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The American courts have largely upheld this view.

Unfortunately, Judge Yeakel largely upheld a second bogus "safety" measure.

The courts have largely upheld drug testing for workers with public safety jobs.

State and federal courts around the country have largely upheld challenges to furloughs ordered by state officials.

The law went into effect over the weekend, after being largely upheld by a federal district judge.

Now that the Supreme Court has largely upheld Obamacare, it's tempting to imagine that the battles will subside.

But it is also a testament to the new four-member cast, which largely upholds the high standards of Daniel Sullivan's Tony-winning production, and whose ensemble dynamic gives the play new and distinct emotional shadings.

A new four-member cast, led by Jennifer Jason Leigh, largely upholds the high standards of Daniel Sullivan's Tony-winning production, and provides an ensemble dynamic that gives the play new and distinct emotional shadings.

In general terms, government officials have said, in describing an earlier draft of the document, the report will largely uphold earlier findings, issued in October 2003 by David A. Kay, the first chief weapons inspector, and then in March 2004 by Mr. Duelfer, who replaced Mr. Kay in January 2004.

That precedent was a joint compromise by Justices Sandra Day O'Connor, David Souter and Anthony Kennedy -- largely upholding the promise of Roe v. Wade, and making it clear that states could only go so far in their efforts to regulate a woman's right to end a pregnancy.

The jury is out, but one thing is for sure: film is dwindling into a minority taste, upheld largely by professionals and stubborn, nostalgic perfectionists.