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And Los Angeles is, still, largely a collection of private spaces.

Those Mets were largely a collection of overpaid, ill-fitting has-beens.

The CIA documents are largely a collection of worldwide intelligence reports, newspaper articles and agency memoranda relating to UFO sightings and theories of extraterrestrial life.

President Hamid Karzai's government is largely a collection of criminal networks, which are allowed to thrive in exchange for their support.

But a close look at those being held suggests that, if guilty as charged, they are largely a collection of petty criminals and garden-variety immigration violators.

Growing into her role as a public intellectual, she published her first work of nonfiction, For the New Intellectual, largely a collection of philosophical passages from her fiction, in 1961.

It is now parched, peeling and largely abandoned; a collection of derelict houses strung out under the telegraph wires.

But what remains, after unloading some other peripheral brands, will largely be a collection of baked goods and packaged meats.

It isn't Sampras's fault that the crop of challengers in recent years has largely been a collection of interchangeable parts, from one year to the next.

The collaboration, with Mr. White playing guitar, is largely retro, a collection of covers recorded live with a 12-piece band.

This museum largely housed a collection of decorative arts objects that had been displayed at the Crystal Palace, which housed the Great Exhibition of 1851.