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The discussion paper said "there is much work to be carried out to ensure that admission to the profession and to academic programmes is fair", with its own findings largely reinforcing widespread concerns over selection systems.

Officials said the checkpoints largely reinforced the new weaponry proposal.

They largely reinforce the two common-wisdom chants.

Ultimately it was a frustrating documentary that largely reinforced the myths that surround the internet.

The report largely reinforced economists' forecast for a weak reading in the Labor Department's payrolls report on Friday.

In 217 the campaign opened in Etruria, into which the invading army, largely reinforced by Gauls, penetrated via an unguarded pass.

In a report last week, the International Monetary Fund largely reinforced that view, arguing that the increasing debt ratios among advanced nations needed to be addressed.

"The poll results largely reinforce the local election results we saw," he said, adding that "voters are a lot less reluctant to raise taxes when they are convinced that the money is going to be spent in their local community".

On Monday I wrote of the lack of confidence the north has in Miliband's and Ed Balls' approach the economy, and responses in the comments thread largely reinforced this - that the notion of a southern political elite, out of touch with the lives of northern voters was not just a coalition problem.

Last month, the organization published "Missed Connections II," a follow-up study that largely reinforced the earlier findings.

The new results largely reinforce existing guidelines, which already state that some activity is better than no activity, according to Todd M. Manini of the University of Florida in Gainesville.