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The CBS News/Times poll was carried out largely before he issued his statement on Monday.

Both declines happened largely before the bulk of Congress's across-the-board spending cuts took place.

Developed largely before Tata, of India, took over, the new XJ is a bold, mold-breaking styling statement.

"Fawcett's trail loomed largely before us and, like a pack of hounds on the scent, we were in full cry," Dyott wrote.

The latest poll was conducted largely before Sunday night's Democratic presidential primary debate in Charleston, South Carolina – a debate wherein Clinton went after Sanders aggressively.

The most recent survey by Latino Decisions, a polling group, found 72% of Latino voters plumping for Mr Obama, next to a pitiful 20% for Mitt Romney (the fieldwork was conducted largely before Mr Romney's post-debate bump).

The Athletics also play before largely white crowds in Oakland, another decidedly black city.

Trump has recently dialed up his outreach to African American voters, but he delivers his speeches before largely white audiences.

Mok has strikingly long white hair; performing street theater before largely indifferent audiences, he stands out in Hong Kong.

The incoming outer-rise faults are largely active structures before and during subduction.

The conference was largely planned before Corbyn's win.