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Thanks largely to those e-mails, prosecutors saw the case as a slam dunk.

We tend to believe that while terrible things do happen, they happen to other people — and largely to those who deserve them.

But data services were expensive, and a series of protectionist measures enacted by the government meant that South Koreans' choice of smartphones was limited largely to those manufactured by Korean companies.

But thanks largely to those taxes and restrictive licensing rules, it costs about 50% more to get high legally in Colorado than it does from buying cannabis off the street (though legal weed will probably be stronger).

Now, due largely to those enormous harvests and a national glut, the Agriculture Department has forecast that this year the price of soybeans will be the lowest in 27 years and the price of wheat and corn the lowest in 13 years.

Instead it sticks to the Disney gospel that life means following your dreams, which here belong largely to those who surrounded Secretariat in his glory years, including his owner, Penny Chenery Ms. Lanee, sincere and dulled down), and trainer, Lucien Laurin (John Malkovich, insincere and showboating).

His tour, of New York, Boston, Chicago, Sacramento and Los Angeles, is largely to answer those complaints, aides and political analysts said.

Her decision largely to omit those ballads from "Mimi" is commercially gutsy — if multimillionaires can be gutsy — and it makes sense.

Clement Attlee's post-war Labour government built more than a million homes, 80% of which were council houses, largely to replace those destroyed by Hitler.

National income grew, sure enough, but it largely went to those at the top.

Yet such opportunities were still largely restricted to those born into privilege.