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Nonetheless, the company's value came largely from its productive capacity: it owned hundreds of factories and employed around 1 percent of the total nonfarm work force.

Jonathan Legge, a founder of the online design boutique Makers & Brothers, said that the spirit of an object comes largely from its material, "how it functions and wears over time".

The book's weaknesses spring largely from its methodology.

After all, the firm's problems stemmed largely from its own failed merger with Rover.

And the pleasures that "Wintertime" affords come largely from its cast members' cutting loose.

The band's tidy debut album, "Modern Rituals" (Domino), released on Tuesday, has a clarity derived largely from its limitations.

Its mountainous geography kept it largely isolated from its neighbors, and unlike other African countries, Ethiopia escaped European domination, except for a five-year Italian occupation under Mussolini.

Some concessions to disabled claimants notwithstanding, the welfare bill has emerged largely intact from its passage through Parliament (it helps that the cap is popular with voters).

Meanwhile, one dark corner of its earnings report was payments revenue, which is largely derived from its web games platform where it earns a 30% tax on in-app purchases.

In 2001, it changed its label design, introducing a blue and silver scheme that made it look similar, if largely indistinguishable, from its rival Bud Light, which by this point had long ago taken over the light-beer category.

However, it posted a $6.7 billion loss, largely stemming from its breakup fee after a collapsed merger with T-Mobile USA. T-Mobile USA