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The results were taken to a	wider meeting in November.
It explores a	wider variety of styles than any other Iron Butterfl
e engine that gives a high power output over a	wider RPM range.
broths have a more complex taste because of a	wider mixture of amino acids from bones, meats and v
seminal in bringing new Scottish writers to a	wider audience.
mobile systems, increases in oil prices and a	wider assortment of operators.
a record that would introduce Brazzaville to a	wider audience."
een the two schools, allowing their students a	wider education.
Slapper detonator's pellet or flyer impacts a	wider area of surface on the explosive output charge
He is now committed to writing for a	wider readership.
mazon Rainforest on camera and present it to a	wider audience.
tions and to gain practical experiences with a	wider and more global perspective.
gae strains, which it claims can be used for a	wider variety of applications than ethanol while bei
's astronomical priorities, STFC established a	wider consultation review involving various advisory
mon distinguishing aspect in their shapes is a	wider vessel "body" and one (or sometimes more) narr
In order to achieve a	wider sound source and greater dynamic range the Vit
g villages, although students are drawn from a	wider area through parental choice.
Jay Fullstop then took his lyrics to a	wider scale, appearing on Pirate radio station to br
unting, filtering for fragmented packets and a	wider range of protocols, and the ability to match p
5, WAAF adjusted its format again to include a	wider variety of music that fits under the umbrella
m and preparing provocations V. Landsbergis, a	wider Sajudis, a KGB agent in its ranks.
In S. Thomason (ed.) Contact languages: A	wider perspective.
unty constituency of the same name, covering a	wider area and electing one member.
lieved these, and other deaths, were part of a	wider British government "shoot-to-kill" policy, whe
er by Volkswagen as the Volkswagen Polo with a	wider range of engine and other options.
were re-fortified during a second period and a	wider area towards the north of a total of about 26
hreatened species and habitats and promoting a	wider understanding of the natural world".
ing Centre and The Parkway Centre, which has a	wider range of stores and facilities including a lei
h nationalism, followed, and formed part of, a	wider process toward Welsh devolution including the
Time in Mexico), and has therefore attracted a	wider audience than most short films usually receive
rn California's Best Rock", in order to play a	wider variety of rock music, including classic and c
n the message of greenhouse gas reduction to a	wider audience.
However, both standards have found a	wider audience among sports teams, fantasy sports le
ving a narrow beamwidth in one dimension and a	wider beamwidth in the other dimension.
to raise its profile, and attract clubs from a	wider area, the decision was made to rename the leag
technical book, or one that would appeal to a	wider readership, setting out the true Canberra stor
nsisting of a spectroscopic double star with a	wider companion.
llings, hindered the band's ability to reach a	wider audience.
rice by providing more in-depth articles and a	wider selection than the daily paper.
m, the Buffalo Skyway was extended, to erect a	wider bridge over the Union Ship Canal, and the Kens
e 'Chartists' , who campaigned from 1838 for a	wider reform.
He incorporated those ideas into a	wider syndicalist-mutualist framework that maintains
ooks of international interest which deserve a	wider reception)
e fundamental ideas of a selectivity filter, a	wider inner vestibule and a gate on the inside.
ernative and progressive rock tendencies and a	wider variety of instrumentation.
ntinually a tendency to use this dyslexia as a	wider theme in the issue of 'reading' situations, an
nate believer in bringing natural history to a	wider audience, and was a resident naturalist at the
urther amended FCIC's activities by offering a	wider selection of insurance-related risk management
ar, but the Department was re-established on a	wider basis, with a much larger staff, by Rab Butler
ART generally uses lower frequencies and has a	wider bandwidth.
More recently, she has taken on a	wider role at BBC World News, presenting the busines
Most of the Maritimes were convinced that a	wider union including the Province of Canada would a
he success of LACE to promote these media to a	wider audience.
ories from her articles into novels to reach a	wider audience with her socialist message.
in exposing many Jewish American writers to a	wider reading public.
de arrangements for her songs, attainable by a	wider audience.
e Greek New Testament of Erasmus was part of a	wider controversy around 1520, that drew in Edward L
to make local government more accessible to a	wider range of people, and through efforts such as h
Allied invasion of Normandy (this as part of a	wider series of resistance uprisings).
CsI has a	wider transmission range than the more common potass
and won another race with Sodrel in 2008 by a	wider margin.
he format changed from a hard rock format to a	wider blend of music focusing on independent and non
series brought US-style stock car racing to a	wider UK audience, and Mark was a stalwart driver fo
s shaped essentially like a violin, but with a	wider fingerboard and flatter bridge.
te dies exist for this medal with one having a	wider border around the edge than the other.
for public use; the districts usually cover a	wider area than their names might suggest.
In a	wider sense, the embedding of material in a glassy m
ural weight of the vessel's hull, it allowed a	wider range of guns mounted on the sides, and it gav
dvertising campaign was introduced to target a	wider market.
of the common law passing-off action within a	wider category of unfair competition law; the public
A	wider audience saw him co-presenting the TV document
gett Associates in the late 1990s, featuring a	wider yellow castle with fewer cruciform "windows" a
Exposed sites show a	wider extension and are often divided into further z
The title-song of this EP came to a	wider audience after Nirvana covered it, along with
The Arcadia Conference also had a	wider international diplomatic and political aspect
It was a popular album featuring a	wider variety of pop including Japanese comic dittie
overnment asked for federal funding to build a	wider, safer replacement but only received $10 milli
This means students have a	wider range of courses to choose from.
F. Hinds stores stock a	wider than average range of jewellery, watches, cloc
ces that permitted the transmitter to handle a	wider range of frequencies and standardizing control
itial specialized interest in the Baroque to a	wider interest in opera.
They also benefit from a	wider set of resources and tools at their disposal.
roa Street Viaduct opened in 1937, providing a	wider and direct Los Angeles River crossing than the
It can be regarded as part of a	wider Catalan cuisine, since it shares many dishes a
chitecture and the built environment, and on a	wider global level, the coded systems of mass-commun
Weston Big Wood falls within a	wider biological Site of Special Scientific Interest
wrapping sandwiches), McDonald's could offer a	wider variety of sandwich combinations without signi
nds (Weserbergland) in both its narrower and a	wider sense.
research and to highlight and communicate to a	wider audience, the richness and variety of Iranian
ovements grew and expanded around the world, a	wider anti-cult movement developed in North America,
tle known but high quality single malts with a	wider audience.
s withdrawal from Paisley opened the way for a	wider pact between Liberals and Conservatives across
Chicago River exposed the tunnel in 1900 and a	wider, deeper replacement was built under the origin
ilitate dissemination and the development of a	wider research community in art and design in Wales.
Gregory S. Paul used the term "protobird" in a	wider sense in 1988, to refer to the extremely bird-
screen designed to improve contrast and give a	wider angle of viewing and a faster continuous shoot
ere the predominant and best-known aspect of a	wider use of - or plans for - suicide attacks by Jap
managers expanded the offerings to appeal to a	wider range of patrons.
on international and national news gives it a	wider focus than that usually associated with a prov
en she was forced to resign as the result of a	wider political scandal.
In a	wider sense also nipple rings and some butt-plugs ma
cing shorter reports than Crimson Edition on a	wider range of topics.
The crew of Cicala mutinied, as part of a	wider wave of unrest in the Royal Navy, and five "ri
Unlike nearby areas, Shelby Place has a	wider street with central median.
He reported this experiment to a	wider audience in the Comptes rendus, the French Aca
Bottom may also describe a	wider social context of submission within a romantic
He is perhaps best known to a	wider audience for his highly-acclaimed television a
dem adjusts the upstream bandwidth to create a	wider frequency band for the downstream traffic.
that Ericksonian techniques should be given a	wider exposure.
f popular demand for the album, it was given a	wider release in 1998 by Antler-Subway Records.
emiership of Charilaos Trikoupis, as part of a	wider reorganization and modernization of the armed
ldings around the church affording passersby a	wider view of it.
ies McCarthy's work in this field as part of a	wider project of undermining scholarship affirming t
r Pad, the band began actively searching for a	wider distribution deal, compiling a demo tape of se
Hitchin Highbury Ward also includes a	wider area including the districts of Benslow, Wymon
s second year, M for Montreal put a focus on a	wider scale of Canadian music by giving birth to T f
ve been added to MetaBB to give forum owners a	wider range of tools, options, and entertainment.
nisms are likely to better meet the needs of a	wider range of users, for a longer period of time.
roader than those of N. spectabilis and have a	wider, expanded peristome.
Recognising a	wider remit than history of medicine only, the Libra
ke developments in meteorology accessible to a	wider public, started in 1946 during his presidency
Closing Time reached a	wider audience through cover versions by more succes
Justice to create a new sound, drawing from a	wider set of musical influences.
f licensing for the enterprise, and included a	wider range of fonts and document templates and a co
This was part of a	wider post-World War II program of the CIA's of coll
Central High offered a	wider and more complex curriculum than Horace Mann d
nge of its attendant culture; and to promote a	wider awareness and understanding of the history of
The centers include family bathrooms and a	wider range of food and beverage offerings.
It enables a	wider range of problems to be solved in LabVIEW and
broadening the party's base and appealing to a	wider spectrum of voters but was unable to overcome
lp confirm this trio's world-class status to a	wider audience - it's modern music in the most meani
The school has also evolved to include a	wider age-range.
in in the 2004 election, and was defeated by a	wider margin of 3,818 votes.
ontour becomes increasingly disjoined within a	wider range.
After establishing himself on a	wider stage, he was brought to Haifa on loan to prov
directly as to sit, but in German it assumes a	wider meaning: to sit, to set or to put).
tory helped several Chicago area bands reach a	wider audience, as well as giving exposure to more a
h improved vision, and to allow the observer a	wider field of fire for his 7.92 mm (.312 in) machin
narrow gauge, and at night, and trolleys on a	wider gauge.
On a	wider sense, other towns outside the formal boundari
This feature is part of a	wider regional dialectical trait which is reminiscen
Dolichocephalic breeds have a	wider field of vision but small overlap between the
s and ewes, and has a fleece that appears in a	wider variety of colors and patterns, which may be s
that makes the orchestra more accessible to a	wider audience than a lot of other free jazz.
C Television in the US, exposing the band to a	wider audience.
Al-Maghribi's dictionary reflects a	wider trend in early 17th century Ottoman Egypt towa
Epoxy cures under a	wider range of temperatures and moisture content tha
In a	wider sense, the term domino is often understood to
Buhre was popular among a	wider audience for his TV roles in Derrick and Tator
An intermediate form with a	wider neck is also reported, suggesting that pitcher
by the city of Wolverhampton and thus covers a	wider area than that immediately surrounding the vil
ot only in the Republic of Macedonia, but in a	wider sense in the Balkans and in Europe.
This implies that a pulse with a	wider FWHM will spread more than a pulse with a narr
s of Trigg Major and Trigg Minor which cover a	wider area (but not identical to the historical boun
to promote Irish culture and to bring it to a	wider audience particularly in the United States.
I think that the issue here is a	wider one - the Republic of China (1912-1949) is a c
erzner was able to repackage the program for a	wider cable audience with Ed the Sock as the star.
Perhaps to appeal to a	wider audience, there is a sense of greater heterono
Poolside, that brought the group's sound to a	wider audience.
It is part of a	wider South-East Asian tradition of tribal jewelry,
He argued India would be brought under a	wider non-proliferation net, with India being tied t
e a slightly longer wheelbase to accommodate a	wider variety of engines.
The hybrid has a	wider pitcher lid that is never relfexed beyond 90 d
opkis's Theorem is that it can be applied to a	wider class of problems than can be studied with sta
mewhat more successful publication targeting a	wider readership, The Mathematical Diary, which was
The region is embedded within a	wider region of star formation known as Cygnus X, wh
he River Tees from Stockton-on-Tees provides a	wider range of services and acts as the main railway
wo central arches merged into one to provide a	wider channel for shipping.
nsparency, motion blur, improved artwork and a	wider range of enemies and weapons.
n Askes' education to more students and make a	wider use of the strengths that Aske's has to offer.
Wolff's work has found a	wider audience through its adaptation to film.
She was re-elected by a	wider margin in 1988, as Filmon's Tories won a minor
c), but polycarbonate is stronger, usable in a	wider temperature range but more expensive.
South Parade was part of a	wider scheme to build a Royal Forum, including North
It became known to a	wider audience in January 2006, when it was one of t
ruary 1923 after Mathew's death, but lost by a	wider margin, and was unsuccessful again at the gene
k Holiday, is described as: "...belonging to a	wider studio tradition of modest representation of o
The bridge was replaced in the 1980s, when a	wider bridge was constructed next to it.
'33' was created in 1990 to develop a	wider market for jazz and related music artists pass
ship of the Cultural Revolution consisted of a	wider group, referring predominantly to the members
rm rectangular faces rather than squares, so a	wider operation is needed to adjust the polyhedron t
ct that it was a Listed Building, as part of a	wider redevelopment of Swiss Cottage.
erm "Beerage" has been used more recently in a	wider context to reflect the dominance of the indust
The Relation has a	wider literary importance in influencing the develop
ed at 104.3 to add nighttime programming and a	wider signal range.
It was introduced for the first time to a	wider audience during the 42nd Student Song Festival
s uva-crispa), while the secondary hosts are a	wider range of plants, including members of the Comp
g area of Southbank, the renaming is part of a	wider urban renewal strategy to link Southbank with
st Frank Johnson in 1980 appeared to include a	wider range of pundits.
expand the network's viewership by providing a	wider variety of programming.
The Westgate redevelopment is just part of a	wider scheme proposed by the City Council.
d his work to the internet instantly gaining a	wider audience.
It had a	wider fuselage and a closed 4-place rear cab.
of paper qualifications to the exclusion of a	wider view.
Many of his articles are directed at a	wider Jewish audience, including less observant Jews
d to world-wide availability to better reach a	wider audience.
idiom is now generally used only as part of a	wider expression to express intensity in a negative
of Work and local County Councils to protect a	wider range of properties.
h, this band is the ultimate in appealing to a	wider, younger audience.

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