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Here too, the pseudo-static displacements contribute very largely to the column shear.

The spread of all complex political systems and religions probably has been due very largely to a combination of earnest conviction and the deliberate use of propaganda.

The picture had a strong effect on me, and I think the effect of a picture is due, among other things, very largely to its editing.

Films are there very largely to give you pleasure: they are pleasure-giving devices, and if a film succeeds in giving you pleasure, shouldn't you have the courage of your convictions and own up to it?

In fact, on French's beat, which included Liberia, Nigeria and the former Zaire, the polarization of good and bad news gave way, very largely, to a stream of bad news.

He owed his appointment in Venice very largely to his superb Vespers of 1610, and during the 20-odd years that he spent as maestro di cappella at St Mark's he continued to produce work of the highest quality, both religious and secular.

It is very largely due to the need to avoid this counterintuitiveness that we owe the concern of twentieth century philosophy to devise a plausible form of materialist monism.

This second episode certainly has much of the first film's ingenuous openness and energy, and that is very largely due to another scene-stealing performance from Georgie Henley as Lucy, who, in being able to see Aslan before anyone else, is in a state of grace exceeding her siblings; the scene in which she does so is rather daringly executed.

This second episode certainly has much of the first film's ingenuous openness and energy, and this is very largely due to another scene-stealer of a performance from Georgie Henley as Lucy, who in being able to see Aslan before anyone else is in a state of grace exceeding her siblings, and the scene in which she does so is rather daringly executed.

Crafts, nearly everywhere disappearing, are very largely limited to household necessities and are seldom made primarily for sale.

In 1968 Hungary adopted a system of market socialism that left each enterprise management very largely free to determine its own production program.