely set at birth.

The detective novel Gaudy Night by Dorothy L. Sayers, herself one of the first women to gain an academic degree from Oxford, is largely set in a (fictional) women's college at Oxford, and the issue of women's education is central to its plot.

At the S.E.C., like other independent agencies, the agenda is largely set by the chairman.

Music played an increasing part, with Carl Davis composing a fine score for a Pericles in 1973 that was largely set in the brothel at Mytilene, and Donald Fraser (with whom McCulloch started an affair that contributed to the breakdown of the marriage) scoring Christopher Logue's War Music in 1977.

Previous research has shown that factors determining whether pupils go on to university are largely set before they finish their compulsory education at the end of Year 11.

And it was largely set in motion by a young generation who rocked the vote.

His film is claustrophobic, largely set at night and in life's darker corners, and the atmosphere is as thick and rancid as something ejected by a garbage impactor.

Anyway, this piece is not about chance encounters or reunions but Cutting for Stone, Verghese's latest medical blockbuster largely set at an Ethiopian mission hospital.

The Future Tours Programme, therefore, is largely aimed at setting a calendar for bilateral Test series.