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Significats de largely unreported en anglès
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Ús de largely unreported en anglès
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The Brotherhood assertion that their supporters were peaceful and unarmed went largelyunreported.
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The wars, largelyunreported in the western media, have often dragged on for decades.
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But the real excitement, and progress, has been in Labour's largelyunreported grassroots campaigns.
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They deserve support, although their policies are largelyunreported, and include opposition to the new EU treaty.
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But one barnstorming speech last week that went largelyunreported ought to rouse business from its torpor.
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This harassment goes largelyunreported -only 5 per cent of victims report their experiences to the police.
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I do so because the settlement has gone largelyunreported outside The Guardian, meriting only odd paragraphs elsewhere.
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The intellectual conflicts waged by the likes of Freud, Stefan Zweig, Thomas Mann and Ernst Jünger go largelyunreported.
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Experience from other countries would suggest the mistreatment of elderly people by family members or carers goes largelyunreported here.
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Just over two years ago, in July 2009, I wrote in this column about a terrible, but largelyunreported, humanitarian disaster.
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In the past four years, the Pentagon and State Department have forged a close, and largelyunreported, alliance with the Ugandan military.
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In November 1994 the Catholic bishops of the US issued a call for a moral revolution, a call largelyunreported in the national media.
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Yet the constructive work undertaken by millions of volunteers and tens of thousands of charities goes largelyunreported or ignored for most of the year.
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As huge movie franchises tanked and the presidential campaign lunged deeper into apocalyptic absurdity, a fascinating pop-cultural phenomenon remained largelyunreported by the grown-up media.
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Largelyunreported is one thing that distinguishes this movement from many others: a strong regenerative culture.