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Apple's presence will mostly be felt only when a new gizmo appears and a line forms.

The Fed's actions, Mr. Calvo said, will mostly be felt abroad.

He said the 2,600 job cuts, which would mostly be felt in Derby and Bristol, but also in the US, were among highly skilled aeronautical engineers.

(While it is true that last year's Republican candidate for mayor, Sam Katz, came darned close to winning, he was a converted Democrat whose presence this week will mostly be felt at convention-related parties).

So far the problem is mostly being felt in U. S. and South American ports, but observers say it is only a matter of time before it hits Canada.

The impact of the referendum was mostly being felt in London, Oakley said, but a remain vote would probably prompt a new burst of activity: "I think we will have a 'Brelief' bounce".

Animal-rights activists were a noticeable presence on the streets of Anchorage then, unlike in recent years, when their opposition has mostly been felt in e-mail blitzes and comments posted online in response to news coverage of mushing as a sport rather than as a form of torture.

Conversely, the benefits that will emerge in the distant future will be felt mostly in poorer countries.

Germany has the deepest pockets, but its instinctive thrift (and the suspicion that the benefits would be felt mostly outside Germany) militated against swift and co-ordinated action.

This will add to the existing overcapacity in the European car industry, currently estimated at approaching 20%.The pain is going to be felt mostly in those parts of western Europe where up to now cars have been produced relatively cheaply: Spain and Portugal.

Occasionally, he turned and spoke to the other violinists, but mostly his influence was felt by the decisiveness of his bowing and the vigor of his body language.