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I ASCENDED the red carpeted stairs to the area devoted to gowns, a large portion of which seemed to be indulging a Matronly Infant paradox.

JPMorgan Chase alone had $70 trillion of derivatives outstanding at the end of last year, a large portion of which were booked overseas.

The changes will come amid a push by the Army to diversify its officer corps, a large portion of which comes from the R.O.T.C.

Banks in Buenos Aires hold the largest share of the country's bank deposits, a large portion of which are held by foreign investors.

The story of how this collection — a large portion of which now resides at the National Gallery of Art in Washington — came to be is the subject of Megumi Sasaki's modest, touching documentary, "Herb & Dorothy".

The militia, whose name means "outraged citizens" in Swahili, sells diggers access to mining pits and takes a percentage of the minerals unearthed, a large portion of which are smuggled out through neighbouring countries.

That decision, large portions of which were drafted by chemical industry lobbyists, relied on a couple of industry-financed studies.

Yet the early reports also suggest that in money terms, the Republican primary is largely a two-man race, with Mr. Perry and Mr. Romney competing for the allegiance of the Republican donor establishment, large portions of which remain uncommitted.

Until the twin towers collapsed, the retaining wall was supported from the inside by the concrete floors of the trade center's six-level basement, large portions of which were destroyed, leaving some question about the stability of the wall, nicknamed the bathtub.

Yet the early reports also suggest that in money terms, the Republican primary is largely a two-man race, with Mr. Perry and Mr. Romney competing for the allegiance of the Republican donor establishment, large portions of which remain uncommitted to a candidate even now.

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