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"The upsurging private contributions have been overwhelmingly devoted to financing convention expenses rather than to promote the host city," the report says.

The Sau Voi Corporation is a tiny convenience store on the outskirts of Chinatown with about 200 square feet of jampacked retailing space overwhelmingly devoted to three things: ladies' underwear, Vietnamese pop music and lottery tickets.

With its best efforts at rehabilitation struggling, this government now presides over a system which is overwhelmingly devoted to punishment, handing out more jail sentences and more community punishments than ever before in the history of this country.

And the combination of Ms. Krall's cool, modernist approach and the lush romantic elegance of the orchestration evoked a comforting continuity between now and then, an assurance that in a pop climate overwhelmingly devoted to disposable novelty, some things are made to last.

'The department does ***not*** engage in economic espionage in any domain, including cyber.'" In Europe this week, President Obama has been making similar claims when asked about NSA spying, repeatedly assuring people that NSA surveillance is overwhelmingly devoted to stopping terrorism threats.

But the problem is: the drug control budget still overwhelmingly devotes more resources to old, failed punishment strategies than effective treatment and prevention strategies.

Overwhelmingly, the resources devoted to helping the leaf peeper are focused on the first of these goals.

The Carnegie season opens in a mood of luxurious conservatism, with Valery Gergiev leading his Mariinsky Orchestra (and an opening-night guest, Yo-Yo Ma) in five concerts (Oct . 5-6and Oct. 9-11) thareare devoted overwhelmingly to music by Tchaikovsky.

If they stay, they find the efforts of the unions are devoted overwhelmingly towards safeguarding the privileges of the upper tier, disproportionately composed of older, male workers in dying industries or the public sector.

Conservative religious folks overwhelmingly supported the devote Mormon in the race, Mitt Romney, while the spiritual folks favored President Obama by huge margins.

Voters in November overwhelmingly rejected a ballot measure that would have devoted more than $1 billion in taxpayer money toward the stadium and a surrounding project.