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hortened to Chronicle, and the newspaper given | wider latitude in subject matter. |
ent years he has become instrumental in giving | wider coverage on British radio of sports like baseb |
Over time, the width of the hem grew | wider and the term "flare-leg" was favored in market |
260 lines per square inch) making the grooves | wider and deeper and allowing for more area between |
et in height when mostly erect, or it can grow | wider than tall. |
They had | wider authorities and responsibilities, such as acco |
ance's offensive in Germany that year, and had | wider strategic ramifications. |
f the Inter Party Government as the latter had | wider appeal and acceptance. |
ies, had the commanders cupola removed and had | wider bogies and three carburettors to improve engin |
ground to a near halt, the general strike had | wider impacts, leading to sympathy walkouts along th |
h also appears to have ceased publication, had | wider political appeal (and was becoming increasingl |
This second revolt may have had | wider repercussions: Tacitus says that Vespasian, on |
The conflict has had | wider ramifications in the EU-NATO relationship, wit |
imeter in length, while the island variety has | wider, sometimes larger flowers. |
the Christian community, though the issue has | wider implications. |
orth East Somerset Unitary Authority which has | wider responsibilities for services such as educatio |
This issue has | wider political significance given that housing asso |
rth East Somerset Unitary Authority, which has | wider responsibilities for services such as educatio |
For the most of the part the street here has | wider sidewalks. |
outside since the office part of the tower has | wider windows. |
“We decided also to have | wider consultations with the people of Darfur, inclu |
Low gradient streams have | wider and less rugged valleys, with a tendency for t |
The species has the head | wider than long; skin on the dorsum highly wrinkled |
Die Heirat | wider Willen, The Reluctant Marriage, 1905 |
pearances, and was included in the Highlanders | wider training group for the 2010 Super 14 season. |
piano album "Solobsession" (2001) brought him | wider worldwide recognition. |
s written four theatre plays, which earned him | wider success. |
the Monument of Algarotti at Pisa brought him | wider notice. |
or and singer Stanley Holloway and brought him | wider notice throughout the UK. |
hers were interned during the Troubles and his | wider family were also involved in the republican mo |
men: The Ladies' Mercury - an imitation of his | wider Athenian project - and acting here as the publ |
Hochstapler | wider Willen (1925) |
o rotate relative to Victoria tearing the hole | wider. |
He was then named in the Hurricanes' | wider training group for the 2007 Super 14. |
ound 11,500 people, which conducts business in | wider Scandinavia, Central Europe, the Baltic countr |
Nor does he appear in | wider public affairs except in formal ceremonial aff |
dication of his collaborationist background in | wider society. |
d its place in both the Catholic Church and in | wider Christianity. |
In | wider naval historical writing battleship is a perfe |
n to planning and transport policy but also in | wider City strategy-making. |
uch a way to allow their trustees to invest in | wider areas than the Statutory Lists. |
food purity practices, and less interested in | wider Jewish values or social issues. |
In | wider circles, the terms “service” and “volunteering |
the largest independent network of regions in | wider Europe. |
hilst at the same time are actively engaged in | wider society as loyal citizens of the country of th |
ube Stock, the trains are built 40 mm (1.6 in) | wider to take advantage of the Victoria line's sligh |
5 inches shorter in length and only 0.1 inches | wider. |
radition and is intended to make his influence | wider known. |
organizations to coalitions that can influence | wider metropolitan areas and regions. |
The church's interior, | wider than it is long |
verside Health Authorities, before moving into | wider regional nurse director posts at North Thames |
e Jehu's: "The term 'emo' hadn't yet come into | wider use, and while Drive Like Jehu didn't much res |
Jamison came into | wider public awareness after his appearance in the B |
d into German so he could bring his songs into | wider circulation, but the request was refused. |
The Carotid or Anterior Wall is | wider above than below; it corresponds with the caro |
s length is not more than one meter, but it is | wider in its diameter. |
When expanded, the mouth is | wider than the lamprey's body. |
The Regina is | wider than other Swedish trains; at 3450 mm, it allo |
The shell is | wider on the front side. |
The ward is | wider than the Ashburton area, covering the main ret |
The tip of the snout is | wider than the middle, as it constricts behind the l |
This philosophy, though, is | wider than just science. |
cross the eastern rim, and the southern rim is | wider and irregular in shape. |
he found that the variation between bullets is | wider. |
The central nave is | wider than the 2 nearby, which are in turn wider tha |
The crossing (tower) is | wider in plan than the nave, and markedly wider than |
When Yates Ford Road is | wider, the speed limit is 45 mph (72 km/h). |
Although it is | wider than the Nagarcoil FDL, because of the unique |
us is that C. sitchensis has a rostrum that is | wider distally than proximally, while the opposite i |
The intercolumnation of the centre pillars is | wider than that of the others; and the stone over th |
ter second baseman" (his defensive position is | wider than any other second basemen). |
e rectangular, unroofed, antechamber, which is | wider than the gallery and separated from it by a la |
The pectoral fin disc of the broad skate is | wider than it is long, with sharply rounded apices. |
near the lower extremity of the testis, and is | wider above than below. |
arrow with short hairs, while the lower lip is | wider with white markings. |
e of a gold-bar, where the rectangular base is | wider than the top; the sides are all trapezoidal. |
r is less distinct; the molecular layer (I) is | wider; the pyramidal cells of sublayer 3b of the ext |
ion cells than in the other areas; layer VI is | wider, more diffuse and has fewer cells that are con |
ge and Literature, the choice of Literature is | wider, and they choose two out of History, Art and A |
The inner wall is | wider in the southern half than in the north. |
It is | wider, shorter, and more vertical in direction than |
only somewhat worn, with an inner wall that is | wider to the northwest. |
Cyclamen intaminatum is | wider than long, but Cyclamen cilicium is longer tha |
timeters long and 3 centimeters wide, which is | wider than the leaflets of most lupines. |
The church is | wider at its west end than at the east end. |
nt in the form of a trapezoid that means it is | wider at one end and short at the other end. |
The platform at this station is | wider than others and the station features double th |
s roughly circular, with an inner wall that is | wider on the western side than to the east. |
Nevertheless, it has been a barrier for its | wider use in patients with sickle-cell disease. |
In August 1998, as part of its | wider remit to protect the currency, the Authority l |
n 1898, the Dunback Branch was deprived of its | wider importance and it was relegated to catering fo |
however, TBE is more practical because of its | wider liquid range and lower vapor pressure. |
to ABTA, The Travel Association to reflect its | wider representation of the travel industry. |
ogress Corporation in an effort to reflect its | wider focus. |
used Schools agenda and its profile within its | wider community continues to flourish. |
ost commonly used in education circles but its | wider use in the public sector can to a large part b |
s N- methyl- 3- piperidyl benzilate due to its | wider availability. |
n of the sea has been imaged by radar, but its | wider extent is indicated in visible light images th |
word Technical from its name to emphasize its | wider range of programs. |
e Weser Uplands (German: Weserbergland) in its | wider sense. |
wherryi is less threatened due to its | wider distribution but is still listed on Appendix I |
This allowed Canobius to open its jaws | wider and expand its gill slits further at the same |
Katholizismus | wider Jesuitismus ("Catholicism versus Jesuitism"), |
It covers an area of 16.76 square kilometers, | wider than Carska Bara itself.. |
Then it swings a little | wider and Monica comes. |
consisted of three arches, each only a little | wider than the barges which used the river. |
It is a part of London's | wider West End, which includes both areas in other w |
rook Road form", with a tree habit and longer, | wider, soft leaves. |
capacity and allow the transit of much longer, | wider ships.” |
hand turn 8 (previously a right) and a longer, | wider turn 9. |
larger than the Type 97 Chi-Ha, with a longer, | wider, tall chassis, supported by seven road wheels. |
um of 11 meters in width, but can also be made | wider depending on the size of the production being |
The gantry has since been made | wider. |
Two passing places, where the canal was made | wider, were added in 1801. |
k City, describing hunger as a symptom of many | wider world problems. |
less by making the ice free parts of the moats | wider than that. |
rce the monarch into concessions by mobilising | wider support for the Cornishmen. |
that the English Carrier could open its mouth | wider than the Rock Pigeon, 0.75 inches (1.9 cm) as |
A much | wider variety of lectures which he has given at Yesh |
and serves as a key service centre for a much | wider rural area. |
nsis, which species prehistorically had a much | wider range. |
ised set of simplified rules, accepting a much | wider range of works and even out-of-genre items und |
of Norman vs. Saxon conflict as part of a much | wider ideology. |
ng the issues at hand, noting, “We need a much | wider participation … this is not an inside-the-Belt |
The flats thus initially attracted a much | wider range of tenants than would usually be found i |
8 federal election, though this time by a much | wider margin than his previous victory. |
colleagues at conferences, but also to a much | wider audience, both on the radio and on television. |
1984 redistribution, the seat included a much | wider area including the traditional Labor areas of |
rigal Road, the freeway is built within a much | wider road reserve, allowing for a wide grass centre |
in diameter, opened on 2 August 1967, is much | wider, usable by vehicles up to 4.72 m (15.5 ft) and |
launay's Method, which he showed to be of much | wider scope than had been contemplated by its invent |
ilitate Urdu-Hindustani romanisation in a much | wider range of computer software, Uddin and Begum li |
The college also provides a much | wider range of services to the local community. |
She very quickly became known to a much | wider audience and began extensively travelling abro |
beer, enabling it to be distributed to a much | wider area. |
pillar and the ramp to the ticket hall is much | wider. |
fifty years his artistic output covered a much | wider range. |
He won that election by a much | wider margin facing two of the three candidates that |
the ALGOL 60 programming language with a much | wider application scope, including non-numerical pro |
A much | wider entrance was created at street level. |
cialists and leftist Republicans demanded much | wider reforms. |
off the electoral map, and it did so by a much | wider margin than Vancouver-Hastings, the other seat |
e current athletics department includes a much | wider selection including rugby, badminton, ice-hock |
ble for producing severe weather across a much | wider area of the eastern U.S. On the previous day, |
110 High Street were demolished, so it is much | wider than other older streets off the High Street. |
ign and the Thames Trader model covered a much | wider weight range than the existing normal control |
This bill allows for a much | wider use of DUI funds by law enforcement in combati |
That flag is not accurate; it's much | wider. |
orm St Albans District Council (part of a much | wider local government reorganisation). |
d its boundaries were extended to cover a much | wider area - Pontefract itself, the towns of Knottin |
olk County above water, and other times a much | wider peninsula than it is today. |
ey until it spreads north of Basel in the much | wider Oberrheinebene. |
avior, the Self-Respect Movement acquired much | wider connotation within a short period of time. |
century compilations that may show ranges much | wider than those of current broods. |
mate species which prehistorically held a much | wider range. |
ilensis, which palm prehistorically had a much | wider distribution. |
al arts and Tai Chi Chuan may reach out a much | wider and younger audience, but at the same time the |
Her music reached a much | wider audience when "Just Another Diamond Day" was u |
extensively on the subject, brought it to much | wider attention in the historical community and fill |
he term Estuary English surely embraces a much | wider area, typified by (eg) Dagenham and Erith? |
e term "sex worker" has since spread into much | wider use, including in academic publications, by NG |
e, although in reality it has always been much | wider. |
yachts were made of wood or steel, but a much | wider range of materials is used today. |
e libsndfile integration for support of a much | wider variety of input formats. |
ously, the term became alienated from the much | wider meaning that early Christians had attached to |
f the area aren't properly developed on a much | wider scope, ie there's no mention of veguerias in C |
League consisting of a membership from a much | wider area than Essex County, which was then the lim |
on valley, and now attracts pupils from a much | wider area including the eastern outskirts of Bristo |
the intention of introducing design to a much | wider audience. |
derside of the leaf, the second part is a much | wider gallery. |
ed with the band for four years gaining a much | wider audience and reputation, both nationally and i |
The bases are thick and fleshy and much | wider than the rest of the blade. |
The genus formerly had a much | wider range, covering most of the Northern Hemispher |
nit in the University of Edinburgh with a much | wider remit, and is led by the Head of the School of |
servery can be found upstairs, serving a much | wider variety of hot food. |
participants reacted more positively to a much | wider range of figures than a control group, even ra |
When reinstalled it was relocated to a much | wider space near the north end of the reconfigured s |
tered killas, which at one time covered a much | wider area, can be seen. |
the 1987 general election, but lost by a much | wider margin. |
, the contest allowed Pakarinen to gain a much | wider European audience, and "Leave Me Alone" and it |
distinguished from other motmots by their much | wider bills. |
s in the Diocese of Llandaff and serves a much | wider geographical and spiritual 'catchment' area; m |
They received a much | wider awareness serving as the opening act of Cyndi |
sicians, they have taken Irish music to a much | wider audience. |
f resources (light, nutrients) supports a much | wider range of planktonic organisms. |
ower and Linda Darnell made the character much | wider known to the public at large, and McCulley dec |
They have much | wider bandwidth and better sensitivity than a typica |
hand drill; a brace can be used to drill much | wider, and deeper, holes than can a gear-driven hand |
The northern mouth is much | wider than the southern mouth, and is several miles |
e is similarly flat and horizontal but is much | wider than the base (in contrast to PR). |
production in 1947, with a 39-inch Z-mill much | wider than any previously produced (it cost $278,000 |
by the band which will be available to a much | wider range of people, whereas their first EP; Breed |
ough its distribution on the Continent is much | wider, ranging from France to the Balkans . |
However, he is working at a much | wider scale of applied mathematics. |
ly myoclonus, but is used off-label for a much | wider range of applications. |
Much | wider than the older bridge at 64 feet (20 m) wide, |
cuit de la Sarthe depicted in the game is much | wider, with corners such as Dunlop and Arnage having |
the inheritance operation, traits offer a much | wider selection of operations, including symmetric s |
's songs, These Thousand Hills, was given much | wider exposure when Third Day performed a cover of t |
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