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What will not be familiar to Orwell readers are the "domestic" diaries, kept largely during a sojourn in Morocco in the 1930s and on the Scottish island of Jura near the end of his life.

If the channel condition changes largely during a frame, the channel estimation is likely to be inaccurate, and the system performance can be severely degraded.

(She too has become a reality TV regular in recent years thanks to "Tiny & Toya," which she filmed largely during an earlier prison stint of T.I.'s).

Their surprising conclusion is that the uplifting effect of a good kindergarten experience, after largely disappearing during a child's teen years, somehow reappears in the adult workplace.

But unlike many other Democrats, Mr. Hevesi was largely silent during a series of incidents involving minority residents in which police misconduct was widely alleged.

The meeting was held at a church that was largely destroyed during a wave of ethnic Albanian rioting in March 2004 in which 34 churches were attacked.

"Give him my love," Mr. Perry said, brimming with a confidence that has been largely absent during a series of tepid debate performances.

The chorus, including young singers from the Union School, of Rutherford, N.J., cavorted amiably if largely inaudibly during a bustling Cafe Momus scene.

Poor results, one win in ten, have been largely forgiven during a regeneration/preparation process but it is now time for Australia's great coaching hope to deliver.

True patent reform is the job of Congress, which has been largely absent during a chaotic explosion in both new patents and new kinds of patents, including for software and business methods.

The injury was similar to one that hobbled Williams last year right before the Open, where she was largely immobile during a 6-2, 6-3 fourth-round defeat against Ekaterina Makarova.