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But voting was largely on ethnic and linguistic lines, with the Swahili-speaking east voting for Mr Kabila and the Lingala-speaking west largely rejecting him.

To the White House's intense frustration, the chart showing the early 2009 projections has become the centerpiece of the closing Republican argument against Mr. Obama's re-election and against the economic policies his party stands for, including the jobs package Congress is debating and largely rejecting now.

Despite his conservatory training he rebelled against the disciplines of the central European tradition, largely rejecting conventional forms such as symphony, sonata, concerto and opera.

Voters are sending many conservation leaders -- new faces and veterans -- to Washington, after largely rejecting candidates who told voters that we have gone too far in protecting our environment.

Someone who steals money from a customer's bank account can be prosecuted for defrauding the bank, the Supreme Court ruled Monday, largely rejecting an appeal from a Los Angeles man who siphoned off nearly $300,000 from the checking account of a Taiwanese businessman.

The jury largely rejected this argument too.

But they largely rejected it, in contrast to Iran.

Mr. Lafley acknowledged consumers had largely rejected Olean.

But the Supreme Court largely rejected the industry's arguments.

Yet Mr. Clapper largely rejected concerns about counterproductive and redundant programs.

The professional officer corps largely rejected the notion that Stone was disloyal.