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It is | broader above than below, and its fibers are directed |
It is | broader above than below, and thicker in the thoracic |
disputes, and is well-known as an advocate of | broader access to higher education and the importance |
was ready to concentrate his forces upon the | broader accomplishment of his life purpose of publish |
The format was changed back to a | broader Adult Contemporary sound. |
The church began serving the | broader African American community on October 3, 1887 |
gotiations in agriculture and services into a | broader agenda, which is commonly known as the Doha D |
Smith nor CIA officials would say whether any | broader agreement existed." |
ed African-American community, as well as the | broader agricultural landscape that characterized the |
The | broader alliance has developed an OpenAccess testing |
imilar, buff with the pale adnervular streaks | broader and much more prominent so that the wing has |
Head: | broader and shorter than usual in the genus Cosmopter |
ignation may therefore be in order to avoid a | broader and hence more complicated and politically-ch |
to that of the male, with her terminal bands | broader and brownish rather than black. |
llata and Ambulyx dohertyi, but the wings are | broader and the distal margin of the forewing is more |
the distribution of the mongoose was notably | broader and the proportion of prey types different th |
Tyk2 has | broader and profound functions in humans than previou |
ght ochraceous oblique band on the fore wing, | broader and more diffuse than in F. eumeus. |
e subapical band of the forewing upperside is | broader and of more even width. |
ennessee valley, where the depressions become | broader and the ridges become lower, is called the Gr |
wer teeth number 23 rows and are much larger, | broader, and knife-like, and interlock to form a cont |
and interinstitutional collaboration towards | broader and diverse work in intellectual property law |
hemselves, taking what they have learned to a | broader and larger audience. |
t build a popular base that is geographically | broader and more diverse in voter interests. |
offers a new theoretical framework to give a | broader and more comprehensive understanding of attri |
The right should be | broader and should create a "positive obligation on t |
cytes particularly the females, are very much | broader and may be both lateral (elongated) and polar |
In general, larger cities have | broader and taller skylines, though lower density cit |
fore wing with the internervular pale streaks | broader and more prominent, a small spot of red at ba |
supporter of efforts to bring the sport to a | broader and more diverse audience. |
uhn argues that the Ptolemaic system provided | broader appeal than a simple astronomical system but |
Kuhn argues that this | broader appeal made it more difficult for other syste |
as a university text book, Copia enjoyed far | broader appeal. |
VA designation were instead labelled with the | broader appellation designation of the Russian River |
the project was renamed CommonJS to show the | broader applicability of the specified APIs. |
r 2001 article, Feder et al. also discussed a | broader application of peptides such as this analogue |
ersion of the system was released in 2004 for | broader application to biological systems, with suppo |
The term does however have | broader application, such as in geology (for example, |
the Communist Party, as the party opted for a | broader approach in building a national front. |
It has a slightly | broader approach than its counterpart (Evangelical Ti |
The gamemaster sees a | broader area than the individual players do, as thoug |
rses, but courses available now look at a far | broader area to include companion animals, for exampl |
He was born in Paranesti, a village in the | broader area of Drama in 1937, he played with AEK-Kom |
A much | broader area has also been affected by the impact, pa |
bility, FreeCAD might become useful in a much | broader area than its current focus. |
are often horseshoe shaped, or it can produce | broader areas of attack. |
erm has since gained widespread acceptance in | broader areas of physics. |
damental geometrical and topological value in | broader areas. |
There is now a | broader array of methods for hiding or blending in th |
ly, prisoners were Jewish or Communist, but a | broader array of members from prosecuted groups began |
, the normal procedure would be to merge to a | broader article, with the idea that the topic can be |
angularis of the sphenoid bone, and, becoming | broader as it descends, is fixed to the lingula of th |
he spinous process of the axis, and, becoming | broader as it ascends, is inserted into the lateral p |
Their new focus was embracing a | broader Asian Pacific American identity. |
fic and clinical standards in approaching the | broader aspects of these problems. |
ing," for example, could be shorn of some its | broader associations, such as genocide, mass murder a |
th a toothed margin, are linear in outline or | broader at the base, may have hairs, veins that branc |
Occasionally | broader at the end than at the base of the frond. |
lar music, but have yet to get geographically | broader attention, partly (it conjectures) because th |
The station is looking to appeal to a | broader audience citing it is "safe and fun for every |
In 2008, she was made famous to a | broader audience when her character was included in t |
re variety than previous years to appeal to a | broader audience, taking a "lifestyle approach" and f |
most of them to become more accessible for a | broader audience. |
this could be a valuable resource to reach a | broader audience. |
key strategic issues in the far east before a | broader audience. |
hem to bring the card game online and reach a | broader audience. |
es that it would have the potential to find a | broader audience. |
mics Code-approved series in order to reach a | broader audience. |
ve and plausible so as to garner a larger and | broader audience; Holst agreed. |
of narrow quartz veins and the possibility of | broader auriferous pods enclosed in altered rock has |
content on the Anschluss, with context of the | broader Austrian issues, but only for the sake of con |
Chief of the Defence Force (CDF), and carried | broader authority over the Australian armed services. |
nt, that the matter should be referred to the | broader authority and discretion of Congress, with a |
tiative hopes to bring inclusive dialogue and | broader awareness around complex issue of Kashmir. |
ord University, and were derived from Clark's | broader background in computer graphics. |
life in the early 1970s when it merged into a | broader baker's union. |
he discocellulars ; a similar short, somewhat | broader band beyond apex of cell; two transverse disc |
tly round the tornal termination of the inner | broader band; an inner and an outer slender abbreviat |
ideology and internal structures and build a | broader base of support for the party, a move which a |
between lifestyle, diet and disease among the | broader base of Seventh-day Adventists in America and |
ement of Springbok Legionaires to appeal to a | broader base of ex-servicemen. |
The company grew into a | broader based investment business, pioneering discoun |
where it commences at the frontal crest, but | broader behind; it lodges the superior sagittal sinus |
gament) is a flat, triangular band of fibers, | broader below than above, which extends obliquely dow |
nd software throughout the University and the | broader biomedical research community. |
, closely resembling the Goldcrest but with a | broader black band across the forehead, slightly dark |
heatear, but with a duller reddish breast and | broader black tail tip. |
Conference and Friends United Meeting -- two | broader bodies of Friends. |
Conference and Friends United Meeting -- two | broader bodies of Friends. |
from B. longissima; primarily by its slightly | broader body and stronger punctation. |
ever C. erythraea has no black on the legs, a | broader body and no black on the head. |
Operation Relex was folded into the | broader border protection activity named Operation Re |
The Councils organized even | broader boycotts to protest high prices in 1948 and 1 |
rrow brown costal streak and another slightly | broader brown anal streak. |
bands along the body, separated by 2 somewhat | broader brown bands ; the median dorsal white band be |
arsh Brokers seeks to evaluate insurance in a | broader business sense with immediate access to speci |
oring services, while other definitions use a | broader business-oriented perspective. |
-colour dull, dusky and diffuse, the markings | broader but less clearly defined; the apical area on |
he Iberian Prince Mithridates, as a part of a | broader campaign against Artabanus II of Parthia. |
or the incident, saying that it was part of a | broader campaign against the Canadian Government's su |
This book is part of a | broader campaign to prompt churches to consider the w |
example of how practical experience fed into | broader campaigning. |
en contemporary First Nations artists and the | broader Canadian art scene through his writing and in |
The | Broader Canon includes all of the books found in the |
eps which modernized the company, including a | broader catalogue of publications and the modernizati |
Psychogenic is a | broader category than psychosomatic, in that it can i |
y are specified directly instead of using the | broader category 'prep'. |
ar-terrestrial physics (which falls under the | broader category of geophysics) - I've changed the ta |
he external granular layer (II) is denser and | broader; cell layers are more distinct; the abundance |
ontributions are paying for, there might be a | broader change in cost-consciousness that shifts dema |
supported by the fact that Heliopithecus has | broader cheek teeth and a better developed lingual ci |
often reflect the values and sexual norms of | broader Chinese society (see Homosexuality in China). |
rship contest that many backbenchers wanted a | broader choice of candidates, causing her to drop out |
nce suggests Altingia should be merged into a | broader circumscription of Liquidambar, but other evi |
e at the beginning of 897 by renouncing their | broader claims in central Italy, the scandal ended in |
that the machine would be capable of handling | broader classes of problems, not specifically hydrody |
ng (eastern Nanping and surrounding areas; in | broader classifications treated as a dialect of Min B |
Mercier proposed to create a | broader coalition which would include Conservative di |
The availability of a | broader collection of writs transferred business to t |
rations to achieve nationwide distribution, a | broader color palette (currently 29 colors), and a la |
ed on the Stations of the Cross but is also a | broader commentary on the universality of human right |
nturns in Atlantic credit markets that led to | broader commercial downturns in both Britain and the |
oods get more thriving markets that serve the | broader community |
The | broader Community Area usually shares the name of one |
ntology will be removed and made available to | broader community development. |
UK radio astronomy users and importantly to a | broader community". |
g of both Harvard students and members of the | broader community, and serving in part as a training |
ies, employees, physicians and members of the | broader community. |
Hudswell Quarry, near Box Tunnel part of the | broader complex of tunnels and quarries in the Corsha |
See scalar for an account of the | broader concept also used in physics and mathematics. |
In addition, the | broader conception of the corporations power, that al |
which provide an overview of personality at a | broader, conceptual level, as well as on the more-num |
in the longer, green leaves, and the larger, | broader cones with larger scales. |
The | broader conflict involving France and Spain ended wit |
tors who had come to the protests expecting a | broader confrontation left demoralised. |
mphonic form, but rather in the word's older, | broader connotation, from the Greek, of "sounding tog |
dvocates that see their position as part of a | broader conservative religious movement, opposed the |
wn location is the perfect place to welcome a | broader constituency. |
m 'bituminous shale' sometimes is used in the | broader context including also oil shales, albertite |
, her films depict sexual activity within the | broader context of women's emotional and social lives |
en Buddhism, and popular religions within the | broader context of fifteenth to seventeenth centuries |
d and continue to rise at a fast rate (in the | broader context of Romania's economic boom). |
hin these 26 prohibited content, which in the | broader context of China has all been interpreted so |
Harkin (2010) has situated it within (1) the | broader context of convergences and divergences of th |
al or parodic bent which does not reflect the | broader context of his paintings, and instead defend |
music (Musiksoziologie), thereby providing a | broader context for aesthetic criticism which, with b |
rated in the 2005 Nature paper, although in a | broader context tungsten emitter tips have been used |
In a | broader context, though, it is still true that invest |
In a | broader context, ghinnawas may be looked upon as non- |
age or other resources that talk about in the | broader context, then by all means feel free to inclu |
the fragmentary nature of these lines and the | broader context, the identification of the "Vision of |
ut such complex overtones as it may have in a | broader context. |
ability to present topics in the Talmud in a | broader context. |
gment and distance--can be generalized into a | broader context.) |
His rigorous method sets architecture in the | broader contexts of cultural and intellectual history |
around America and elsewhere, illustrates the | broader conundrum of how to expand an architectural i |
There needs to be a | broader convention about which university rankings to |
In recent years he has focused on teaching | broader conversation skills to men and women for pers |
Young plants have smaller, | broader, copper-red leaves, but when established they |
1930s - Medical Protective introduces a much | broader coverage policy and helps shape the defense o |
a two-volume work of some 2000 pages, with a | broader coverage than Percy Scholes' original; and fo |
ago, for singles and R&B releases, gave a far | broader coverage than any other Pop weekly. |
his activism can be seen as comparable to the | broader criticisms of the piquetero movement as a who |
Hall of Records in passing, in the midst of a | broader critique of downtown Los Angeles as "where th |
biocultural synthesis, generally as part of a | broader critique of "four-field holism" in U.S. anthr |
There is however a summer migration into the | broader cultivated valleys of Balochistan (Pakistan) |
importance of vernacular literature because a | broader cultural forum became available to them which |
and the nature of the human condition and the | broader cultural and social arrangements that make up |
ng, yet always keeping an open mind towards a | broader cultural and intercultural outlook, while the |
) to objects which are larger and belong to a | broader cultural context (the Fiat 500, the Lambretta |
ntains critical commentary about the city and | broader cultural issues. |
me when country music was starting to achieve | broader cultural recognition. |
new type of girls' independent school with a | broader curriculum than those offered at the time by |
secondary education in Galveston, offering a | broader curriculum than was possible in any of the th |
container size were developed to appeal to a | broader customer base. |
Provide a potentially | broader data view for all clinical trials with proper |
gests a focus on iconoclasm, its concerns are | broader, dealing with the shift in religious sensibil |
ge Wuerch as "racism at its worst", sparked a | broader debate about race relations in Alaska. |
wever, this issue was subsumed by the court's | broader decision regarding due process. |
A non-purist would give a | broader definition of the granuloma as ‘an organized |
f LGBT health in Minnesota from HIV/AIDS to a | broader definition of the health disparities affectin |
Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) uses a | broader definition also used at Eurostat's NUTS level |
When the | broader definition of the disease was applied, more c |
t in the Geneva Conventions, while the a much | broader definition of "enemy combatant" was used at G |
A | broader definition would extend the region west to Re |
A | broader definition defines "South County" as all part |
However, using a | broader definition, such as a species and all its des |
and moral growth as she meets the higher and | broader demands of mature life. |
interweaving of individual testimony with the | broader depiction of events." |
The crisis deepened into a | broader depression when the Bank of England suspended |
unist phraseology and has been adopted by the | broader diplomatic world. |
Additionally, appellate courts have a much | broader discretion to review findings of fact by juri |
See Fortified Sector of Maubeuge for a | broader discussion of the events of 1940 in the Maube |
shifted from a narrow real estate focus to a | broader discussion of personal finance, from houses t |
See Fortified Sector of Boulay for a | broader discussion of the Boulay sector of the Magino |
in peninsular Florida where it has a somewhat | broader distribution from Clay and Alachua counties i |
notably in Killarney, is a remnant of former | broader distribution during the milder climate of the |
The academy is part of a | broader drive by MLB to develop European talent throu |
ations, whereas the latter examines trends in | broader economic issues. |
a should focus on oil/energy issues or have a | broader economic scope. |
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