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In Britain there is a rich historical legacy to draw upon, which has largely been forgotten.

Congress, which has largely been looking the other way on this issue, needs to rouse itself.

The project has roused fierce opposition in the Village, which has largely been belittled or ignored.

Today, the cable industry will introduce an organization to promote its own modem technology, which has largely been developed.

"Leaving aside social science, the Soviets had a really excellent university system — which has largely been destroyed," Mr. Altbach said.

Apple have made a big step by introducing Swift, which has largely been well received by developers at WWDC.

There has been little resistance to such measures inside the civil service, which has largely been replaced by loyalists over the last two years.

The slowdown for the nation's largest mortgage lenders reflects a shift in the housing recovery, which has largely been relying on refinance activity.

An additional two million Iraqis are believed to be displaced within Iraq, many taking refuge in the Kurdish north, which has largely been spared violence.

Members of the bank's governing council have recently been expressing concern about inflation, which has largely been attributed to rising fuel and food prices.

Assad has a residence and an office in the area, which has largely been sheltered from the shelling and battles that usually rage in the city's impoverished suburbs.