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Since entering the Chinese market, BMW has acquired a reputation as a vehicle for the arrogant and the rash, making it largely off-limits to wealthy officials who prefer a low-key public image.

Its cash flow is backed by multiyear contracts that typically lock in annual fee increases for a fixed length of time, making it largely immune from the team's longstanding revenue challenges, which are tied to attendance drops and ticket discounts at Citi Field.

With Wednesday's vote, Democrats were seeking to put Republicans on record as siding with Trump in his attempt to use the courts to overturn the ACA". But the GOP-controlled Senate is not expected to take up the measure, making it largely symbolic.

The slimy mats acted as a barrier between the water above and the sediments below, preventing oxygen from reaching under the sea floor and making it largely uninhabitable.

16, 17 GLP-1 is, however, rapidly inactivated by the enzyme DPP-4, which cleaves the two N-terminal amino acids of the hormone making it largely inactive.

The latter approach tends to result in the avoidance of risk and the setting of defined targets, making it largely incompatible with difficult, long-term projects.

Its relatively swift collection made it largely free of the earthly contamination that's typical of most Martian meteorites.

But its condensed and obscure style made it largely incomprehensible to all but serious scholars.

What's more, the print industry shrinks at annual double digit levels, Time Inc's cost basis makes it largely noncompetitive in the new content world, and, based on its countless efforts, the company's ability to perform in a technology-driven market is nil.

Enough uncertainty was cast on Cone's testimony, however, to make it largely worthless.

Hitherto, the board's power has also made it largely untouchable; hence the impunity displayed by Mr Srinivasan.