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Like graduate schools on campus, it operates largely independently from the university — with its own endowment and doing its own fund-raising — but still is part of the university.

But it operates largely on trust.

It operates largely outside the public eye; the real problems come when its innovations start to enter everyday life and meet political resistance and disturbing press reports.

Even as the yakuza is being squeezed across Japan, the authorities say, it still thrives in cities and towns like Kobe, where it operates largely invisible to the public until an occasional violent outburst like that at the Ring Ring House.

A nuclear Iran cannot be contained, because it operates largely through surrogates such as Hezbollah, Hamas and other terrorist groups.

Some Afghan insurgent commanders have broken away from the Taliban to pledge support for Islamic State, though it operates largely in Iraq and Syria, and is active in parts of North Africa.

A government report four years ago said it operated largely "for the personal gain of its membership".

In acquiring Datek, the new majority owners agreed to buy out Jeffrey Citron, the company's founder and former chief executive, and Sheldon Maschler, who was once the head trader at Datek, when it operated largely as a day trading firm in the 1980's to the mid-1990's.

As a business, it operated largely independently from Sony as a parent organization, and it will continue to operate as a standalone business unit as part of TMS.

The big picture painted by the indictment is essentially confirmation of what had been widely known or assumed: that a "troll factory" called the Internet Research Agency had been operating in St Petersburg since at least 2013, that since 2014 it had been busy trying to stir up division in the United States, and that it operated largely through fake identities.

Icann, as it is called, operates largely free from government interference -- the Commerce Department has never overruled an Icann decision, believing that government should not become involved in Internet governance.