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But Mr. Booker raised taxes, and violent crime has remained largely unabated.

The end result of the current lawsuit is that another alliance is unlikely to emerge, allowing Amazon to continue its course, largely unabated.

For the moment, film production has continued largely unabated here, as the city works to determine how to enforce the condom requirement.

Despite the violence, mining and exploration continues largely unabated, but the rebels contend that corrupt officials siphon off much of that wealth.

Fighting in the Rafah area has continued largely unabated since the cease-fire was declared, with Israeli outposts and patrols along the border coming under attack from the edge of the camp.

The prime factor behind the huge losses was not the meteorology, but this: Authorities in New York and New Jersey simply allowed heavy development of at-risk coastal areas to continue largely unabated in recent decades, even as the potential for a massive storm surge in the region became increasingly clear.

Deal-making largely continued unabated under Mr. Prince, while the bank's myriad parts were never effectively knit together.

Under the new law, the suffering and financial hardship imposed on Americans by our private-insurance-based system will largely continue unabated for four more years, and only then be subject to very modest regulation.

Despite the success of efforts to reduce teen pregnancy (the focus of most calls for long-acting contraceptive use), the rise in out-of-wedlock births has continued unabated largely because of the rise in out-of-wedlock births to twentysomethings that is now at an all-time high.

Scientists now say one of the greatest environmental and economic disasters in the nation's history is rushing toward a catastrophic conclusion over the next 50 years, so far unabated and largely unnoticed.

For every 100 children who enter Grade 1, only 63 eventually finish Grade 6. Figures reveal that the country is moving away from the targets largely because of poverty, the unabated increase in population and underinvestment in basic education.