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Indeed, the sanctions regime orchestrated by the Obama administration has succeeded beyond the imagination of its skeptics and has managed to largely segregate Iran from the global economy.

For example, one student asked about race in prison and was shocked to hear that inmates largely segregate themselves by race.

This approach yielded 395 differentially expressed genes (fold change: 2; false discovery rate: 0.05; see Additional file 1), which, when used to hierarchically cluster the cell populations, could largely segregate them according to the site from which they were derived.

Finally, we observed that explanted samples and biopsied samples largely segregate in the hierarchical clusters with the exceptions of: one pair of biopsied samples (Biopsy_159U and Biopsy_159L) and one normal sample (Normal_C) falling in the explant cluster; and a pair of explants (Explant_152U and Explant_152L) which fall in the biopsy cluster.

A recent census report, "Racial and Ethnic Residential Segregations in the United States: 1980-2000," found American housing still largely segregated, with the worst segregation in the Northeast and Midwest.

Although American schools were technically desegregated in 1954 by the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision handed down in Brown v. Board of Education (1954), in practice they remained largely segregated owing to trends in housing and neighbourhood segregation.

But the public schools remain largely segregated.

The officer and enlisted populations remain largely segregated.

If Mr. Smith's world is largely segregated, so are those of Mr. Castaneda and Mr. Lewis.

First, the Iraqi population has largely segregated itself into sectarian fiefs.

In Coventry alone there must be a dozen ethnic groups living in largely segregated communities.