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Although he rejected the idea that a building's exterior should serve only practical purposes, much of his architecture was decidedly Modernist.

The city has sold hundreds of millions of dollars in bonds, and while it has committed to using a portion of the tobacco money for health care purposes, much of it has also been committed to capital construction projects across the city.

While some proceeds were used for charitable purposes, much of the money was re-cycled as slush fund to reward political allies and to maintain support for the New Order.

Although MolBioLib was designed primarily for bioinformatics purposes, much of its functionality is applicable to a wide range of problems.

Where significant numbers of paper files once required days or weeks to process for survey purposes, much larger volumes of material on patient conditions can today be assembled in a matter of hours.

Among the tests is whether the use is for commercial purposes, how much of the original work is used, whether the use will cut into the market for the original work and whether it's "transformative" -- a concept that Laval himself originated.

Iran contends the enrichment is for peaceful purposes, but much of the world suspects it is meant to achieve the ability to make atomic weapons.

Although London was never his choice of destination, in 2007 he based himself in Switzerland for tax purposes, but much of his earnings come from the French market and are still subject to tax there.

The durability of sculpture makes it an ideal medium for commemorative purposes, and much of the world's greatest sculpture has been created to perpetuate the memory of persons and events.

In fact, performance assessment might be seen as a 'specific application of social perception for specific purposes, and much of raters' behaviours can be considered to be rooted in social perception phenomena' (Klimoski and Donahue 2001; Barnes-Farrell 2001).

The purpose of much of the world's construction is construction: its primary function is to provide contracts for the companies that build and perks and backhanders for the officials who commission.