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thereby introducing the collections to a much | wider audience, in 1978 she left the museum and cont |
ng a thicker, firmer and heavier carcase, much | wider upon their backs and sides; and in affording a |
This is much | wider than ordinary British attempt law (see the Cri |
These meetings served a much | wider population than a single church. |
The mills here are typically much | wider than those built in other parts of the city du |
earlier Modular engines is that they have much | wider 4.53 in (115 mm) bore spacing (compared to the |
ay has a diamond-shaped pectoral fin disc much | wider than long. |
The much | wider Ashley joins the Cooper River off the Battery |
ting not only the fact that Lewis cast his net | wider than human suffering, but also a reflection on |
, then the steel structure repaired and a new, | wider deck put on. |
is, to form a suitable bridgehead for the new, | wider Pont Saint-Michel. |
f a small coterie of Jerusalem priests with no | wider ramifications, has been debated for decades." |
Not rectangular, it appears to be no | wider than six feet on the east end, and flares out |
assurances that "the United States... seeks no | wider war". |
long and so thin at some points that it was no | wider than a highway lane, as it followed Interstate |
ce of the ignition was a burning joss stick no | wider than the head of a pin. |
foreign princes and princesses, and involve no | wider symbolism. |
to expand the war while promising "we seek no | wider war" during his 1964 presidential campaign, in |
is hands before his breast, neither higher nor | wider than his shoulders, with fingers joined and th |
eferred for frog gigging, as they are normally | wider giving the frog gigger more room for error whe |
e distinguished from P. baeri by wide, but not | wider than long exopod of maxilla 2, smooth paradact |
E. fulgens has a noticeably | wider angle (nearly 180°) between the lateral sepals |
The inner wall is noticeably | wider in the east, and shallow and worn to the north |
Now | wider, it crosses 52 again between Berea and St. And |
rive demand for these brands at the expense of | wider appreciation of the environmental merits of wo |
tudents for over twenty four hours, as part of | wider national protest against proposed changes to u |
t only the rich local biodiversity but also of | wider conservation issues. |
over China appears to have been symptomatic of | wider differences of opinion with the party. |
imed would place such an individual outside of | wider society. |
Romophone and Marston record labels as part of | wider anthologies devoted to individual singers. |
ow Goodyear chimney was demolished, as part of | wider work to clear a section of the Goodyear site, |
That a Roman Republic was a foretaste of | wider expectations was expressed in the acclamation |
and extremism are products of the failures of | wider society to foster a shared sense of belonging |
ne highway to 2 lanes to allow the creation of | wider "leisure lanes", which results in major traffi |
the other half came from the poorest parts of | wider India. |
Schoenberg Jazz Orchestra and voted "worthy of | wider recognition" by the Village Voice, 1993) |
gling with multiple lineup changes and lack of | wider national interest; the band's vocalist and lyr |
d to rebuild and reopen the station as part of | wider plans for the redevelopment of the Stratford a |
ernet celebrity in China, and an embodiment of | wider trends in the production of celebrity as indiv |
1996 Eisner Award for "Talent Deserving of | Wider Recognition" (Usagi Yojimbo) |
The site is part of | wider agricultural land and suffers erosion from veh |
The overhaul involved the installation of | wider fireboxes and superheated boilers, increasing |
from November 1874 to January 1875 as part of | wider anti-government protests |
t Female Blog, Best Thinker, Most Deserving of | Wider Recognition, Best Group Blog, and Best Middle- |
2011, Falkirk West will be reshaped as part of | wider boundary reviews. |
tructed or compromised their music in hopes of | wider sales. |
s and accounting, while Taiwan agreed to offer | wider access in seven areas, including banking and m |
gn was a considerable improvement - it offered | wider peripheral vision - and helped Taylor win the |
a small tree up to six metres high, and often | wider than it is high. |
vation that niches of asexual stages are often | wider than those of sexually mature stages; that nic |
ar leaves are up to 10 centimeters long, often | wider at the top of the plant than below. |
ks depicting his home region: concentrating on | wider compositions and landscapes which included mor |
At home, Ahmed speaks on | wider equality issues, and has spoken several times |
stock enclosure is boma, but this has taken on | wider meanings. |
to the supraocular scale, while the lower one | wider and split into two parts may or may not meet a |
dam contains three individual locks, with one | wider than the other two to accommodate the occasion |
bracts, all pointing outwards, the lower ones | wider apart and pointing downwards. |
inely subdivided, louder, and either higher or | wider in range; a large number of minus signs will p |
cal position and became the back of a chair or | wider settee. |
leaves are broad heart-shaped, and as wide or | wider than long. |
alry weapon, probably inspired by Hungarian or | wider Turco-Mongol warfare. |
dents from the Adventist church as well as our | wider community. |
As Toronto's homes spread out over | wider and wider areas this great chain of stores bro |
roposed third section is now "on hold" pending | wider decisions on the future of the A5. |
whether the group had any links to a possible | wider network of Satanists in Italy. |
Although critically praised, | wider society didn't approve of such images and Cunn |
rk, a field in which it criticizes the present | Wider Church Ministries of the UCC as having abandon |
and the mandibular symphysis is proportionally | wider than almost any other known dinosaur. |
cinema, run by the Broadway Circuit, provides | wider spectrum of films than other cinemas in Hong K |
ss of Farrell to the film, except in providing | wider exposure.The New York Times characterized the |
, which gave the band the opportunity to reach | wider audience. |
overweighted the "labelling issue" and reached | wider audiences although stemming from a far-from-ma |
In the past decade these issues have received | wider attention and some state funding. |
"She Loves You" received | wider exposure after Steve Wright repeatedly played |
ht provides contextual information, recounting | wider events in Europe and the Mediterranean that ma |
eastern boundary on Peoria Lake, a relatively | wider section of the Illinois River. |
o other rorquals, although it had a relatively | wider rostrum than other whales. |
ance was not limited to coinage and represents | wider industrial assistance from the Roman Empire. |
on from tax preparers, Senior Citizens rights, | wider access to the Senior Citizens Rent Increase Ex |
fic system in Stockholm made the planned route | wider and wider, from the planned 18 metres in 1932 |
pport his case, Ailbe made much of the saint's | wider connections to other churches and saints, maki |
construed the offence of genocide in the same | wider way as the German courts. |
ted of a narrowly focused cone and a secondary | wider one. |
This kind of system could potentially see | wider use in aviation in modified form. |
The eyes were rounder, and were set | wider apart and farther back than in Hyracotherium. |
ey have deep taproots that are spindle shaped, | wider in the center and narrowing at the ends. |
10 to 15 years, the leaf form becomes shorter, | wider and dark green in colour. |
Part of the show's | wider appeal was that Ryle never played to just the |
f bees so there is a greater but significantly | wider choice for beekeepers. |
n to a fifth and final term by a significantly | wider margin than in 1990. |
12 of its transponders are significantly | wider (72 MHz bandwidth) than traditional broadcast |
Rockhampton had a slightly | wider beam than other Bathurst class corvettes; 1.5 |
He defeated Hameluck again by a slightly | wider margin in the provincial election of 2003. |
a neater, trimmer fit, plus twos are slightly | wider with an extra 2 inches of material to fold ove |
de, with the base of the column being slightly | wider. |
eel truss was replaced in 1995 with a slightly | wider modern metal beam structure and an asphalt cov |
The top 13 floors are slightly | wider than the rest of the building, and it is also |
The stripe becomes slightly | wider at the neck. |
The central arch is slightly | wider and more ornate. |
timicrobial spectrum of macrolides is slightly | wider than that of penicillin, and, therefore, macro |
The disc is slightly | wider than it is long. |
won re-election to a fourth term by a slightly | wider margin than the close election in 1984. |
They are heavier than most, with a slightly | wider neck (Okie claims this was favored by the guit |
Helms won re-election, by a slightly | wider margin than in 1972. |
house between 72nd and 73rd Streets, slightly | wider platforms at the north end of the station, a c |
2 mm thinner than its predecessor but slightly | wider. |
with the north and south sides being slightly | wider than the east and west sides. |
the vertebral bodies and thinner but slightly | wider over the intervertebral discs which is much le |
he tops of the sticks are rounded and slightly | wider than the body. |
of holes drilled through it which are slightly | wider at the back. |
bbon curled into a cylindrical stack, slightly | wider at the top than the bottom. |
The offensive player's feet are slightly | wider than shoulder width and slightly on the balls |
The whorl section is slightly | wider than high and is faintly subquadrangular. |
rather angular, rhomboid shape and is slightly | wider than long. |
with the band's established fan base and some | wider commercial success with the track Set Me Free, |
e term teaching stories has begun to have some | wider currency. |
ick-upon-Tweed constituency had attracted some | wider attention as the seat was fought between two c |
he dells and the thickets, and belongs to some | wider field." |
and Arlington counties, where it is sometimes | wider. |
ate) patronage (mainly cultural, but sometimes | wider, usually perceived as more altruistic than spo |
e one neck which is longer and may be somewhat | wider than the usual neck of a round bottom flask. |
rd bulge in the northeast wall, and a somewhat | wider inner wall to the west. |
Some definitions include a somewhat | wider area, extending the neighborhood into the Uppe |
The valley is now somewhat | wider, but very steep-sided. |
errite, the isolator functions over a somewhat | wider band. |
The inner wall is somewhat | wider on the western side when compared to the east |
The first outer saddle is rounded and somewhat | wider than ventral lobe, the lateral lobe short and |
niform; however, the SS version had a somewhat | wider collar in feldgrau rather than Heer bottle-gre |
a narrower trunk (which is typically somewhat | wider at the base), and grows slightly faster and ta |
d of his ability to cure stammering, he sought | wider experience in a provincial tour, and finally i |
nantly nonconformist origins, but which sought | wider non-denominational support for a 'Great Awaken |
Nistarim mystical brotherhoods sought | wider outreach, from which Hasidism emerged. |
The feet are placed in a stance | wider than the shoulders. |
up to 4 meters in height but generally staying | wider than tall. |
In a still | wider sense it was applied to any person who acted a |
ns and then Greeks, who provided a stimulating | wider market and whose influence sparked an Oriental |
acks," which popularized the term, stimulating | wider public concern for preservation of these landm |
Main Line in the 1820s, cutting a straighter, | wider canal for much of the way. |
entre also aims to contribute to the student's | wider personal development. |
terests of a particular department rather than | wider needs. |
Suliman's popularity and fame spread to the | wider Arab audience on his selection to play a promi |
08 with an HD theater to take advantage of the | wider array of offerings in that format. |
h the new branch of IGP, an institution of the | wider University of California system, to be focused |
aternity care, working together to enhance the | wider public health both nationally and internationa |
ion of the MIT Museum has been, "to engage the | wider community with MIT's science, technology and o |
West End also forms part of the | wider Stevington civil parish. |
edited with having a significant effect on the | wider war through the disruption of French forces in |
ium are included in all definitions, while the | wider definition, including all elements with a melt |
ell between these narrow limits, assigning the | wider slopes around Moor Divock to Loadpot Hill, and |
ise for the benefit of staff, students and the | wider creative world that they serve. |
ark standard for its work in PE and within the | wider community. |
adjoining football field could be used for the | wider community. |
onomically improved area of Cwmbran and in the | wider Torfaen area. |
~He saw these changes as inevitable in the | wider context of the country's politics and in the o |
lite facilities for students, athletes and the | wider public. |
Over forty years later, the | wider range of subjects, the profile and the simpler |
e Loti, the first book to introduce him to the | wider public. |
healthcare for the population of York and the | wider community. |
gion centered around the town of Pinhel in the | wider Beiras wine region. |
rt of Bidwell has been largely merged into the | wider Houghton Regis area over the years. |
Concerned Citizens' Program (CCP), part of the | wider Sons of Iraq movement. |
r performance success and participation in the | wider Australian music industry. |
so been known as Tappan, which referred to the | wider region of the New Jersey Palisades, rising abo |
en, which brought knowledge of the text to the | wider world for the first time, utilised only the Ca |
The | wider South Auckland area was administered by numero |
made up of groups from both villages (and the | wider community), plus the Clydach Vale Countryside |
Together with changes in the | wider social context, which gave more educational an |
contest for Verena and his description of the | wider background of feminism and other reform moveme |
nce that China is still feeling its way in the | wider world". |
h passed unnoticed both in the USSR and in the | wider world. |
more accessible arts series, reflected in the | wider approach of its successor. |
Anglican worship in Griffithstown but also the | wider community including Pontypool. |
nd Katherine Howard as well as a member of the | wider circle of kin and dependents around the Howard |
status, and attracting larger crowds from the | wider Leeds area in the process. |
t in Afghanistan and later in Chechnya and the | wider Caucasus area. |
o increase sports provision for pupils and the | wider community, by revamping the school hall and pl |
North that brought him to the attention of the | wider world. |
The | wider Parish of Kilglass includes, as well as the vi |
a child, and to gaining respect for it in the | wider world. |
a nature reserve, run by the RSPB, within the | wider area of Otmoor, in Oxfordshire, England. |
e 1970s that it started to become known in the | wider Valencian nightlife. |
era within this family have been placed in the | wider family Veillonellaceae. |
ts, the Gelaohui clique emerged as part of the | wider group of Ming secret societies, such as the Ti |
teway, around Luton and Milton Keynes, and the | wider area around Cambridge. |
of exceptional and outstanding service to the | wider community either within the state, nationwide |
slation) as part of the town of Oldham, in the | wider Metropolitan Borough of Oldham, in Greater Man |
foster a dialogue with such developers and the | wider community. |
e same time, and both famines were part of the | wider food crisis facing Northern Europe caused by p |
-lined bluffs as the gorge widens out into the | wider and larger Potomac Gorge. |
alien abductions, he begins to investigate the | wider world of alien encounters, and runs into a gen |
More recently he has become notable within the | wider football world for a long-running and high-pro |
t Road are also in Harlescott according to the | wider definition, see above). |
ncluding Malton, Norton and Pickering) and the | wider east coast. |
narrower arches are round-headed, whereas the | wider span across Preston Road is elliptical. |
The personalization of media through the | wider use of portable devices and broader Internet-c |
l-preserved Mycenaean bridge is located in the | wider region at Lykotroupi, where it was part of ano |
ol, and in particular its integration with the | wider local community. |
One of the major continuing issues within the | wider Arab-Israeli conflict, it was the first direct |
London, only to be sacrificed in 1831 when the | wider approaches needed for the rebuilt London Bridg |
ious materials and the CLF's connection to the | wider movement. |
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