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Indeed, Jet.com's ambitions and positioning have in some ways far outstripped what the company has actually achieved in its relatively short life as a startup, with early investor interest, it seems, largely based on the strength and vision of the founding team.

He subsists, it seems, largely on oatmeal.

But, as a snapshot of the programmes that the coddled broadsheet metropolitan elite enjoyed this year, it seems largely representative.

Whole fresh versions of natural law theory have bloomed, it seems, largely to justify the encyclical's conclusion.

It encompasses notions of clever improvisation, making do and puttering, but here it seems largely synonymous with idiosyncratic building.

"I think all creativity comes from the sexual urge," she once remarked, and in her case it seems largely to have been true.

I had to virtually redecorate my teaching room it seemed, largely at my own expense.

It seemed largely an in-crowd, somehow tied to the obviously well-heeled sponsors, Hydra Ventures and the Koo Foundation.

Yet after Whittingdale's statement it seemed largely content that the £150m a year it has previously estimated it loses from digital refuseniks is to be recovered.

The scene, such as it is, seems largely based around poisonous beefs, and the one between Aspin and N-word-flaunting 12-year-old Little T is decidedly ugly.

It also seems largely immune to the prophase pathway, which in animal cells would otherwise destroy sister chromatid cohesion along arms.