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That design is based on a weaving together of the Latin requiem mass – largely set for full orchestra, chorus and dramatic soprano – and Owen's poems, sung by a baritone and a tenor, and accompanied by chamber orchestra.

NATO has for some time been pressing Germany -- now surrounded by allies for the first time in its modern history -- to follow other European countries like France and Britain in scrapping the draft, streamlining its operations and adopting an all-professional army largely set up for rapid deployment in trouble spots.

And in Kentucky, the junior senator, Rand Paul, has largely set the agenda for a Tea Party-infused Republican Party there.

Mr. Blomstedt opened the series with a Beethoven Fourth Symphony that largely set the tone for the weekend with its web of carefully balanced contrasts.

It was a film that largely set the tone for the 10 days that followed, as lightning flashed, arthouse curios sprouted and big American titles proved to be as rare as hen's teeth.

During the last four years, Mr. Badillo, often working closely with Mr. Giuliani, has largely set the agenda for change at the university, although faculty members said they were often given little time or money to make the new policies work.

A digitally remastered "Citizen Kane" from Warner leads a half-dozen big releases, among them "The French Connection," William Friedkin's 1971 film that has largely set the standard for crime drama ever since.

But as the "stalking horse" bidder, with an expected offer of some $400 million, the pair will have largely set a floor for a court-supervised auction that is expected to take place within weeks.

The five mortgage servicers in the settlement — Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Citigroup and Ally Financial — have largely set aside reserves for the expected cost of the accord and investors are likely to cheer its announcement because it removes one more legal worry for the industry, analysts said.

In 1988 Fodor and Pylyshyn (F&P) published a long article, "Connectionism and Cognitive Architecture: A Critical Analysis", in which they launched a formidable attack on connectionism, which largely set the terms for the ensuing debate between connectionists and classicists.

TPP was negotiated in secret, under the influence of corporate advisors, and is largely set in stone for generations.