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Reductions are largely granted for athletes who cooperate or prove unusual circumstances.

Some £14.5bn of loans, largely granted by Britannia, have been put into a non-core bad bank to be sold off or run down.

With the vast majority of the coverage adhering so strictly to the preordained narrative of the Money v Pacman rivalry, the Filipino was largely granted a free pass by the media hordes.

The bank, which has 4.7 million customers but has stopped lending to businesses, had run low on capital after incurring losses on commercial property loans largely granted by Britannia before the 2009 merger between the two organisations.

Police violence had not waned, voter disenfranchisement persisted, and white males were largely granted blind deference prior to the 2016 election.

We only have his word for that, but Manley's decision, read charitably, should not be interpreted automatically as a sign of undiagnosed depression, but should be compared with the cultural exception we largely grant to those who choose legalised euthanasia.

Arriving at a destination on time, something Europeans take largely for granted, is relatively rare on Amtrak.

Young, confused, and vigorous, Mass-Observation sought to understand something that anthropology and sociology still took largely for granted: the everyday life of ordinary people.

"Information wants to be free," declared the writer Stewart Brand 30 years ago, and it seems its wish has largely been granted.

But as the film swerves from one speed bump to the next, it takes TLC's success and acclaim largely for granted, a clear violation of the "Behind the Music" blueprint.

Britain is by no means the only haven of Eurosceptics: many are to be found in France, in Scandinavia and even in the new member countries from central Europe.A big test will be the EU's new constitutional treaty, the ratification of which Mr Leonard takes largely for granted.