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Amazon's report, announced Wednesday, caps a week of largely mixed results from technology companies.

Mr. Menichetti left, and his replacement, Christopher Bailey, has earned promising but largely mixed reviews for his Prorsum collections.

A reviewer for The Times of London extolled his "humane, touching presence," while The Guardian's critic, in a largely mixed review, said Mr. Sheldon "swishes and swirls expertly as Bernadette and delivers his one-liners with aplomb".

In Uruguay, a nation of largely mixed European descent, local players learned both the physical style played by the English and the more refined passing game of the Scots, producing a versatility that helped their national team win two Olympic championships and the World Cup between 1924 and 1930.

For the week, technology stocks were largely mixed, with Internet stocks taking a beating.

Collectively, the findings were largely mixed, although individual studies during the remission phase revealed deficits in several cognitive domains.

Mexican-Americans, a largely mixed-race group, fought to be classified as white during the first half of the 20th century; during the second half, they fought against it.

Officials in La Paz have lashed out at the autonomy moves, describing them as racist efforts from largely mixed-race provinces to resist attempts to redistribute wealth among the country's poor.

Other race/ethnicity, in which we included those inmates who self-reported as American Indian, and those who self-reported as other, is not clearly defined, but may represent largely mixed-race persons.

Largely because mixed in with the moaning is a pining for a time that didn't really exist.

The island's population is largely of mixed European (mostly British), South and East Asian, and African descent.