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Future stories in the GuardianUS will largely continue to focus on the NSA's domestic spying.
Based on Mr Butkevicius's campaign platform, they assume that the government will largely continue to pursue Mr Kubilius's successful policies.
On the Republican side, both Michael R. Bloomberg and Herman Badillo have said they will largely continue Mr. Giuliani's program, aside from a minor tweak here or there.
It will provide some short-term relief, but there is a high risk that the degradation of the financial position will largely continue.
Under the new law, the suffering and financial hardship imposed on Americans by our private-insurance-based system will largely continue unabated for four more years, and only then be subject to very modest regulation.
Sanctions will largely stay in place.
With abiding worries about the future and uncertainty about what kind of Egyptian government will eventually emerge, the official hush largely continued Sunday.
As the effects of Tuesday's Democratic primaries are digested — Mrs. Clinton will continue her campaign, Barack Obama will largely ignore her — two semi-scandals emerged.
The S.E.C.'s oversight responsibilities will largely shift to the Federal Reserve, though the commission will continue to oversee the brokerage units of investment banks.
Jeff Lindy is stepping down from the team after eight years, and two of the four lawyers who defended Monsignor Lynn at trial will continue "largely on a pro bono basis," the archdiocese said.
While president Banda's efforts to "clean up the mess" and appease donors is today's news, the work of reforming Malawi's legal system and offering access to justice will continue largely unseen and unaided.
