Any time you can tap into more people and broaden your horizons is fantastic.
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How can you make simple changes to your daily routine to broaden your horizons?
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This evening, the Sun enters fellow air sign Gemini, encouraging you to broaden your horizons.
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Between Wednesday and Thursday, the moon moves into Aquarius, inspiring you to learn and broaden your horizons.
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But that doesn't mean there's no space to broaden your horizons and switch things up now and again.
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"He'll want to have resolution with the U.S., but it doesn't hurt to broaden your horizons," said Peterson.
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Indeed, fall is the ideal opportunity to broaden your horizons label-wise and give Zara a much-needed break.
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Google wants to broaden your horizons — and maybe put some "fake news" to rest — with its updated News app.
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It might be time to broaden your horizons, because there are apparently dozens of ways to cook everyone's favorite starchy tuber.
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Broaden your horizons with this MoMA retrospective, which highlights the ways in which American and European schools of humor influenced each other.
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And we may talk about things that you won't see on the site, go off on some tangents and broaden your horizons a bit.
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Here are some alternative resources to help you broaden your horizons: It may be a little old school, but the reader is not dead.
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If you broaden your horizons through activities outside the office, you will meet new people and potentially fall in love with a new career path.
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That's the purpose of college, after all—to get a job, of course, but also to broaden your horizons, expand your view of the world.
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With the sun and love goddess Venus on a tour through your worldly ninth house, the first half of the month could seriously broaden your horizons.
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A game can help you identify blind spots or broaden your horizons, but it's still up to you to fill in that gap and do something.
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If you're still having a hard time getting a new gig, you may need to broaden your horizons by going back to school, changing industries or physically relocating.
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Documentary (through Sunday) Whatever your experience with documentaries may be, this all-nonfiction edition of the Museum of the Moving Image's recurring "See It Big!" series means to broaden your horizons.
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You'll definitely feel in your element as planets shift into fellow Fire sign Leo this month, and you can expect that exciting opportunities to broaden your horizons will come your way.
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You have a desire to broaden your horizons through travel or higher learning as planet of personal values, Venus, and planet of ideas, Mercury, move through the sector of your chart concerning philosophy.
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Faced with such omnipresent businesses peddling French desserts (a search on Yelp yields more than 3,200 results in Paris alone), it takes a certain effort to broaden your horizons and plunge into new territory, tastebuds wide open.
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While digesting as many books as they do won't automatically turn you into one of the richest people in the world or the next leader of the free world, it will help broaden your horizons and expand your knowledge.
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Make learning language fun There's no test score at the end of this, and no one will judge you for the odd mistake, so see it as an opportunity to broaden your horizons and engage with people on the other side of that language barrier.
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So much of your life this July is about your local neighborhood, thanks to the Sun in Cancer lighting up the sector of your chart that rules your stomping grounds (your bars, your cafes, your fuck buddy down the street), but it's time to broaden your horizons: This full moon wants you to travel to faraway places, see new things, and meet new people.
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As an audience, depending on what your perspective is, you may have an entrance point that could feel very familiar to you, and yet your exposure in equal amounts to equally legitimate points of view over the course of eight episodes hopefully will broaden your horizons just enough to allow you to hold a little bit more empathy for somebody else's point than you have when you started the experience.
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It was only fair to give credit where credit was due." Talking about the album, Gaskarth explained to Alternative Press, "we tried to explore something a little bit deeper. We're exploring some new moods, which is pretty cool." He added, "It's nice to get away from the pop-punk niche we came up in ... it's nice to try to broaden your horizons.
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