But the Web is still mainly a vast trove of generalized health information.
Like much of life here, the all-night forró parties take place in the open air, mainly in vast, walled courtyards on the outskirts, and everywhere during the festas juninas (June festivals), which will be in full swing during the tournament.
Set mainly in vast deserts or rolling landscapes all but barren of people, this rambling meditation on love and loss, on conflict between chivalric calling and domestic life, lays out its lessons of costs and consequences against the traditions of the Chinese martial-arts novel.
By the early 21st century the population of Darwin, its satellite town Palmerston, and the immediate hinterland well exceeded 100,000, while Alice Springs, with a population of 950 people in 1939, had become home to nearly 30,000, owing its growth mainly to vast developments in tourism to the desert country of the "Red Centre".
The administration of Egypt stayed in the hands of the vast, mainly civilian, bureaucracy but was supervised by military officials.
But elsewhere along the east-west length of the peninsula there is mainly earth -- vast expanses and impressive piles of dirt with tractors perched on them.
Sudan is mainly composed of vast plains and plateaus that are drained by the Nile River and its tributaries.
If the country has not yet slid into open civil war, it is mainly because a vast majority of Shiites refused to be drawn into the killing.
In fact, the show is open to criticism for borrowing; its originality lies mainly in its vast embrace of cultural references, mostly pertaining to the theater.
I used to admire this map mainly for the vast expanses of swamp and salt meadow it shows and for the still incomplete hatch work of streets.
