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Though Macquarie and Australia's other large banks have been largely insulated from the pain suffered by their counterparts on Wall Street and in Europe, Friday's result was the investment juggernaut's worst since 1992, during Australia's last recession.

Though Macquarie and other large Australian banks have been largely insulated from the pain suffered by their counterparts on Wall Street and in Europe, the result released Friday was the investment juggernaut's worst since 1992, during the previous recession in Australia.

Now, however, a panel of state appointees, created after Hurricane Katrina to be largely insulated from politics, showed just how insulated it was by upending the agreement.

Blue-collar workers will be largely insulated from layoffs.

Spaniards once thought their country was largely insulated from the debt crises in Ireland and Greece.

The industry is largely insulated from adverse developments on the tax front.

Supporters say the board will be able to make tough decisions because it will be largely insulated from legislative politics.

It has been largely insulated from the huge cutbacks borne by the middle classes and poorer people," he added.

With big American corporations largely insulated from foreign competition during that era, the system worked reasonably well.

The Chelsea Barracks site is in a very wealthy area that has been largely insulated from economic decline.

Our leaders are largely insulated from the political consequences of having involved this country in a pointless and unending war.