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The Dublin regulations have already largely broken down under the pressure of the migrant crisis.

In the Rift Valley in the far west of Kenya, the conflict has largely broken down along tribal lines.

He finds that views of officials on both sides of the Atlantic "have largely broken down on political lines of their own".

Two weeks of talks had largely broken down before the NATO secretary general, Lord Robertson, and other top diplomats arrived on Thursday.

And it has embroiled political figures on both sides of the Atlantic, whose views have largely broken down on political lines of their own.

That relationship has now largely broken down, suggests Mr Bianco, because markets have become more concerned over risks to the financial system, as a result of the crises of recent years.

When Porter left, this process largely broke down, the officials said.

Where child protection largely broke down in the Baby P case was in how the family managed to conceal from professionals the presence of the mother's violent boyfriend and several other shady characters who resided in the family home.

Around the world, reactions largely broke down between those who wish that the United States and its Western allies would stay out of how they run their countries and those who believe that the United States should show moral leadership and stand up for international norms.

The parties submitting friend-of-the-court briefs to the Court largely break down along ideological lines.

But largely, it has broken down a lot of barriers for us in transacting businesses across Nigeria.