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an extensive discussion of the second stage's | broader policy concerns. |
rs of the local Zemstvos to gather to discuss | broader policy issues and coordination of Zemstvo pro |
They have not assimilated into | broader Polish society, or the non-Romani cultures of |
port the existing ceasefire, and facilitate a | broader political framework to alleviate long term di |
Furthermore, the | broader political objective is to support the Road Ma |
had established himself as part of Parnell's | broader political circle. |
much on military events at the expense of the | broader political context of the war and that he had |
This ruling came as part of a | broader popular backlash against the port; while it w |
: similar, the brown edging to the costa much | broader; posteriorly in the tornal area there is a da |
of students in the school, and members of the | broader Princeton community. |
2000s, its business has shifted to include a | broader product base, including foods, snacks and bev |
was to "combine Sunday School training with a | broader program of educational and cultural pursuits" |
, but also to be advised on the ethics of its | broader programmes of disease surveillance and vaccin |
icinal approaches to weight management, or in | broader programmes that include changes to the built |
Primavera Sound is more focused on a | broader programming with also guitar rock and indie r |
stitute for Social Banking also addresses the | broader public to inform about the possibility of an |
s and to promote business planning within the | broader public sector. |
larger than earlier excavators - and thus the | broader public - had supposed". |
Taschen has helped bring this art into | broader public view, by publishing these potentially |
in smaller roles, and help take opera to the | broader public in Calgary and in the communities of s |
The song was released to the | broader public on the iTunes Store on November 4, 200 |
Its aim is to promote literature and a | broader public understanding of Dutch and Flemish cul |
nterest in translating academic research to a | broader public, she has written blogs and essays for |
eterious to the interests of business and the | broader public. |
erest and relevance to both specialists and a | broader public. |
ndent yearly meeting, not affiliated with any | broader Quaker associations. |
d movements in specific countries, as well as | broader questions that span particular times and plac |
from their daily responsibilities to consider | broader questions of good governance. |
Clearly, boxes with | broader quills from cuts near the quill base are chea |
ad of traditional solids and tone-on-tones, a | broader range of subtle colors, muted tones, and soft |
h, nor how having three chambers allows for a | broader range of pressure equalization. |
ge effect and is essentially due to a locally | broader range of suitable environmental conditions or |
d name to Environment Victoria to reflect the | broader range of issues it now deals with. |
n widely developed in healthcare to address a | broader range of questions and methodologies relevant |
e, reflecting the fact that it was teaching a | broader range of courses, since the Art and Design de |
In eukaryotes they have a | broader range of functions, including cell differenti |
mmunications, in 2003 to pursue her love of a | broader range of writing. |
Pleistocene the bats appeared to have a much | broader range than they do today with fossils found a |
standards could be applied to children with a | broader range of ability. |
on most Sundays the church is able to offer a | broader range of styles and ample opportunity for usi |
yrus, on Posidippus, who is now revealed in a | broader range of subjects, and on the Alexandrian lit |
m theorists in the field have proposed that a | broader range of conditions arising from problems wit |
re (and even closer to Armley, which offers a | broader range of amenities than Wortley), there are s |
Discrete SMUs offer a | broader range of current, voltage, and power levels t |
investments in research and development on a | broader range of modern technologies. |
dard in broadcast meteorology and encourage a | broader range of scientific understanding, especially |
tation to survive while others can tolerate a | broader range of conditions. |
eriod 1937 to 1962 Carter worked to promote a | broader range of content in the magazine, more outrea |
an cause dangerous photosensitivity in a much | broader range of subjects. |
oing down to much lower frequencies, and also | broader range of populations and more complete data i |
tatus and allowing it to receive funds from a | broader range of charities and agencies. |
a standpoint "from which he could enlighten a | broader range of topics," and wrote more on Buddhist |
alists within Conservative Judaism consider a | broader range of male-male sexual intimacy, including |
ould help others on a larger scale and with a | broader range of issues. |
contain three bulbous chambers allowing for a | broader range of pressure equalization. |
turned to bison hunting instead of hunting a | broader range of food. |
and fourth; Gard Elementary School, serves a | broader range of students than Brick, including grade |
ned school will be rebuilt to accommodate the | broader range of pupils that are planned to attend. |
national support site that looked at a rather | broader range of problems, ideas, paths and solutions |
and Smartphone but with a remit to focus on a | broader range of cross platform, download capable, ha |
scope of the club, activities can also have a | broader range, to include playing of table top games |
its softer dynamics, pentatonic emphasis, and | broader range. |
To ensure the | broader reach of the Louvre's resources, American Fri |
Affording the mission a | broader reach, deeper impact and higher visibility th |
lts in that demographic, but left in blind to | broader reaching phenomena. |
dicals such as Biologist which are aimed at a | broader readership. |
Broader recognition of the connection of mangroves to | |
Female closely resembles the male, fore wing | broader, red markings on hind wing more crimson than |
The scientific usage is | broader, referring to any organism differing from the |
in the South Bay of Los Angeles County or the | broader region that runs all long the Santa Monica Ba |
part of Indian-controlled Kashmir, part of a | broader region claimed by India and Pakistan. |
fense arena with a number of countries in the | broader region. |
end" to the war in Iraq and refocusing on the | broader region. |
es in the South West on policy issues where a | broader regional approach is required |
rm used to define a taxonomic group where its | broader relationships are unknown or undefined |
stics from ISP's and phone homes provides for | broader reporting of web traffic in addition to searc |
s of the municipal social services, and has a | broader responsibility for welfare. |
he early 19th century that became part of the | broader Restoration Movement. |
xis of elongated ridges, and at both edges of | broader ridges, sometimes referred to as pressure pla |
e of a general right to abortion as part of a | broader right to privacy. |
The Oregon Constitution allows for a | broader right to free speech than at the federal leve |
The Oregon Constitution allows for a | broader right to free speech than at the federal leve |
ution, states can provide their citizens with | broader rights in their constitutions than under the |
ellus very much larger, encircled with a much | broader ring of rich orange-red, which is conspicuous |
This interpretation assumes a much | broader role of the One Mighty and Strong, extending |
as renamed Episcopal Charities to reflect its | broader role, and the following year it assumed respo |
In October 2005, the station added a | broader rotation of classic hits and adopted new bran |
ody decided to try distributing the song on a | broader scale to stations nationwide in 2008, under t |
On a | broader scale, this represented the ongoing struggle |
red in Metal Slugs 2, X, and 3, but on a much | broader scale. |
The fourth and fifth missions were devoted to | broader scientific objectives and were flown in high- |
Perhaps a | broader scope article should be created where some of |
Rosato enjoyed the | broader scope of the third volume, but felt the endin |
ns (such as constant propagation) but using a | broader scope that may include multiple procedures, m |
ather complex tended to be subsumed under the | broader scope of the Oedipus complex as a whole, as w |
oholic gene," Blum believed his work to be of | broader scope, calling this gene a "reward gene" whic |
Through its ground-breaking approach and its | broader scope, it complements the Council of Europe's |
ore freedom, more colour, stronger light, and | broader scope. |
deral Ministry of Scientific Research, with a | broader scope. |
Shouldn't it be included in some | broader section, like City Atractions or something li |
The Society covers a | broader selection of fields than the Royal Society (o |
in the | broader sense (from diplomatic French "pays limitroph |
e last few centuries that it has taken on the | broader sense of early medieval Scandinavians in gene |
A case definition from a | broader sense encompassing its use in more than just |
pression, writing and action, giving us a far | broader sense of the cultural work that novels do, as |
In a | broader sense, a manager of any resource. |
ists sometimes use the word by extension in a | broader sense, to include any organism that feeds on |
refers to someone from your hometown or, in a | broader sense, anyone that you would acknowledge as y |
In a | broader sense, the merging of any two streams is a co |
In a | broader sense, hyperalimentation includes excessive f |
In a | broader sense, it can be defined as attempting to uni |
ion, will now stand for social awakening in a | broader sense. |
at is considered adaptive or appropriate in a | broader sense. |
ich passenger service terminated as part of a | broader SEPTA strategy of discontinuing all non-elect |
The history of the ten soldiers and the | broader service history of the district forms a major |
security actors, but with the goal to provide | broader services over time. |
through the use of Public Key technology to a | broader set of applications and transactions. |
he National Academy, RDA became one part of a | broader set of dietary guidelines called the Dietary |
These sites were originally part of the | broader Seward Park Urban Renewal Area, a federal pro |
of health students to Homerton was part of a | broader shift in nurse education in England, whereby |
The decision has a | broader significance to all common law jurisdictions |
l vein crossing cell to vein 1, followed by a | broader similar dark brown band, then a yellow obliqu |
e : fore wing similar, the white streaks much | broader, single, not paired. |
he Jordanian campaign of 1967 was part of the | broader Six-Day War, in which Israel inflicted a deva |
Some larger, | broader skulled C. lepophagus fossils found in northe |
Majungasaurus had an even | broader snout than other abelisaurids, and other aspe |
d covert negative messages that come from the | broader social context. |
ive chat, and tribal knowledge bases with the | broader social web and traditional CRM business proce |
ir narrow engineering context, and also their | broader, social context. |
The | broader social context of the time was rapidly becomi |
A connection in an urban area creates a | broader social horizon for the bride's family, and yo |
ncy, a current led by Bert Cochran within the | broader Socialist Workers Party. |
s Cory and McLachlin found in Section 11(b) a | broader societal or communitarian interest in the pri |
decided an additional guitarist, to create a | broader sound, was needed. |
lience of ecosystems over longer temporal and | broader spatial scales. |
This widens the application of staking to a | broader spectrum of thermoplastic materials than is p |
it; and the summit may attempt to deal with a | broader spectrum of non-proliferation issues than in |
These modifications give ketolides much | broader spectrum than other macrolides. |
s is limited, and this gives them access to a | broader spectrum of potential candidates. |
mmonium compounds (quats), but is of somewhat | broader spectrum of activity. |
the arts both as a private patron and within | broader spheres. |
., who still administer the race today, and a | broader sporting outlook was followed. |
st and cranially convex zygomatic bone, and a | broader, squared snout. |
Thus, a | broader standard of foresight of bodily harm cannot b |
e tobacco use but smokers are protected under | broader state statutes that prohibit employers from d |
ife of a Kurdish woman living in Iraq and the | broader story of ethnic tensions between the Kurds, I |
l silvery transverse fascia from the costa, a | broader straight transverse medial band between the d |
There is a | broader, straight green line running from the tornus |
milar to Spotted Nothura but more rufous with | broader streaking below. |
ell and a variable number of similar somewhat | broader streaks that are bifid along their apical hal |
jor infrastructure projects in Istanbul, like | broader streets and underpasses. |
odern biochemical methods have allowed a much | broader study including the chemistry of proteins and |
Also, it is harder to write articles about | broader subjects. |
British Columbia to southern California in a | broader subspecies Ovis canadensis californiana. |
versions of Music Monks and Next!, they found | broader success in Germany's neighboring countries, e |
he proposal back to committee in order to get | broader support before putting them before the plenar |
s in the Beijing airport, possibly indicating | broader support for the student democracy movement th |
lopmental biology, it has the aim of aiding a | broader synthesis of biological thought in these two |
d pupils rather than seeing that as part of a | broader system including teachers and parents. |
is Crystallographic Information Framework, a | broader system of exchange protocols based on data di |
his own hunger for literature, but to the far | broader task of studying, recording, and interpreting |
the editorship after his death, has somewhat | broader tastes than Halliwell. |
In its | broader taxonomy Conostichoceras belongs to a group o |
s narrow teeth, as earlier brachiosaurids had | broader teeth. |
ork, nevertheless, offers an insight into the | broader tensions of multiculturalism in Australia. |
Nontrinitarianism, the | broader term including Arianism, Socinianism and Unit |
used with a methacrylate, (meth)acrylate is a | broader term which encompasses methacrylates. |
It also uses the | broader term "impair", rather than "prevent", with re |
distinct slender subterminal whitish and | broader terminal ochraceous lines. |
in other megalithic monuments in Brittany; in | broader terms they belong to the cultural phenomenon |
aws, and defined "prohibited classes" in much | broader terms. |
in contact with the first labial; frontonasal | broader than long, usually in contact with the rostra |
in contact with the first labial; frontonasal | broader than long, in contact with the rostral and (n |
'll find an AIDS vaccine, by working slightly | broader than we might have thought,” he says. |
he public domain-Section 514 is substantially | broader than necessary to achieve the Government's in |
e other hand, the pitchers of this hybrid are | broader than those of N. spectabilis and have a wider |
The original Puddefjorden was both longer and | broader than it is today, but after extensive industr |
l loreal region ; interorbital space a little | broader than the upper eyelid; tympanum distinct, abo |
groups, so the network of this church is much | broader than its own congregations. |
n 2009, which demonstrates that the school is | broader than the hired management company. |
inition of capitalism, a system it regards as | broader than simply property rights or free enterpris |
The EU's definition of an orphan condition is | broader than that of the USA, in that it also covers |
ged lanceolate leaves are dark grey-green and | broader than other ironbarks, measuring 12-18 cm (5-7 |
Head rectangular, somewhat rounded, | broader than long. |
the distance from its nostril; the rostral is | broader than deep with the internasal scales shorter |
Its interorbital space is somewhat | broader than the upper eyelid. |
Head | broader than long; snout short, rounded; canthus rost |
His benefit for beings became | broader than his master's. |
The forewings are | broader than in the males. |
Nectary Chamber- Slightly | broader than the floral tube |
colour and markings, only the latter are much | broader than on the upperside. |
that his political science interests are much | broader than that. |
Its rostral is a little | broader than deep and hardly visible from above. |
However, diversity is substantially | broader than B1 B and MZ B cell compartments. |
The rostral scale is | broader than deep, the internasals are shorter than t |
It is | broader than the Occipitalis and its fibers are longe |
nd, third, and fourth vertebrals considerably | broader than long in the young, nearly as long as bro |
olors and in fish", he wrote in 1937, "is not | broader than a river.". |
nion gap metabolic acidosis is similar to but | broader than the list of agents that cause a serum os |
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