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"In those areas, Kmart stores will largely go dark".
And if Mr. Blagojevich goes free, the credit will largely go to the man whose father, Sam Adam Sr., the lead lawyer in the case, has been a fixture in Chicago courtrooms for 49 years.
"Within four or five years, the problem will largely go away," says Krzysztof Pietraszkiewicz, head of the Polish banking association.That has not stopped politicians hoping to follow Mr Orban's path to power by mobilising irate Swiss-franc debtors.
Without substantial increases in public investment, the £10-20bn a year that has to be spent on energy infrastructure in the next few decades will largely go into fossil fuel technologies, increasing the climate change problem and reducing Britain's energy security.
"The bottom line is there won't be enough vaccine quickly enough and the vaccine will largely go to the countries that already produce the vaccine," because countries will restrict exports in a pandemic, said Dr. David Fedson, an independent expert on pandemic preparedness.
The $11 million will largely go to engineering and research, while future funding will bolster marketing and manufacturing.
Even Thomson's brand name will be largely gone in two years time.
Cybercrime has already reached alarming levels and, because it largely goes unpunished, will continue to grow – which is why in some societies old-style physical crime is reducing as practitioners move to the much safer and more lucrative online variety.
Republican House member Jeff Flake forced a vote on an ethics complaint against Murtha, a political maneuver that largely went unnoticed, but will doubtlessly be recycled in a few ads next election season.
"Sad as it will be for the family, as she passes, God bless her, largely goes that ideology," he said.
