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Something remarkable happened in Britain last month, though it largely went unnoticed.

Carl W. Ford Jr., assistant secretary of state for intelligence and research, used identical language in March 19 congressional testimony that largely went unnoticed.

Deeper and more frequent flooding from Rockaway to Lower Manhattan and the city's transit tunnels has been a repeated warning that largely went unnoticed by the public and most politicians.

For years it lived beyond its means, exhibiting a brand of financial carelessness that largely went unnoticed until the economic downturn and the company's own bad bets made the pattern plain, financial records and dozens of interviews with past and present opera officials show.

BERLIN — In a week when demonstrators from Greece to Spain drew parallels between Chancellor Angela Merkel's drive for austerity and the brutality of the Nazis, a symbolic act recognizing the commitment that a postwar, peaceful Germany has made to many of those who survived Hitler's atrocities largely went unnoticed.

BERLIN — In a week when demonstrators from Greece to Spain drew parallels between Chancellor Angela Merkel's drive for austerity and the brutality of the Nazis, a symbolic act marking the commitment that a postwar, peaceful Germany has made to many of those who survived Hitler's war machine largely went unnoticed.

By then, the contentious article had largely gone unnoticed by the public opinion.

He is slight and quiet, or so most people assume, and largely goes unnoticed.

9.27pm BST 80 min: "Tiago's absence is massive for Bayern in the Champions League and this has largely gone unnoticed by the pundits!" squawks Mussa Awaleh.

By preventing that enzyme from working, testosterone largely goes unnoticed in the body and doesn't get passed into the urine – where officials usually test for the hormone.

In his drawings, not so innocent angels frolic and romp through otherwise benign real-life situations causing havoc that largely goes unnoticed.