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Fahrenthold reported that Trump's charity was largely set up not to spread around the business mogul's own money but rather the dollars of donors.

With the emergence of the Third Republic, the constitutional structure of western Europe was largely set for the remainder of the 19th century.

(It later became the center of action in the 2003 François Ozon film "Swimming Pool," which was largely set in and around the house).

The budget for 2010, which will be announced next month, was largely set by the outgoing administration and will be close to 2009's $654 billion.

Mr. Bush did not go into much detail about his planned meeting with gay Republicans, which was largely set up by Charles Francis, a gay public relations consultant in Washington who is the brother of James B. Francis Jr., chairman of the Texas Department of Public Safety.

(2003) Suggested by Son_of_Mam, hobkesh and ccmac10 Director Kevin Macdonald's depiction of mountaineers Joe Simpson and Simon Yates's journey up the Siula Grande in the Peruvian Andes should "top most lists," according to user ccmac10, as "the current template of these documentaries was largely set by Touching the Void".

At the S.E.C., like other independent agencies, the agenda is largely set by the chairman.

The novel is largely set in Kilburn, in North West London, where you grew up.

The C.I.A. "hides" the broker in Bologna, where the novel is largely set.

But as Mr. Obama took office, practical calculations were largely set aside.

Unlike Medicare, the standards for eligibility, coverage issues and more are largely set by the individual states.