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It is to them that we largely owe the documentation of the rape, pillage, arson and murder that followed.

"China is going to eat our lunch and take our jobs on clean energy — an industry that we largely invented — and they are going to do it with a managed economy we don't have and don't want," said Joe Romm, who writes the blog, climateprogress.org.org

In your discussion of our new U.C.L.A. study on the end of "don't ask, don't tell" ("A Military Success Story," editorial, Sept. 16), you mention that we largely attribute the "smooth transition" to openly gay service to the Pentagon's successful "implementation and training process".

It seems humans are "creatures of habit," and that we largely do the same damn thing day in, day out.

It might, perhaps, have been nice to have a little more detail added to the discussion on the various episodes that we largely understand from the invertebrate side of paleontology, including the Cambrian explosion, especially given that this episode is often falsely presented as a fundamental challenge to evolution.

It is these words that we largely credit to Jefferson and celebrate every year on July 4th.

The big problem that this new age of social prejudice has created, is that today we largely live in an environment of fake results.

"What we found by and large is that we are largely invisible in Hollywood film," says Matt Kane at GLAAD.

The president could use its lessons on the quadrant of society that we've largely abandoned.

We made a promise to each other that we've largely kept: no broken promises, no idle threats.

The state of digital infinitude that we now largely take for granted has placed a special burden on music writing.