| A broader preoccupation with conjugal relationships in Victorian politics, literature, and art was probably also a factor. |
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| Still, to be truly useful, devices should operate at telecom wavelengths or across broader spectral bands. |
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| Antisocial personality disorder is best understood within the context of a broader category. |
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| This is part of his broader strategy in the final 18 days to really hone in on domestic issues. |
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| The attractiveness of video streaming is an example of a much broader phenomenon. |
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| This is just one instance in which myrmecology influenced broader currents of thought. |
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| It is true that some people use pointer in a broader sense more-or-less equivalent to reference, so the distinction made above is not universal. |
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| I'm not convinced yet that the State Department country reports alter their analyses to cohere with broader government foreign policy goals. |
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| That effort was described as a stopgap until the broader branding effort was set. |
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| The other factor that will be important in achieving a broader market for smartphones will be the operating system. |
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| Johnson considers this subset to be unrepresentative of the broader population. |
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| I was all the more disappointed that he seemed so untroubled by the failure of education to dent the broader structures of inequality. |
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| It is clear we are appealing to a broader demographic and therefore will want to offer customer a choice in the future. |
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| Application of such concepts as pervade Convict Workers has enhanced the image of the Vandemonians' broader role. |
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| Yet the report provides a broader vantage from which to assess such advances. |
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| The river here is broader, with brushy banks and shallow places favored by fishing birds. |
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| On the other hand, it wants to avoid a broader public discussion and keep open all its options. |
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| The skull is clearly broader and more spatulate, as well as longer, than the skull of Loxomma. |
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| I am interested in translation in a broader sense, that is, in terms of metaphor and poetics as well as vernacularity. |
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| But as part of a broader cultural argument from the bully pulpits of government, churches, foundations, and academia, it is essential. |
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| But these shortcomings tend to be bundled together with broader concerns over spam, viruses, hacking, and all the other sundry ills of the world. |
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| The virality of content determines how successful that content is going to be in the broader Web. |
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| His imitation was a poor caricature of his boss's brawny presence, his hands lost in the cuffs of a shirt meant for someone broader. |
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| He argued that vocationally educated individuals entering the industry could be better equipped with a broader knowledge base. |
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| However, the onus is on their director to see the broader picture once in a while. |
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| The drive to abolish the estate tax is just one part of a much broader attack on the progressive tax system. |
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| A simple explanation is that a stock-car race is a thrilling spectacle, and NASCAR has learned to market it to ever broader audiences. |
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| Are gay activists in a unique position to lead a broader agenda that includes straight couples and nontraditional families? |
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| This also motivates the belonging of conventional stereophony to the broader simulation of the perception approach. |
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| In comparison to known species of the genus, Rhopalocoelia bachuensis, is a relatively larger and broader obconical sponge. |
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| The range in the city is broader than in most places, and the locals seem to have a happy knack with fish dishes particularly. |
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| The handsel was popular as a new year's gift from the 14th to 19th centuries, but it also had a broader application to mark any new situation. |
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| Gains will also come as a result of broader choices for consumers of electric power, some of which favor off grid alternatives. |
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| On a broader level, the book also illustrates the way the trajectories of technological change cannot be taken for granted. |
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| Collegialism is the name of a form of Church-government which attributes authority and power to a broader gathering over a local consistory. |
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| This indecision at the level of military planning reflects a broader and deeper dilemma of American foreign policy today. |
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| A tailor will also fit your shirts, which can help make your waist seem narrower and your shoulders broader. |
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| The first two factors are relevant to the advancement of women not only in academe but in the broader society, too. |
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| It is coextensive with general election, but is broader than special election. |
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| This ethic of tolerant acceptance can also contribute to an inability to articulate a broader, normative vision of family life. |
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| Odd how one can agree with so much of the detail of a book, while feeling slightly queasy about its broader perspective. |
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| Has a broader body than the water measurer and a considerably shorter head, which has largish eyes. |
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| There's also a broader editorial committee that includes two university professors, two journalists, a systems analyst and a trade union staffer. |
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| Military action is but a single prong of a much larger and broader effort to halt the threat of terrorism. |
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| The business is transforming, and activewear is become a much broader category, and beginning to include more outdoor and urban looks. |
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| He is now on a broader social mission to improve the health and well-being of Scotland. |
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| For example, the radius, one of the lower bones of the foreleg, became much broader. |
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| In addition to the scholarly work of the study, he wrote Horace's Compromise to address its findings to a broader audience. |
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| The rules of the commission provided more room to maneuver and allowed for a broader range of admissible evidence. |
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| This is why choosing a broader approach for this paper would hopefully prove to be justified. |
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| African environmental history, like the broader field of environmental history, has long drawn inspiration from interdisciplinarity. |
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| Narrow and all defined tribal loyalties are an obstacle towards embracing a broader sense of nationalism, Africanism, and democracy. |
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| The problem is not a problem of particular individuals, but a broader societal and structural problem. |
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| The latter, sometimes called Manchurian wild rice or water grass, has broader leaves, which are used for wrapping dumplings. |
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| A broader approach is needed to allow this group access to reasonably priced home ownership in the villages where they have always lived. |
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| If the balance sheet comes out ahead enough to indicate a decent profit, the comic or in broader terms the company is healthy. |
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| I liked him because he wrote well and because his contrarian position gave him broader sympathies. |
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| On March 16, before recessing for Easter break, the House passed a bill that was broader in scope than the bill eventually signed into law. |
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| I'm not clear on why simply reclassifying the former as issues of civil liberties rather than economic policy answers the broader question. |
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| His eyes mirrored as his vision shifted to a broader range of wavelengths, his hearing and smell and kinesthesia boosting in concert. |
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| More alarmingly, a broader historical sweep suggests that commodities are in a longer-term upward trend. |
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| Well, some people are visual, audial, or kinetic sensors, applying their preference to a broader stage. |
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| Matt was only a little taller than Jake, but a lot broader, and his dark black hair was liberally peppered with grey. |
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| In the past, a soldier's sense of being part of a broader purpose suppressed moans about kit. |
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| The targets included state actors, parliamentarians and members of the executive and the broader Canadian public. |
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| The potential cost reduction might translate into broader market penetration or more diverse applications. |
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| Urbanisation led to more taller and bigger buildings and broader roads, making towns virtual concrete jungles. |
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| Gray wolves can be distinguished from red wolves by their larger size, broader snout, and shorter ears. |
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| We teach our students that they are obliged to study the broader social world. |
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| In a broader survey of this population of kookaburras, the youngest nestling in broods of three was killed in one third of nests. |
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| I suppose the original idea behind the award is to foster great comedy and to open it up to a broader range of performers and audiences. |
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| American courts in the nineteenth century demonstrated much broader standards of accountability than is the current practice. |
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| He must understand the broader imperatives of the business and relate to a range of people. |
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| Elements are thus nested within broader elements, according to Ellis, and each element has its own time. |
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| Of course, all of this is addressed in the broader context of religious pluralism in the American political system. |
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| What is represented in litigation is only a snapshot of the broader legal landscape, and this representativeness needs to be accounted for. |
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| That it occurred during a time of great social upheaval in America and the broader west only amplifies its perceived impact. |
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| The party reshuffle was a reprise of a broader opposition reshuffle that took place in the past 12 months. |
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| The ideological objection to legalisation is ugly and simple, and touches broader swathes of the world. |
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| It can give me a broader perspective on my industry, which might come in handy, but it's going to do zilch for what's stirring in my fume hood. |
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| Management of bank reserves was basically control over system liquidity and the broader financial environment. |
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| This has resulted in their inability to provide professional consulting for their clients from a relatively broader horizon. |
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| In the broader picture, does this contention imply that America needs a credible party of the Left? |
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| Her comrades were much broader in size, both carrying enormous cannon weapons that dragged along the ground behind them as they marched on. |
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| I have been wondering how to view this broader version of time management as part of a liberal education. |
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| It was put forth as part of a broader effort to move the study of human behavior toward the life sciences. |
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| These results suggested that a broader study should be done with acoustic listening posts stationed along channels. |
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| However, his knowledge of the broader literary picture takes second place to his late friend's reputation. |
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| Was it possible to make the subject areas more attractive to a broader range of students? |
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| They had better songs but more importantly they covered a broader age range, exhibiting a shrewdness lost on later generations of Svengalis. |
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| Of course, they do it because of their conscience, because of their aroha, and because of their concern for the broader social good. |
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| Yet her cultural frame of reference is also much broader, as the art satisfies the senses of a panchromatic, culturally diverse audience. |
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| This volume not only provides a comprehensive survey of recent work on existential meaning but is likely to have a broader appeal as well. |
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| Far from merely scrutinising financial operations like external auditors, internal auditors look at the broader picture too. |
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| When they stopped making their case to the broader community, they were tagged with the special-interest label. |
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| Young Australians are now exposed to a much broader slice of the world than old generations were. |
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| There is no discussion on the role of the entrepreneur in the broader macroeconomy, development, or growth. |
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| The selling of the plethora of diet pills, supplements and herbal remedies is only one part of a broader, troubling picture. |
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| The big problem is that the broader public does not see the RIP Act as an infringement of their personal liberties or rights. |
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| A site with a much broader approach to avian information is the Mangoverde World Bird Guide. |
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| While many beers are inescapably bitter, wines range from tannic to acidic to fruity, thereby pleasing a broader range of palates. |
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| Accidents, the major cause of deaths in Kerala, can certainly be prevented with broader roads. |
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| The make-up of the people taking part was far broader and more representative of the general population than had been the case previously. |
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| They are grown for their fine, lustrous, soft handling fleece whereas the llama is bred as a pack animal and is larger and broader. |
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| This led to a broader approach to teaching programmes and abolished the link between Proficiency marks and secondary education. |
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| Some simple arithmetic can give us a broader view of these structural instabilities. |
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| Baxandall's term is adapted from the style terminology for late Gothic, relating the sculpture to broader traditions of taste and craft. |
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| This means its products are suitable for use in overseas markets and in the broader healthcare sector. |
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| This point is most clear in the area of theoretical science, though it has much broader application. |
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| Sometimes that applies in broader instances to families, not just to matrimonial relationships. |
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| The sectional championship program will provide a niche and serve a purpose for a broader range of individuals and teams. |
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| These broader patterns of gene expression correspond to gradual intergradations among floral organs. |
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| This broader range of emotional experience is beneficial, and contributes to his self-control. |
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| This focus on broader engagement is further emphasised when it comes to the organisation's dealings with the business community. |
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| The ruling class wants to repress artistic freedom of self-expression, as a part of the broader attack on the democratic rights of the people. |
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| As a result, success manual authors had to provide failed men with a far broader definition of what constituted a self-made man. |
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| Upon compression, the fluorescent rims became broader and the dark areas smaller. |
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| He has an interesting piece on the affair at History News Network, and ties it in to broader issues having to do with politics and the academy. |
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| If this is provided without a broader prevention piece, providers will have missed the opportunity to really help the person stay HIV-negative. |
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| In the realm where the interest of specialists overlapped with that of a broader public, claims might be less guarded. |
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| Indian English is a much broader notion than Hinglish, applicable to the whole of India, including those regions where other languages are used. |
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| The aforementioned objections reflect a broader tendency to exaggerate and overgeneralize the available scientific evidence. |
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| It is also the story of reversals and setbacks in broader social and economic policy, as Richard Rothstein has argued. |
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| Leaf shapes can be large and broader than chard, or nearly as frilly as parsley. |
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| The price differential between broader micron wools, used for carpets, and the finer microns, used for luxury clothing, is returning to normal. |
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| The idea of some sort of broader Asian American identity is probably alien not just to most Indians, but I suspect other Asian subgroups as well. |
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| I would like to see Cory, or others, recommending fiction with a broader stylistic range. |
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| We have a broader relationship with Pakistan than simply the border issue, or the issue of trans-border support for the insurgency. |
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| The sheer of the B40 is slightly flatter, the transom more vertical and broader, and the bow slightly less spoon-shaped. |
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| For all the Sturm und Drang in the broader economy, a surprising number of Americans are still rushing to get their piece of the American Dream. |
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| When gas from the magma chamber has been exhausted, the lava erupts more quietly to form a broader and lower edifice, a shield volcano. |
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| To draw on this variety is to develop the study of crime in relation to a range of broader cultural contexts. |
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| In a broader perspective, his stubbornness and inflexibility were immature and indescribably destructive. |
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| Slimming your waist and hips will contribute to the illusion of broader shoulders. |
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| This ancestral biogeographic distribution encompassed a much broader range, comprising Siberia and southern Europe-northern Africa. |
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| Besides vascular biology and biophysics, the methodology developed here may find broader application in other biological and nonbiological areas. |
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| The company says that their goal is to open up bioprinting to a broader group of users. |
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| Take America, where the social mix at universities is far broader than here, and which operates a system of top up fees. |
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| Each seeks to mobilize broader support through appeals to popular fears and prejudices. |
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| A much broader spectrum of historians reject such simplistic monocausal explanations. |
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| At the same time, transgression of norms elicits punishment and ostracism from family, peers, partners, and the broader community. |
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| The broader issue comes into focus when we address the nature of typologies. |
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| Our secondary goal is to situate this exploration and analysis within the broader context of continuing professional education. |
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| The Constitutional Court's decision is only a skirmish in the broader battle between the executive and the judiciary. |
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| He used the occasion of the completion of reform to underline the broader implications for world trade. |
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| In a noteworthy development, the broader market generally underperformed the major indices. |
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| Will they build up into still broader disarray and eventually move our planet out of its orbit around the sun? |
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| Choose pullovers with a small V-neck that draw the eye down, rather than a round neck, which creates a broader shoulder line. |
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| Last month, Palin made a not-so-subtle point that illustrated one of the reasons why Shannon could spring to broader prominence. |
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| Frequently, right-wing guardians of an elite art protest that the study of a broader visual culture sullies the Parnassian realm through contact with the everyday. |
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| We contrast the geological development of the Bainang terrane with that of other terranes in the region and consider this in the broader context of Neotethys evolution. |
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| In tackling this issue, Watson is, whether she knows it or not, also implicitly taking on a broader issue. |
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| The President's Broader Middle East and North Africa Initiative is certainly a noble goal in principle. |
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| The award enables agency leaders in western Canada to take a sabbatical year to work on self-designed projects that are intended to benefit the broader voluntary sector. |
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| They will consider different interpretations of the famous clash of August 22nd, 1485, within the broader context of medieval warfare and chivalry. |
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| The report on the budgetary impact can be seen here, and the report on the broader impact can be seen here. |
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| The pear-shaped woman is smaller on the top and broader on the hips. |
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| One other thing I took out of the film was that here was someone shown to some extent to be a fake, he was pretending to be an Indian, and I took a broader lesson. |
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| The WHO has agreed to meet with Yang and a number of Chinese NGOs to discuss a broader ruling on the practice. |
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| Some investigators focus on physical violence alone, whereas others include a broader range of abusive behaviours, including emotional and other non-physical abuse. |
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| The Englishman, also 22 years of age, seemed broader, taller, his muscles more pronounced and his expression meaner, next to Simpson's pallid wiriness. |
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| The religious anti gay activists said the gay pride event has prompted new dialogue between them that extends to a broader discussion of religion and politics. |
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| The film exploitatively employs a transnational generic register to express an utter rejection of the privileged status of violent imagery in the broader Spanish mediascape. |
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| And using the bully pulpit to push for broader legislative change at the federal and state level? |
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| By internationalizing a conflict or political dispute, non-state dissident actors give themselves access to a broader range of resources not available domestically. |
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| The supportive view has been founded on the pragmatic basis that Britain is integrally linked through imports and exports with the broader European economy. |
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| The broader market was also buoyed by the release of Japan's jobs data on Friday, which sparked active buy-backs of domestic demand-linked shares, dealers said. |
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| The U.N. special representative has called for local ceasefires in Aleppo and elsewhere to start building a broader peace. |
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| That which was really lost are the secrets of the Tabernacle's design, although, in a broader sense, they were merely concealed in the cabalism of the writings of Moses. |
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| And he only partially addresses the broader economic pressures of poverty that caboclos face as the overall Brazilian economy continues along its uncertain path. |
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| If Reconstructionism remains marginal, Deace believes that the broader movement of covenant theology is growing. |
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| The development of accounting is linked to broader trends in economies and societies towards standardization and calculability in the efficient management of individuals. |
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| By peddling merchandise and aligning with other high-end brands, it is also evolving into a broader business. |
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| Compare Inside Job with Capitalism, Michael Moore's entertaining polemic on the broader sins of laissez-faire economics. |
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| But it fails to address broader grievances between the two sides, raising questions about its sustainability. |
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| Evolution may be the personal mission of Ani 2003, but in a broader sense it's more of the same from Buffalo's righteous babe, and that's no slight. |
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| The ban is part of a broader effort to dial back the legendary Dutch laxity on drug use. |
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| This, it should be said, gets to a broader point that is important to reiterate whenever elections are on the horizon. |
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| Now, infosec can start playing a broader role within technology. |
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| The attacks on Planned Parenthood were a symptom of a broader effort to delegitimize good organizations doing good work. |
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| However, I think the fact that I was teaching aikido was contributing greatly to my company, and also in a broader sense both materially and immaterially to my country. |
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| It was much broader than Tory or church party and avoided the divisive names of Whig and Tory at a time when many were combining to overthrow Walpole. |
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| Then he integrated his findings into broader theories with deep explanatory power. |
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| Yet without some kind of broader guidance, the composition pedagogy course will remain at risk for the same kind of overdetermination that first-year composition faced. |
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| Polyphonic sound is basically a ringtone that can produce more than two notes at a time, sixteen to be precise, allowing for a tune that covers a broader spectrum of music. |
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| The broader goal was to oust Saddam in order to build a beautiful democracy in the Middle East and thereby transform the region. |
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| The broader political themes developed in Nineteen Seventy Four that live on in and give shape to Peace's subsequent novels are more particular to him. |
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| They suggest that use of this approach led to a reduction of aggressive incidents and that the approach has broader application to other forensic and mental health settings. |
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| Placing your portfolio on the Web allows you to link your pages to related information, which helps to situate your work within a broader context of your choosing. |
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| Since retail can be the canary in the coal mine for the broader economy, there's real reason to be anxious. |
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| Nevertheless the Herald-Sun continued its campaign, denouncing any attempt to understand the broader social problems lying behind the increase in teenage chroming. |
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| They can withdraw from the broader culture, like a turtle under its shell. |
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| There is cautious optimism that this prompt action may have helped avert a broader outbreak. |
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| This proposal is being given ministerial consideration in the context of a broader reformulation of the structure and purpose of university education. |
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| The much broader climate change claim is bidirectional, and can include such non-temperature-related changes as frequency of storms, and even both droughts and floods. |
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| It will be key for the Democrats to force the matter and tie it to the broader issue of the president's lack of credibility and fear of levelling with the American people. |
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| The top share index hit its highest closing level since December 1999 yesterday, with technical analysts betting the broader market could push on further still. |
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| As for the broader question w.r.t. the actual percentage of passport ownership, I think it should be pointed out that most Americans can't afford international travel. |
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| A two-kilometre perimeter fence for the broader area is also planned. |
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| Among studies with different lactams, the monotherapy lactam provided broader coverage than the combination lactam in 13 studies, the opposite occurring in two studies. |
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| Kingston said the comment was part of a broader conversation about the benefits of chores for children that was misconstrued. |
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| The argument for a broader construction of a given right often amounts to the claim that further duties ought to be imposed on the state in order to satisfy the right. |
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| School violence is being assimilated into the broader sense of fatalism and passivity about the perpetration of violence in our nation and in our world. |
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| I know it must appear to many that us OAPs are a load of moaners and whingers but we should be judged in a much broader way, taking into account our whole lives. |
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| This camouflage ability underscores a broader issue with fractional regulation of a complex industry. |
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| As newspapers began to reach broader segments of the population, the aversion to reporting on domestic matters lingered. |
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| The previous, small, dumpy, and rather informal silver coins were replaced by broader, thinner and heavier silver pennies which carried the name of the king and the moneyer. |
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| Clearly, too, it cannot be channelled towards the benefit of a specific group or sector of society at the expense of the broader swath of the population. |
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| But scrutinizing all these electoral trees misses the broader, ideological forest. |
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| The goal of broader coverage, however, Republicans do not have to repudiate. |
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| My point is that the preacher will need to move away from a method of close exposition of a single pericope to take a broader look at the larger plot. |
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| The broader point is that we need, constantly, to recalibrate our bandwidth of stoicism. |
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| Very lucrative deals set up both to attract a broader, hipper consumer and to profit from that ever-so-cool Jay-Z swagger. |
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| It does seem, however, that the loss of certainty about what America stands for is part of a broader sense of despair and loss of confidence in belief and values. |
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| Oil changed everyday life and work in the developed world by spurring mass motorization, broader access to electricity, and the spread of synthetic materials. |
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| It comes not only from established organisations with clearly defined victims, but also from unaffiliated, loose-knit networks of individuals with a much broader agenda. |
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| Employment of several Reserves in a given position on a job-share basis is encouraged, as it will give a broader base for any surge or sustainment requirement. |
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| Most of the reasons for this he attributes to staff officers whom the secretary may have intimidated into unchallenging compliance with his broader views. |
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| Human slaves, no matter what, have the potential to take part in this and the broader social contract, thus they should be released from slavery and allowed to do so. |
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| Synthesis of the heavier transuranic elements, as well as of radioisotopes of the natural elements, is sometimes included under the broader umbrella of chemical synthesis. |
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| I believe we have to start thinking of our bodies and brains as systems, and learn to see hormonal change as one part of a much broader process of adaptation. |
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| The drive to develop and learn has led to a range that is getting progressively broader, and he hopes to branch out into hand-printed wallpaper and lampshades. |
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| Supporters hope that as consumers avoid the most restrictive technologies, the broader points about the undesirability of limiting digital media use will be made. |
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| Johnny O'Leary's reels, jigs and hornpipes are generally part of the broader national store of music, but his polkas, slides and barndances are quite unusual and little known. |
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| The revolution led by the Bolshevik party was bound up with, and inspired, a broader international working class struggle against the depredations of capitalism. |
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| The broader American public is going have a lot less patience for GOP obstructionism than it did the first time around. |
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| As the reach and functionality of the web becomes broader and more sophisticated, it both connects and isolates us. |
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| This, however, is far from typical, and if the drift of my broader argument about romantic pastoralism is to be understood then another and unhappier picture must be shown. |
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| Broader efforts to cut back sprawl and promote energy conservation are just as important as personal economies. |
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| He has a broader remit and has already started conducting his own inquiry. |
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| And more importantly, an Orman victory could signal a broader assault against the duopoly that controls congress. |
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| There's still time for conservatives to coopt this issue as part of a broader agenda for promoting family values. |
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| I don't agree that we should manipulate data, and present only bits of broader data, to perpetuate a political agenda using conjecture and not science. |
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| He was also part of a broader nineteenth century romantic era that found Mendelssohn, Schubert, and Brahms's friend Robert Schumann writing at white heat. |
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| These submerged accounts locate a broader horizon of possibilities, and remind people that there are other histories to write and unscripted stories to tell. |
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| Besides creating new opportunities for communication within the broader cultural context, folk traditions create public space that unshackles inhibitions. |
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| The third race proved the most exciting with some contestants taking a close-hauled course to the windward mark and others taking the faster, but longer, broader course. |
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| It is a complicated condition including elements of impairment in speech articulation and other linguistic skills, and broader intellectual and physical problems. |
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| Broader and thicker than the skinny rice vermicelli, it plays a starring role in the ever-popular Pad Thai noodles with egg, prawn and chilli. |
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| They continue to build potential for broader network aggregation. |
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| Support is a good thing and the broader the so-called movement can be, the better. |
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| This crest ascended more gently than the sides of the ridge, leading us to broader, more open country that rises steadily but not steeply toward the peak. |
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| One final comment is in order regarding the goldstone report and its broader ramifications. |
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| We have peace in the broader context and national security, but that is not enough to move the country forward to sustained democracy and economic growth. |
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| This one-sided view of health also ignores what has been learnt about the broader social determinants of disease and the two-way connections between well-being and illness. |
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| For the broader public, it matters that we have become desensitized to the loss of some lives and value them less than others. |
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| Yes, the rush to put out virtually every movie ever made on DVD is laudable, seeing as it gives vidiots like you and me the chance to see a broader range of material. |
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| Lathyrus vernus is only a few inches high but each year its clump of shoots gets broader until it reaches the dimensions of a small shrublet. |
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| Knowledge of comportmental function leads to broader questions about good and evil. |
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| The character of work is a driver of social change, at the same time that any new forms of work are the result of broader social change. |
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| Zwingli and Calvin's heirs are far broader denominationally, and are broadly referred to as the Reformed tradition. |
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| It is estimated that the coastal plain may have been at least one mile broader than it is today. |
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| Anglican concern with broader issues of social justice can be traced to its earliest divines. |
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| Invasions of enemy territory occurred over broader fronts which made wars costlier and more decisive. |
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| Although the Lord Chief Justice is senior to the Master of the Rolls, the Civil Division is much broader in scope than the Criminal Division. |
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| East of the Medway Valley the Downs become broader and flatter, extending as far as the Isle of Thanet. |
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| Penicillin, introduced a few years later, provided a broader spectrum of activity compared to sulfa drugs and reduced side effects. |
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| The Alliance seeks broader availability of investigational drugs on behalf of terminally ill patients. |
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| For example, European countries with socialized medicine in the broader sense, such as Germany and The Netherlands, operate in this way. |
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| Roman law continued, in a broader sense, to be applied throughout most of Europe until the end of the 17th century. |
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| In India the term dharma is preferred, which is broader than the western term religion. |
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| Mahayana, also practiced in broader East Asia, is followed by over half of world Buddhists. |
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| From the late 1980s onwards various books propagating Wicca were published that again used the former, broader definition of the word. |
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| Witchcraft related violence is often discussed as a serious issue in the broader context of violence against women. |
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| In addition, they offer a broader range of courses at a lower cost per student than most school sixth forms. |
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| Private universities are privately funded and generally have broader independence from state policies. |
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| These courses tend to have highly specified curricula, leaving students without many options for broader study. |
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| German Renaissance art falls into the broader category of the Renaissance in Northern Europe, also known as the Northern Renaissance. |
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| Handel became sure of himself, broader in his presentation, and more diverse in his composition. |
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| The purpose of the many microcharges is to help avoid, or at least limit, broader tax increases. |
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| In fact, daily life consists of little besides these kinds of microsupports that bolster broader social and cultural norms and tendencies. |
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| However, despite these great occasions, Walpole's broader popularity had begun to wane. |
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| The remainder of the SDF attempted to form a broader Marxist party, the British Socialist Party. |
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| It is broader than the CPI and contains a larger basket of goods and services. |
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| It offered a broader spectrum of activity than either of the original penicillins. |
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| A similar chart in the article on luminous efficacy compares a broader array of light sources to one another. |
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| The EPA defines the broader process to include acquisition of source water, well construction, well stimulation, and waste disposal. |
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| On 17 November 2008, the US and Iraq agreed to a Status of Forces Agreement, as part of the broader Strategic Framework Agreement. |
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| However, the laws discuss slaves, both male and female, and the term for a female slave, Cumhall, became a broader currency term. |
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| Despite this, they are often adequate to illustrate the broader patterns of life's history. |
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| Despite this, it is often adequate to illustrate the broader patterns of life's history. |
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| Each of these, the traditional pattern chosen, the social event and the gifting occur within the broader context of the community. |
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| Sperm whaling declined in the second half of the nineteenth century, as petroleum came into broader use. |
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| The sale was part of a broader move to step away from resource expansion in Australia. |
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| In this broader metaphorical sense, the word suggests a claim that is in the nature of folklore, factoid or urban legend. |
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| Juveniles have broader buff feather edges, and tend to have looser, scruffier plumage, like moulting adults. |
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| This border is important for both wildlife and fauna and is a sharp line along the Swedish western coast, which gets broader toward the south. |
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| When discussing broader subsets of peoples, naming may be based on shared language, region, or historical relationship. |
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| It is tasked with the broader enforcement of maritime laws, especially against smuggling, illegal fishing, drug trafficking, and piracy. |
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| The Northeast Pacific Ocean has a broader period of activity, but in a similar time frame to the Atlantic. |
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| Humans also have thicker metacarpals with broader heads, allowing more precise grasping than the chimpanzee hand can perform. |
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| The definition of the port of Southampton was apparently broader than today and embraced all of the area between Lymington and Langstone. |
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| A broader sense of the term crocodile, Crocodylidae that includes Tomistoma, is not used in this article. |
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| The word deer was originally broader in meaning, but became more specific over time. |
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| The use of the term in a broader sense, to refer to the eastern kingdom, was an innovation of Louis the German's court. |
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| The southern part of the Scandinavian Mountains is broader than the northern one and contain higher peaks. |
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| Immediately after 1945 the majority of Austrians still saw themselves as Germans, as a broader Austrian national identity took time to develop. |
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| Globalization gave support to the world music phenomenon by allowing music from developing countries to reach broader audiences. |
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| However, and especially under slavery in broader senses of the word, slaves may have some rights and protections according to laws or customs. |
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| These animals had bare ossicones and small cranial sinuses and were longer with broader skulls. |
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