It has reinforced America's deep-seated notion that a college degree serves largely instrumental purposes.
But then, that is largely the purpose of this show: to pay homage to an explosion of radical innovation in that decade.
These are people who stimulate their own brains with low levels of electricity, largely for purposes like improved memory or learning ability.
But clever boosters are difficult to apprehend; store-security officers serve a largely deterrent purpose, and cashiers and stock clerks cannot be expected to confront criminals.
Findings indicated that these spaces were used largely for purposes directly related to well-being: recreational and sporting activities, socialising, or simply relaxing.
Firstly, he might be a bit morose but he's also one of the few characters acting for largely honourable purposes and in a week when this show fed a woman and her newborn baby to the dogs we all need something to cling on to.
Church groups, including the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Washington, had lobbied heavily for a broad exemption from the ordinance, asking that not only purely religious organizations be exempted but that institutions like Georgetown University, with a largely secular purpose, also be excluded.
For years, the fishermen of Misawa, a small town on the north-eastern corner of Japan's main island, Honshu, set sail from one of four outwardly unremarkable floating docks, built using concrete and steel and adorned, for largely protective purposes, with several dozen old car tyres.
There is very little information with which to compare the Petrel models, which is largely the purpose behind the project.
Since donors fill out campaign finance disclosure forms for largely political purposes, it should not be too surprising that a few political statements have seeped into contribution forms.
"This seems to be a misuse of investigative reporters for a largely private purpose," said Jack Coffee, a professor at Columbia Law School who specializes in corporate and white-collar criminal law issues.
