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Before the age of petroleum, geology was largely dedicated to understanding and locating salt.

At the time, its production was largely dedicated to making cheap jeans for KiK, a German retailer.

Long took to demanding kickbacks of twenty per cent from all businesses that won state contracts; the proceeds went toward financing his political operation and publishing his newspaper, which was largely dedicated to attacking the state's other broadsheets.

His accumulation of wealth was excessive even by the standards of the age, but it was largely dedicated to public service and to patronage of the arts and of the University of Paris.

RR: Well, I was part of the furniture moving company, which was kind of interesting because it was largely dedicated to moving furniture of faculty members in and out, one of whom became a president of Princeton — Bowen, right — who was a terrific guy and only a professor when I had to move his furniture.

When Clinton visited Asia this month, China bristled; in the piece "CLINTON TRIP HIGHLIGHTS WEAK POINTS OF U.S. RETURN TO ASIA," the Global Times said the trip was largely dedicated to "attacking China's development model": "Her every topic targeted China by insinuation.

Its agricultural hinterland is largely dedicated to beef cattle, vineries, and cereal crops.

Fink's videos are largely dedicated to anime, video games and fantasy and superhero movies.

ACCURACY: While the $87 billion the White House has requested is largely dedicated to Iraq, the figure also includes money for Afghanistan.

The 20,000-square-foot floor of Comcast-Spectacor's First Union Center will be largely dedicated to the convention's 2,066 delegates.

The strip, a scruffy patch on West 46th Street between 11th Avenue and the West Side Highway, is largely dedicated to merchandising Arachis hypogaea, otherwise known as the peanut.