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We were happy to leave this bleak, largely ruined city and drift off to Italy for a few weeks.

But the photographs were largely ruined and the emulsions had almost completely slipped away from the slides.

When Congress demonetized silver in 1893, the town was largely ruined, and the current renaissance did not begin until 1937, when the first ski train arrived from New York.

I think it's worth doing him the same favour he extended to others, so while most of the commentary on Mr Hitchens seems to have tiptoed around his enthusiastic support for the invasion of Iraq, I'm going to put it front and centre.Mr Hitchens's support for the invasion of Iraq largely ruined his writing for me, for most of the last decade.

This Sunday, the design and real estate series "OpenHouse" (shown on WNBC in New York) deals with a single mom, Laurie O'Hara, above, and her two teenage children, Brandon and Hailey Lopez, from Parsippany, N.J., whose dog was killed and whose house was largely ruined by a fire nearly a year ago.

Both men were unhurt, but for King the season was largely ruined.

Walcott's last two years 2014 and 201515 – have largely been ruined by injuries, but he has nevertheless become one of Arsenal's most reliable men when they need something.

He inherited a country that was still engulfed in war and that, for the most part, was without a functioning government or basic services and whose economy had largely been ruined from years of conflict.

Furthermore, the Persian wars of the 6th century, fought largely on Syrian soil, ruined the economic life of the country.

The city was left largely in ruins, with thousands of people feared dead.

Because it was only two miles wide, by war's end it was largely in ruins.