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Malaysia has a Muslim, ethnically Malay, majority, but its business drive comes mainly from an ethnic Chinese minority.

The group will play Mr. Smith's music, mainly from an album due out next month, aptly titled "Hammered".

Nintendo, the world's second-largest maker of home video-game machines, reported better half-year profits, mainly from an increase in the value of its $4.3 billion of dollar-based assets.

Flu viruses spread easily -- more easily than cold viruses -- mainly from an infected person to a healthy one through virus-contaminated airborne droplets released by coughs, sneezes and even conversation.

Frank Salvo, who owns the 1889 White Gate Inn and Cottage with his partner, Ralph Coffey, said visitors are drawn mainly from an eight-hour radius, and from New York and parts of Florida.

Like some Frankenstein's monster of filmmaking, this scattershot stab at comedy has been stitched together by its star and director, Steve Oedekerk, mainly from an obscure 1976 karate film, "Tiger and Crane Fists," with new dialogue and sound dubbed over the original.

The transcripts of ACT1 and RacB were mainly from D-subgenomes; those of BG, CEL and Sus1 were mainly from A-subgenomes, and other genes were from both A- and D-subgenomes.

Twenty-four enterovirusequenceses, mainly from HEV-A group were retrieved from the National Center for Biotechnology Information website.

Mainly from A level students.

The scanty data come mainly from a single survey.

The problems stem mainly from a heady expansion into high-risk lending during the bull market.