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Meanings of largely intact in English

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Usage of largely intact in English
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However, the ruling left the rest of the SEC's regulation largely intact.
Reuters
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The understanding is that the Murdoch empire will be left largely intact.
The new yorker
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Though swollen and marbled, Ferris's face was largely intact on the right.
Cross Bones
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Republicans have so far left subsidies for the industry largely intact.
Reuters
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However, Mr Obama has left the scope of the spying operations largely intact.
The Irish Times
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We expect strategy to remain largely intact, with mix change already in train.
The Guardian
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Two decades into our democracy, that system of deprivation is still largely intact.
The South African
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The aluminum assets are largely intact since BHP merged with Billiton in 2000.
Reuters
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Craters, debris and rubble was visible, but the main runway looked largely intact.
Reuters
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The supplies belowdecks might be jumbled, but they appeared largely intact.
The Cylons’ Secret
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That could prevent a long legal fight, while keeping the deal's rationale largely intact.
Reuters
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The imagery forged during Mercury and Apollo remains largely intact.
Packing for mars: the curious science of life in the void
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The bedroom itself, as well as the rest of the apartment, is largely intact.
Homicide: a year on the killing streets
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Nevertheless, their defence remains largely intact and that is where their slimming hopes lie.
The Guardian
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Lehman Brothers survived Black Monday with its honour largely intact.
The Irish Times
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The strategy leaves developers' already squeezed margins largely intact, while making buyers feel like winners.
Reuters
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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