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Woodhull and her sister became widely known for their philanthropy and were largely accepted in high British social circles.

The recommendations of the committee were largely accepted and resulted in the Tribunals and Enquiries Act of 1958.

Barry Richard, Mr. Bush's lead trial lawyer, whose arguments were largely accepted by the judge, said, "I think Judge Sauls hit every point.

Its recommendations were largely accepted in 1972 and brought into force in 1974; I became a scientific Civil Servant the following year.

Triplett attended the local high school, where his disabilities were largely accepted, and in 1958 he received a bachelor's degree in French from Millsaps College in Jackson, Mississippi.

The Italian accused Martin Atkinson of being "severe" with his side in sending off Simpson for what were largely accepted as two bookable fouls.

But in the beer gardens outside the ground fans were largely accepting of the decision to cancel the match, the fine weather and alcohol taking the edge off any frustration.

Normally so competent in policing the borders of the sayable and the thinkable, the process is largely accepted as a realistic containment of "common sense" within "acceptable" limits.

Until recently, lifetime BC risk in CS female patients was largely accepted to be around 25-50%; however, recent reports on two large series raised the estimated lifetime risk to 77-85% [ 8, 12].

This practice is largely accepted.

Many work and education for girls is largely accepted.