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Jesse Toprak, vice president for vehicle trends and insights at TrueCar.com, a Web site that tracks vehicle prices, said the Leaf and Volt were largely aiming at different sets of consumers, and call for prices thousands of dollars apart. "The Leaf is a second or third car," he said.

The new capital rules are largely aimed at some 200 swap dealers - brokerage firms, large energy trading shops and Wall Street affiliates that arrange the deals.

The latest legal attacks are largely aimed at the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The declaration is largely aimed at countries of the former Soviet Union.

Critics say the campaign was largely aimed at suppressing criticism of the ruling Communist Party.

The move is largely aimed at Palestinians who seek Israeli citizenship through marriage to Israeli Arabs.

The Future Tours Programme, therefore, is largely aimed at setting a calendar for bilateral Test series.

Kate Lyons Colombian internet users face the same issues as those elsewhere – harassment, stalking, revenge pornography and blackmail, largely aimed at women.

The company said its announcement was largely aimed at ethnic minorities, including Asian-Americans, blacks, Hispanics and native Americans.

Meanwhile, Mr. Mugabe has blamed Western sanctions, largely aimed at senior members of his government, for the country's woes.

They are largely aimed at narrowing rights, not expanding them — except where property and guns are concerned.