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This enormous holding was built up largely in the wake of the financial crisis as the Fed bought these securities through two rounds of quantitative easing.

"It was designed largely in the wake of the Chernobyl disaster in 1986, before the information revolution," he said at the meeting.

Long used as a training aid by ballet students, the barre has recently evolved into a broader fitness trend, largely in the wake of the 2010 Hollywood thriller Black Swan.

But the Galaxy rallied, largely in the wake of a come-from-behind win at Real Salt Lake, and as the form team of the second half of the season, rode their comeback all the way to a repeat MLS Cup.

That market has been largely frozen in the wake of the housing bust.

Focus on the contents of the internal documents leaked last week from the Heartland Institute, a Chicago-based nonprofit known for attacking climate science, has been largely lost in the wake of the revelation of the leaker's identity: Peter Gleick, a scientist.

The term SIFI and the burdens that come with it are a product of the Dodd Frank financial reforms, which Congress passed (largely unread) in the wake of the crisis.

The figure was up 30% on August 2015, but installation of new capacity has largely stalled in the wake of curbs on subsidies for the renewable power, the figures show.

This season brings us the first batch of cookbooks that were at least partly conceived and largely written in the wake of 9/11, and it isn't the terrorists who've won, it's the intelligent home cook.

Muslim and Buddhist communities remain largely segregated in the wake of last year's violence in Rakhine, with many Rohingya Muslims living in tents or temporary camps.

The campaign for autonomy of Khūzestān was largely forgotten in the wake of the hostilities, as was the DRFLA.