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ss, patronised by the castle, local gentry and | wider community. |
ale it draws students from the Byron Shire and | wider Northern Rivers region. |
e Christian Education mission of the local and | wider church, embrace diversity and understanding. |
issue at Vaikom needs handling at a higher and | wider level. |
The body is curved and | wider than the head. |
ecreational cycling facility for the local and | wider community. |
ctural quality in which to serve the music and | wider communities, and to educate future generations |
l - all of which are for use by the school and | wider community. |
e to replace the bridge with a new, higher and | wider span 1,500 feet (460 m) upriver, which would s |
95 kW to 6.9 kW in order to provide better and | wider coverage. |
e international Royal Commonwealth Society and | wider Commonwealth networks and with the local commu |
The membership of the IRA and | wider republican community are expected to comply wi |
w tolerance (allowance) to lower precision and | wider tolerance. |
s of learners and employers from the local and | wider community. |
e are made, including a vertical transport and | wider film. |
all end holding the trebles and the higher and | wider end carrying the basses. |
The Breda cars are longer and | wider than the previous Boeing cars, necessitating t |
play a central role in both the Christian and | wider cultural life of Newbury, fulfilling it's purp |
ent is more narrow at the vertebral bodies and | wider at the intervertebral disc space which is more |
essible archives, they permit preservation and | wider distribution of ancient literary works around |
of the event is commemorated by the local and | wider community in a number of ways. |
al nave, as is usually the case, is taller and | wider than the aisles and is separated from them by |
ing with the distal portions of the longer and | wider nerve axons. |
The parkland and | wider estate are known as Cuerden Valley Park. |
wn as hypermetamorphosis; they are shorter and | wider, with much shorter legs. |
vices to many locations in Greater Glasgow and | wider Strathclyde. |
r than an Old Fashioned glass, and shorter and | wider than a Collins glass. |
t to which pupils contribute to the school and | wider community; The extent to which pupils develop |
success allowed them to produce a greater and | wider range of records until tastes began to radical |
the close links established with the local and | wider community. |
ed her to take an active role in the local and | wider Kimberley community and the struggles, stories |
azaire held the potential of longer nights and | wider seas in which to shake off Bismarck's shadower |
as well as hosting some professional acts and | wider community groups, usually for short runs or on |
Businesses tend to be smaller and | wider spread than to the north and east. |
d recreational opportunities for the local and | wider community. |
t school Hughes was involved in the school and | wider community including a three year stint as Stud |
making the Welland through Spalding deeper and | wider, and suggested that the outfall of Vernatt's D |
the election of Barack Obama as President and | wider acceptance of inter-racial marriages signified |
ended whiskeys can employ a less expensive and | wider range of ingredients and production methods. |
As of 17 Feb 2011 Lend Lease announced | wider ranging changes to its group of brands. |
inct mark on the structure and dynamics of any | wider population. |
ies of mine which many musicians of apparently | wider culture than his own regarded with almost desp |
xible, meaning the stage can be made to appear | wider or narrower. |
This will cause the eyes to appear | wider, and thus not have the appearance of strabismu |
a knapsack type problem, and has applications | wider than just currency. |
The plants are spreading and are | wider than they are tall, but they are not extensive |
Teacups are | wider and shorter than coffee cups, but not always. |
ls, the segments at the tip of its abdomen are | wider than the rest. |
The sections of the South flank are | wider than the others, suggesting a T shape. |
Other comprehensive lists are | wider in scope by including more than just confirmed |
Since the upper central incisors are | wider than the lower, the other teeth in the upper a |
Both the nave and the east windows are | wider than usual in a Cornish church; a few benchend |
g and falling in areas as localised as well as | wider criminogenic factors shift. |
sional pressures in Harriet's life, as well as | wider political themes. |
to cover the lens (or would cause problems at | wider angles). |
king aperture, so this advantage is greater at | wider apertures. |
d parliamentary defections in order to attract | wider support, and these did not materialise. |
He attracted | wider attention when he recorded the aural vignettes |
It brought the band | wider appeal and a more consolidated fan-base. |
departments would like a rebuilt bridge to be | wider than the current abutments and decking, still |
endent on levitation height, the plate must be | wider at higher lifts. |
ed across a portion of a cylinder, so as to be | wider in bearing than in range (i.e., on the order o |
The PzKpfw X was to be | wider but lower than the Nazis' other superheavy tan |
ape and the particle size distribution will be | wider. |
ng of the word "Bamber" (singular form) became | wider - it started to denote all people living in th |
The breach subsequently became | wider, and the Emperor was about to be excommunicate |
rms get narrower towards their ends and become | wider towards the middle as fare control is on platf |
valleys produced by overland flows that become | wider with distance from their source. |
r margins, occasionally the frass line becomes | wider. |
The mine starts thin but graduallt becomes | wider. |
vely narrow during juvenile stages and becomes | wider as the animal matures. |
The building bulges out and becomes | wider at its 15th floor, and this widening is descri |
UCBWM becomes | Wider Church Ministries, one of four UCC-covenanted |
in, just at a time when the charters, becoming | wider and wider, tended to bring about the disappear |
itial thin width of the insect trail, becoming | wider as the insect grows while it navigates around |
in Bridgnorth near his home in Highley before | wider release. |
movie releases are screened in Toronto before | wider release in North America. |
e four-bay arcades, the westernmost bays being | wider than the others. |
e as proven by the upper level platforms being | wider than the lower level ones (which would have be |
the form of the canal is spindle-shaped, being | wider in the middle than at either extremity, and na |
y (M31) and the Triangulum Galaxy (M33), being | wider that the full moon. |
t of Haringey, integrating with and benefiting | wider communities." |
2 cm wide; petals are similar but a little bit | wider; lip more or less of the same length, with dar |
ximately 10 mm long by 3 mm wide, and are both | wider and longer than the elliptical lateral petals. |
The new replacement bridge is both | wider and taller and opened to traffic on May 17, 20 |
), but in Boone County the stream becomes both | wider and deeper. |
eflected his darkening perception of Britain's | wider imperial impact upon the lands and peoples tha |
1668 mm, the same as that used in Portugal but | wider than the gauge of 1435 mm which is standard in |
phire is of a shorter stature, has shorter but | wider leaves, larger flowers, and a deeper blue-gree |
ute 1, which runs to the west on the older but | wider Dixie Highway. |
They are perhaps best known by | wider audiences for their song "Chewbacca", which wa |
In the late 1950s he was "discovered" by | wider white audiences. |
feature longer platforms for additional cars, | wider platforms for increased standing room, and str |
He is a part of the Chiefs | wider training squad for the 2009 Super 14 season. |
Here, the camera is biased towards choosing | wider apertures for narrow depth of field and fast s |
They are typically small, circular, | wider than their height and inexpensive. |
he invasion beaches, and subsequently clearing | wider areas to allow transport and supply vessels to |
The running game brought the club | wider recognition and in 1975/76 the club was admitt |
improved his technique, using several colours, | wider borders, and 3-D effects. |
s of proceedings from the conference/festival, | Wider Boundaries of Daring: The Modernist Impulse in |
lusive to the Xbox 360, Playdead will consider | wider distribution with this new title. |
s defeated again by McCarran by a considerably | wider margin than in 1932. |
ial model available in some markets containing | wider front fenders made out of steel and 8" wide fr |
The reform granted the counties | wider areas of responsibility, most notably running |
is process has benefitted Ocean City, creating | wider beaches and better fishing access, it caused e |
n for stiles that are to abut a wall to be cut | wider than the final size so that these may be scrib |
keable and well-intentioned set still deserves | wider attention." |
lected Mazur as a "percussion-talent deserving | wider recognition". |
nternational Critics Poll as “Talent Deserving | Wider Recognition.” |
were starting to change, and he was developing | wider musical interests, partly due to his involveme |
over 4,000 kilometres (2,500 mi) in diameter, | wider than Canada. |
Making the display | wider risked cutting off characters due to overscan. |
and he also noted that "there were, no doubt, | wider complicities, but even if one adds those willi |
The eastern, | wider portion of the island is shaded by thick stand |
tween different year groups and has encouraged | wider participation in school events other than the |
(though not exclusively) aimed at encouraging | wider participation in higher education by students |
since the Enlightenment, and also encouraging | wider researches into the astrological traditions of |
producers, they also arranged a deal to ensure | wider distribution. |
Though beard entered | wider use in the 1960s, many of the reported lavende |
1991, these forces took control of the entire | wider area of Hrvatska Kostajnica. |
r of Europe, which exposed the band to an even | wider audience. |
YouTube, exposing the artist's work to an even | wider audience. |
Some usages of the term include even | wider areas, while others are more specific though w |
nott cover which opened the band up to an even | wider audience. |
kull, allowing for the mouth to be opened even | wider. |
The Village Hall is the venue for an even | wider range of events as well.There is a Christmas p |
ddition of WFNC allows Wright to reach an even | wider scope of listeners throughout southeastern Nor |
agement with a wide circle of friends and even | wider range of acquaintances are important because t |
Justin Heathcliff began to receive even | wider interest in the West when the track "You Know |
improve the existing stadium failed by an even | wider margin. |
, with us now able to offer cricket to an even | wider number of members. |
e over the headmaster's salary, and eventually | wider mismanagement. |
rations of his own family as well as exploring | wider questions of identity and belonging. |
gh by the 14th century the confederation faced | wider challenges from a greater consolidation of nat |
railway system in the early 1900s facilitated | wider circulation. |
ntific study of geography should involve a far | wider analysis and appreciation of earlier sources. |
Obviously there's a far | wider variation int eh understnading of waht venerat |
m industry helped him to bring Kathak to a far | wider audience. |
denial" [Maxwell 2004, 1], brought him to far | wider attention. |
red in its modern sense, comprehending the far | wider range of functions for which we now believe th |
These books brought volcanology to a far | wider audience than previous works aimed at the scie |
ssant and repetitive Geisslerlieder spread far | wider than the first, reaching England, Poland, and |
far greater reputation, his views obtained far | wider publicity. |
ies to predict that it is likely to have a far | wider distribution. |
orded near Taiwan, which suggests it has a far | wider distribution than previously thought. |
The new deck is six feet | wider in traffic lanes-three feet on each side-and a |
007 the Bay Street roadway was made three feet | wider and about six inches higher by the Santa Rosa |
layer to combine its ship with GwinBee to fire | wider fire beams. |
entrance, levelled floors throughout the flat, | wider internal corridors, bedroom and toilet doors, |
Such a technique would allow for | wider use of pressure on food and other potential ad |
of these pedagogical efforts and the need for | wider dissemination of sophisticated time-series ana |
rength over Redux 775/Powder 775, allowing for | wider tolerances in component-fit, as well as easier |
cle in Scientific American where he argued for | wider recognition of John Vincent Atanasoff's key ro |
and outspokenness but for its campaigning for | wider acceptance of both British folk music and worl |
gram "PA" Flash - Automatic flash exposure for | wider than usual apertures, designed for use in conj |
ils not mentioned above that I'll add here for | wider coverage. |
Gaymer's started brewing cider for | wider consumption during the late eighteenth century |
permitting inclusion of spaces and designs for | wider educational and public access purposes. |
The current Executive Minister for | Wider Church Ministries is the Rev. Cally Rogers-Wit |
He is mass produced "Go Go Greens" for | wider distribution to coincide with the release of t |
o San Francisco in 1993, in order to allow for | wider casting opportunities in Hollywood films. |
n for his response to the catastrophe, and for | wider administration policies. |
by cutting them in half and re-welding to form | wider structures for the track. |
ese bands are very narrow in the typical form, | wider in the var. |
The Marzal design probably found | wider recognition as a die-cast model, with both Din |
Friedenskaiser | wider Willen (Graz 2008) |
the album received virtually no attention from | wider media. |
ich the filaments (trichomes) are tapered from | wider at the base to narrower at the tip. |
Carothers has also continued to gain | wider acclaim as a songwriter. |
y had devoted fans, they still had yet to gain | wider recognition until 1986 when they hooked up wit |
eneral Yorkshire Ridings Society, aims to gain | wider recognition for the use of the historic county |
ch further helped Burnside and Fat Possum gain | wider recognition. |
ppropriate to make it sweeter in order to gain | wider acceptance. |
er began in Chicago clubs, but he did not gain | wider attention until moving to New York City in 193 |
He gained | wider attention for a huge crash he has during the P |
Edmund's College, Salisbury, which then gained | wider circulation after 1889 when five of the origin |
This theory gained | wider acceptance after the discovery and publication |
n his early career, in 1988, John first gained | wider recognition for his portrayal of the regular c |
Both drivers gained | wider public attention from Mattel's "Hot Wheels" to |
Rusty trombone (dirty trombone) gained | wider use in entertainment projects being developed |
The term may have gained | wider social prominence after it was used in a 1995 |
, however, explain why the work has not gained | wider popularity. |
ection of tradition of Confucianism had gained | wider credence, partly through the influence of his |
no Germanic etymology for the name has gained | wider acceptance. |
community, and versions of it may have gained | wider circulation in Charlestown. |
He gained | wider exposure as a radio performer in Take It From |
Austen's Pride and Prejudice that Firth gained | wider renown. |
a fat-activist group that is aimed at gaining | wider acceptance for fat people. |
th the passing decades while gradually gaining | wider dissemination." |
lured away from its agenda seems to be gaining | wider currency. |
The title gave | wider currency for a jazz musician's expression. |
This shrub is generally | wider than it is tall and often lies prostrate in a |
the Council of Europe being the geographically | wider circle. |
However, he was unable to get | wider support for this cause. |
Hoping to get | wider backing, supporters watered down the legislati |
When in Longsleddale, it begins to get | wider as it is fed by a large number of streams (kno |
t is sometimes stated that nautilus shells get | wider in the pattern of a golden spiral, and hence a |
The album was given | wider release in the summer of 1978 on Visa Records |
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