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Gove's remarks came as Sir Michael Wilshaw, the chief inspector of schools, announced that intensive, multi-layered inspections of schools in England will largely become a thing of the past for four out of five schools, to the relief of headteachers and school governors.

If you've been to any few Premier League games in the last few years, you'll know football has largely become a little bit quiet, more about the threat of a number 10 than the threat of a 10-stretch.

Over time these fields largely become forested land.

For all its woes, Kinect largely became the more interesting peripheral story, and many expect Microsoft to make a big announcement that will win the next generation soon.

Leakers and their journalistic enablers largely became irrelevant.

The land cleared of trees largely became pasture.

Just how deep that frustration becomes will largely depend on how effectively Ukraine uses promised financial assistance to make reforms -- $17 billion from the International Monetary Fund, European Union and other sources slated to arrive next month, and another $40 billion over the next four years.

The media will largely follow suit.

That, and the stability of a country that is an artificial Soviet creation, will largely depend on whomever does become president.

Whether further action becomes necessary will largely depend on the government's sense of how much pressure it is under and what further concession it needs to offer to settle the dispute.

Many places will see some sunshine and it will become largely fine and dry from the west.