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Major industries have mostly been left behind.

Reporters rarely cover the W.W.E., Mr. Nowinski said, so its excesses have mostly been left unexplored.

But the later writing has mostly been left to the study of scholars, its reputation as inferior garnering no significant reassessment.

Until the commission's finding, it had mostly been left to the legislatures to take up the issue of gender equity in prescription drug coverage.

It has also got bills approved by cleverly exploiting the opposition's divisions and picking off factions within it.Finally, although the economic costs of Argentina's 2001 debt default have mostly been left behind, its political consequences continue to favour the Peronists.

By the time the first armed convoys began reaching Tripoli on the morning of Aug. 21, the roads had mostly been left empty by deserting troops, and there was a clear path to Qaddafi's stronghold, Bab al Aziziya.

One of the seven members was independent choreographer and dancer Ben Duke, who argued strongly that the past should – mostly – be left in the past.

Again, I'm buying into potential, which is mostly what was left in the player pool at this point.

There's plenty to do but, mostly, you're left to please yourself.

Mostly, it was left to the music press to chronicle Bowie's dizzying pirouettes.

So mostly we are left to merely acknowledge that, yes, the fellow does work quite a lot.