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Private efforts were largely crowded out.

Hizbullah's supporters are largely crowded into the poorer southern part, which was heavily bombed in 2006.

The forum also came as the presidential race has been largely crowded off the front pages by the bloodshed in the Middle East.

His announcement was largely crowded out by news of the GOP tax bill and sexual assault allegations against Democratic Sen. Al Franken.

When a nondescript tractor trailer trundled 120 miles down a Colorado highway completely unmanned last year, safely reaching a shipping warehouse with a cargo of 45,000 cans of beer, the experiment in autonomous freight movement was largely crowded out by flashier headlines by the big rig's smaller cousin: the driverless car.

During the previous wave of large-scale demonstrations in Moscow, the crowds were largely drawn from the capital's middle class — educated, professional people in their twenties, thirties, and forties.

The crowd were largely thrilled by a 130-minute show with two distinct faces.

The seats at Providence Park were largely filled by a crowd of 14,124.

A largely student crowd were largely drunk, crammed on to leather sofas under arty projections as electro music beeped around the room.

Five stern Baptists from Kansas came to Cambridge holding belligerent signs, but they were largely ignored by the crowd.

While police were largely comfortable with the crowd behaviour in Saturday's derby, the flares embarrassed club leaders.