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Meanings of largely untouched in English

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Usage of largely untouched in English
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Cathederal Square has remained largely untouched by developers since the 2011 earthquake.
Radio NZ
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And then the climb remained largely untouched-notforgotten, but revered and feared.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Wine and food had been brought, but it was largely untouched.
Imperatrix
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Photo: Supplied Conversely, statues of artists and sportspeople have been left largely untouched.
Radio NZ
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Even in the 21st century there are tribes largely untouched by modern civilisation.
The Irish Times
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Conversely, statues of artists and sportspeople have been left largely untouched.
Radio NZ
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Will abandoned the fry and shoved his largely untouched plate to one side.
The witch queen
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Amazingly, the Indians have remained largely untouched by the industrialised world.
The Guardian
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Fortunately, the area was largely untouched by recent Hurricane Irma.
News.com.au
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The guidelines remain largely untouched, though much else has changed.
Reuters
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Although Antarctica is largely untouched, Salgado is worried about the scientific bases springing up.
The Guardian
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Yahoo purchased Delicious in 2005 and left it largely untouched.
Wired
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The centrally located square escaped the 2011 earthquakes largely untouched.
Radio NZ
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His parting payment from Meridor is still largely untouched.
Long time coming: a novel
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Malian officials have said the chaos has also left its second economic pillar, cotton, largely untouched.
Reuters
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But police budgets have grown or gone largely untouched -until pressure from protests this week.
The Guardian
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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