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Given that the documents mostly detailed salacious personal and financial details about the lives of senior political and media figures, suspicion was fueled that state security destroyed incriminating documents and left other files meant to embarrass the subjects.

Friday's report mostly detailed the persistent poor handling of government contracts.

But it is mostly detailed analysis, dense with citations, of the effects of surpassing 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit) of warming over preindustrial levels.

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That's certainly the case in this book, which mostly details her decades struggling against financial institutions that, in her view, are bent on picking every last penny from our pockets even if they destroy the country in the process — along with too many lapdog lawmakers who abet their actions.

Pence's national security team is mostly professionals detailed from other agencies.

Large rooms filled with draftsman (yes, they were mostly men) detailed the creations of designers who worked independently often on separate floors.

Given that the Uber vehicle has flipped onto its side it looks to be a high speed crash, which suggests a pretty serious incident versus the mostly minor accidents detailed by Google's longer-lived self-driving car unit, Waymo, such as low speed rear-end shunts of the vehicles (by human-powered cars driving behind them).

Given that the Uber vehicle has flipped onto its side it looks to be a high speed crash, which suggests a pretty serious incident versus the mostly minor accidents detailed by Google's longer-lived self-driving car unit, Waymo, such as low speed rear-end shunts of the vehicles (by human-powered cars driving behind them).

"In the Wake," directed by Leigh Silverman, is a more conventionally naturalistic play (set mostly in a painstakingly detailed shabby New York apartment, created by David Korins), and Ms. Kron does not appear in it.

Several times in the book, which he devotes mostly to the antics of libidinous teammates and his manic manager, Tom Kotchman, McCarthy directly quotes people stating incorrect facts about their own lives and tells detailed (and mostly unflattering) stories about teammates who were in fact not on his team at the time.