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Firms in other cities largely reacted to salary decisions made by New York firms.

REUTERS Vickers Delay Not Universallyy Welcomed by Banks  |  Though British banks (and their share prices) largely reacted well to the news that much of what will be proposed by the Vickers' report on banking reform is not going to be implemented anytime soon, there were still some misgivings that the delay could make it difficult to outline clear strategies for growth in some of their units.

The primary amines were found to be largely reacted by gelation, followed by the commencement of the secondary amine reaction.

The white, yellow, and green enamels present relatively homogeneous microstructure: the constituent compounds seem to have largely reacted together, suggesting these colors were prepared as pre-fritted enamels.

Sensing a blend of propaganda, evasion, hypocrisy, and desperation in Coke's efforts, my clan has largely reacted with their own blend of dismissal, derision, and disgust.

The 112th Senate has become a body that largely reacts to outrageous things that Republicans do or say.

Intelligent US observers of the European scene see quite clearly that Blair is largely reacting to events in Europe, not leading them.

This episode in particular they seemed to be largely reacting to male characters, and/or having relationship woes rather than doing much spying.

Communities perceived as economically marginal will also be culturally marginal, because the cultural gatekeepers largely react to the landscape shaped by commerce.

Teams largely react to events as they occur.

What is taking place and what the police and their supporters are largely reacting to is a modest push for sensible law enforcement reforms from groups as diverse as Campaign Zero, Koch Industries, the Cato Institute, The Leadership Conference, and the ACLU (my employer).