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Airlines have largely halted service on routes of less than 300 miles when high-speed rail links open.

Executions in Arkansas had been largely halted since 2005 because of legal challenges and trouble obtaining execution drugs.

Hardly!" Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has largely halted the aggressive enforcement tactics of his predecessor against the homeless.

Mobs in Boston and other towns rioted and forced appointed stamp distributors to renounce their posts; legal business was largely halted.

The reclassification, which went into effect in 1990, made international trade in their tusks illegal, which largely halted the legal ivory trade.

Scientific research, largely halted because the astronauts were busy on the pump repair and because of power reductions to avoid overheating, is to resume by next week.

In October, under criticism from federal officials and environmental groups, the state declared it would largely halt construction of new berms and shift about $100 million of the remaining project money into a long-term coastal restoration effort.

By a wide margin, those polled welcomed TSA policy changes that would largely halt pat-downs for children 12 and under, phase out the requirement to remove shoes, implement a trusted traveler program called PreCheck and install new software in full-body scanning machines to enhance privacy.

Interestingly, specialization largely halts after the first round, and mutations selected in later rounds are approximately equally beneficial for CTX and CAZ resistance (Figs 2A and 4).

Current data shows H9N2 mainly circulates in poultry; therefore, enhancing the biosafety of China's poultry industry would largely halt the spread of H9N2 as well as future potentially threatening viruses.

Unfortunately for them, the Ukrainians have also managed largely to halt the flow of Russian "volunteers" and weaponry across the border.