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His views were largely rejected when General Petraeus was brought in, with a new strategy that called for using large numbers of American forces to protect Iraqis.

In the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries Locke's views were largely rejected and his influence was at its lowest ebb.

They argue that he could have done much more in terms of securing Austria's future; instead, his 1817 proposals for administrative reform were largely rejected and, by opposing German nationalism, they find him responsible for ensuring it would be Prussia and not Austria that united it.

Our findings were mostly consistent with those hypothesized and the null hypotheses were largely rejected.

Those allegations have nonetheless been largely rejected by international election observers.

Janacek, for example, was largely rejected by the Prague musical establishment until late in life.

After a huge media storm — and a car chase — the story has been largely rejected as inaccurate.

Although some studies have suggested that there exists an association between supermaleness and criminal behaviour, the link has been largely rejected.

It's because, happily, the vile Tory mantra of "Everything for ourselves and nothing for other people" has been largely rejected here.

The program was a precursor to health care and its policy was largely rejected by Congress, but the Clinton administration did get $585 million for vaccines.

As a child, she had been haunted by a fear of the Devil, despite growing up in a home where religion was largely rejected.