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The proposals in the white paper will largely leave that status quo in place," Mian said.

Withdrawing from the European Union is a lengthy process that Mr. Cameron will largely leave to his successor.

Just as throughout Britain's history, intellectuals will largely leave their mark within their own discipline and there won't be much interest in them beyond.

But rather than ask whether he's fit to be mayor — a question they will largely leave to the media — the other candidates are likely to focus on whether he's qualified to run a city of more than eight million people.

Though we will comment briefly on the other elements, we will largely leave the discussion of the other elements to future works or posts.

I'll largely leave it to others to eviscerate the details.

"High school graduates and dropouts will find themselves largely left behind in the coming decade as employer demand for workers with postsecondary degrees continues to surge," write the report's authors, led by Anthony P. Carnevale, the center's director.

I hope that the mistaken belief that markets can be largely left to themselves will be buried for a long time to come.

Finally, this case note will give thought to a question largely left unconsidered by the Court: the likely impact of this holding on the freedom of individual citizens, focusing on recent developments in Berlusconi, Adelchi and Marcello Dell'Utri and Others, and Pupino.

Here that mask is largely left behind.

But readers of the policy proposals are largely left in the dark about what all these intelligent devices will do.