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Players capable of reading and writing both kinds of disc have, however, now largely rendered the disagreement moot.

When newly arrived unattended minors are radicalised over a short period, Köhler said, the security agency's previous strategy was largely rendered redundant.

This is an essential asset for "The Glory of Living," a drama that despite its lurid plot has been largely rendered in a single shade of gray.

Despite its lurid plot, "Glory" has been largely rendered in a single shade of gray, shaped by that spare, cold-eyed sensibility common to Court TV documentaries and laconic trailer-park fiction.

All this has largely rendered Mr. Richmond's signature brand of shmoozing — "relating," he called it — a vanishing art, as obscure a cultural artifact as the shoe leather, airmail stamps and telephone booths that were for decades the lifeblood of his enterprise.

John Hajek, professor of the University of Melbourne's Eurovisions course, notes that for his Slovenian immigrant mother Eurovision was a source of pride, an antidote to a country where she was largely rendered 'invisible' in mainstream media.

Unless, that is, your itinerary includes the beach, where the bright light largely renders the screen unreadable, and where concerns about thieves, sunblock and sand will probably outweigh any benefits the iPad might bring.

But the federal government never has prioritized targeting and prosecuting minor marijuana offenders, a fact that largely renders Obama's pledge meaningless.

The Golden Globes, traditionally held weeks before the Oscars, would be particularly hard-hit by such a move, which would largely render the Globes irrelevant.

The biological significance of the negative modulation of MICL expression in neutrophils by proinflammatory stimuli other than MSU (mostly TLR agonists) remains largely unexplored, rendering the interpretation of these results challenging.

Thus, policies like San Antonio's effort to preserve tracts of land that are home to large, native trees are rendered largely ineffectual.