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"A typical militia group is largely a group of wannabes," Pitcavage said.

The self-appointed ringleaders of the protests may claim – with a chillingly Stalinist ring – to speak for "the people", the wide sweep of the Protestant working class, but they are largely a group of hardline preachers and failed politicians whose crackpot views rendered them unelectable.

They are, largely, a group of women who only superficially understand the intentions of the gender equality movement.

Instead, they relied largely on a group of right-on luvvies.

And because control of the exchange rests largely with a group of agricultural traders who favor the auction-like style of open-outcry trading, exchange leaders have had to confront some difficult choices.

" 'Pull My Daisy' came about largely from a group of painters and writers who wanted to make a movie to show their children and grandchildren what we were really like," said Mr. Amram, 69, who also appeared in the film.

Until now, the Chinese government has successfully deflected international pressure for change largely because a group of money-grubbing Western investors, desperate politicians and opportunistic scholars have fawned over China's vast foreign reserves and market potential.

The Oriental trade was controlled largely by a group of Muslim merchants known as the Kārimīs; the Mediterranean trade was left to European traders, whom the Mamlūks allowed certain privileges in Alexandria.

It had raised about $200,000 in angel funding, largely from a group of angel investors down in Chile.

It's coming largely because a group of courageous young people confronted their fear, and took little steps, then big steps.

The Mattachine Society newsletter a month later offered its explanation of why the riots occurred: "It catered largely to a group of people who are not welcome in, or cannot afford, other places of homosexual social gathering.