"We broadened and broadened and broadened that list over time as the Saudis kept striking things that we would have thought they wouldn't strike," Konyndyk told me.
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Now it has broadened that normative approach with the SDS.
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Other bills broadened this to under the age of 18.
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However, it was not the case that university broadened minds.
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That change has broadened access to NFL games on mobile.
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"They energized the base, and they broadened it," she continued.
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Judiciary Committee's broadened definition of an impeachable offense that holds
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The game has broadened many fans' worldview and cultural empathy.
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The oil producer finally broadened its definitions anyway in 2015.
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At the same time, AccuWeather broadened their own mobile platform.
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During the patient's second hospitalization the doctors broadened their search.
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It was then broadened to condemn all types of hatred.
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I wanted the context of the story to be broadened.
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Except in this respect: If Ailes broadened, he also debased.
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But they have since broadened into calls for universal suffrage.
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Eligibility requirements for association health plans should also be broadened.
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During the controversy over the islands, though, the crackdown broadened.
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More recently, Sanders has both broadened and sharpened his critique.
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U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has broadened scrutiny of Amazon.
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Both companies have broadened their offerings and target audience over time.
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"It's perfectly fine, and Chromebooks have broadened the market," says Mehdi.
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And you'll monetize, you know, that—call it broadened, deepened relationship.
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The expanding circus of international stars has broadened the league's appeal.
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His speeches rarely, if ever, broadened out to Syria and Assad.
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It has triggered questions in my mind and broadened my understanding.
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But the family broadened out the health category to mental health.
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It has since broadened its courses to cover all school grades.
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The character seems to have broadened interest in the show immensely.
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Initially, that move only impacted Europe; later it was broadened worldwide.
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And as it did, Mr. Schmidt's profile had grown and broadened.
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She began by covering her block, then broadened to the neighborhood.
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It broadened which stores may be subject to its stringent regulation.
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That perception had broadened the already extensive SEAL code of silence.
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The government in Baghdad has broadened its support among Sunni Iraqis.
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He broadened the search to 50 feet beyond the original site.
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They have since broadened to include demands such as universal suffrage.
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And he then broadened his sights to capitalist culture at large.
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The strategy for us is now broadened in terms of mobility, etc.
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As Parker's scope and ambitions have broadened, Tame Impala has stayed consistent.
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The growth of other faiths has broadened religious involvement in such causes.
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He has broadened the political debate and expanded the Democratic Party's horizons.
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It also appears to have broadened the political coalition behind the bill.
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California lawmakers have broadened the state's goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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As his sons—Ali, Abdullah and Faisal—pushed north, his ambitions broadened.
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A) broadened its offer to buy pieces of The Andersons Inc (ANDE.
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This was later broadened to include protecting Customs and Border Protection personnel.
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Talks of the new product come as Amazon has broadened its reach.
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The broadened investigation ads to Google's regulatory headaches, which include mulitple investigations.
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AND THE FINAL THING IS YOU'VE REALLY, REALLY BROADENED THE TAX BASE.
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The new rules come as ESPN has broadened its women's basketball coverage.
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Since then, the movement has broadened its focus to tuition and funding.
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Mr. Merritt's God talk can therefore be broadened to very positive ends.
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He spoke about how seeing the world in the Navy broadened him.
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With this new store, the Hesperios world has broadened to include food.
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The party has made gains and broadened its appeal beyond its core.
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Greater integration by evangelicals into the American mainstream has also broadened attitudes.
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They broadened their course offerings to reflect the more diverse student body.
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But the department quickly reverted to type, violating even the broadened parameters.
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While Ms. Trump's portfolio appears fairly circumscribed, Mr. Kushner has broadened his.
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Mr. Trump has not only reinstated it but greatly broadened its impact.
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The Affordable Care Act has substantially broadened access to comprehensive health insurance.
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But on Sunday, Clinton broadened her plaudits and began to evaluate Obama's legacy.
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He has not broadened his appeal like he's said he was going to.
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Although Sung still suspected her heart was the issue, he broadened his thinking.
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These were the first minors since the law was broadened to include them.
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As our understanding of motion broadened, so did the scope of symplectic geometry.
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While sun-sign horoscopes broadened access to astrology, they also reduced its complexity.
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He took what I felt was being directed to Mexicans and broadened it.
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With the help of their hilarious stories, she had broadened her sexual boundaries.
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Over the years, though, that recommendation has broadened dramatically, and for good reason.
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But as the movement's reach broadened, the revolutionary nature of its message receded.
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Over the years, the courts deepened and broadened their interpretation of sex discrimination.
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The United States has steadily broadened its use of sanctions since the Sept.
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Now its threat has broadened to the economic side of things as well.
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Now, that program will be further broadened to family members of such children.
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The movement broadened to include issues such as LGBTQ rights and abortion rights.
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That finding was then broadened and expanded in National Bank of Boston v.
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Lowered the threshold for strike-decisions and broadened the role of the CIA.
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And its broadened health play should help Fitbit keep an edge over Apple.
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Eventually that front row broadened to ladies like Barbara Walters and Diane Sawyer.
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Now, European farmers have secured their own broadened access to the Japanese market.
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It's not the first time the National Book Awards has broadened its scope.
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U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods were this month broadened to include consumer goods.
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He has broadened Nordstrom's world, thanks partly to his interest in pop culture.
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But the Alternative for Germany has steadily broadened its presence in state legislatures.
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In more recent years, Almodóvar has broadened his subject matter and his tone.
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Turkey has since broadened human rights and boosted Kurdish linguistic and political freedoms.
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It was "a great success," Althoff said, and so Microsoft broadened the practice.
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I broadened my rule to include one of my large upper-level courses.
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Ms Lagarde has energetically broadened its concerns to include inequality, gender and climate change.
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YouTube broadened its takedown of extremist videos last year in a major policy shift.
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The range of offences that would qualify for one-strike suspensions would be broadened.
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It is not their fault that the definition of racism in America has broadened.
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To tackle such problems, Green parties have broadened their platforms far beyond environmental issues.
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In 2014 a Supreme Court judgment broadened the definition of unlawful deprivation of liberty.
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The anger has now broadened out to attack the system from which finance springs.
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That wouldn't necessarily have absolved Schmidt, but it might have broadened the jury's perspective.
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On his current foreign trip, Trump has broadened this fight to a civilizational scale.
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It's since broadened to become a sports media company centered on premium video series.
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The movement then broadened to include issues such as LGBTQ rights and abortion rights.
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With three theater spaces at its disposal, the Signature has now broadened its mandate.
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But it didn't take long for the department to stray beyond the broadened parameters.
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But the world of science has broadened and matured spectacularly since the late 1800s.
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Switzerland's Coop had also broadened its boycott, banishing more Nestle products from its stores.
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But it has broadened to all sectors, including Wall Street, construction and even manufacturing.
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"I think that what's social media has done has broadened people's horizons," he says.
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That person is wrong, though I admit that his favorites have broadened my tastes.
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In recent years, the Aleppo pepper's innate versatility has broadened its appeal among chefs.
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And authorities everywhere have broadened their focus beyond just the administrators overseeing the markets.
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The CDC has broadened its criteria for sick patients who qualify for coronavirus testing.
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He broadened his social network, making new friends through work, school and mutual acquaintances.
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The justices who broadened their audiences usually only reached out to narrow, elite ones.
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It has since broadened its focus to activism around other issues at the company.
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General Ríos Montt also broadened the counterinsurgency policy to establish control over the survivors.
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But it seems to me the culture of philanthropy has broadened quite a lot.
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Late last year, the man who calls himself an "impatient optimist" broadened his energy quest.
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The discussion had moved to Facebook, and the scope broadened to work, photography, and travel.
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McDormand's speech broadened outward, as many others' speeches did, to address the broader cultural movement.
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Since then the scope of American actions has broadened and the burden of proof fallen.
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It also broadened the applicability of the child tax credit to include higher-income households.
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Learning the field has helped her to look at ads differently and broadened her perspective.
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The difference this time is that the ranking has broadened its definition of carbon-free.
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Les Feinberg, a white, working class transgender anti-zionist Jew, broadened my understanding of allyship.
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The Netherlands broadened its anti-ISIS bombing raids from Iraq into Syria three months ago.
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The article also referred incompletely to how the government broadened the definition of sexual harassment.
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I felt like my music after a while went on to other styles and broadened.
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These commercial innovations have broadened access to health care, education, clean water, information and entertainment.
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The CDC on Thursday also broadened its criteria for who should be admitted for testing.
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The campaign was initially targeted toward Latinos but eventually broadened with print and TV ads.
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Strategies to combat domestic violence have broadened, but public perception of the issue has not.
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President Trump broadened his Twitter attacks on leading black figures Monday to include the Rev.
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"We've perhaps broadened it into something that is fraternal and not necessarily sensual," she said.
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On February 13, recorded cases in China soared up as the diagnostic method was broadened.
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I'm a heavy Spotify user and find that music streaming has broadened my musical horizons.
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"Our distressed indicators for this portfolio continue to deepen, but have not broadened," Tsien said.
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Bickert expects the appeals process to broadened to other types of violations in the future.
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Beneath the snow on the upper cone, the slopes broadened upon the land for miles.
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Talk Talk toured with Duran Duran and broadened its American audience with videos on MTV.
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They broadened their mission to protect smallfolk against all potential predators, like northern raiders and outlaws.
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The results have broadened what these sites can accomplish — at least in the way of comedy.
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Airbnb, once focused only on lodging, has broadened its platform to include community-building shared experiences.
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Tezuka-san, you broadened what was permissible for The Legend of Zelda without even realising it.
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His early rhetoric focused on immigration from Mexico, but subsequently broadened to include anti-Muslim rhetoric.
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The three nations' reform efforts have broadened a rift between the EU's eastern and western wings.
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And just last week, Obama further broadened the categories under which Americans can lawfully travel there.
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Animation broadened the cultural outreach, with "Coco" -- a story rooted in Mexican traditions -- leading the way.
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Immigration, moreover, has broadened Britain's definition of religiosity to embrace the faiths of erstwhile imperial possessions.
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Rather, in the 1920s it broadened its racism to include other groups it deemed "un-American,"
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Switzerland's Coop also broadened its boycott earlier this month, banishing more Nestle products from its shelves.
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He noted that Banana Republic broadened its 50 percent-off discount to all regular-priced merchandise.
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Over time, the definition of "antiquities" broadened to include areas of unique geology, paleontology, and scenery.
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So, true to form, the public health authorities have broadened their mandate and kept on going.
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"We've really broadened the way that we think about B2B beyond just business travel," Gurion said.
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Goodstein, in an email on Sunday, said the focus has broadened since the Supreme Court ruling.
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But the requests have broadened to request just about every Disney princess, as well as superheroes.
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My mind adjusted, surprising and delighting me, as it broadened the spectrum of what was possible.
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His group then rebranded and broadened its focus, changing its name to NextGen America in 2017.
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"It's heartbreaking," he told me, particularly for his new in-laws, but his perspective quickly broadened.
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With each issue, the magazine quickly broadened to track night life, youth culture, politics and fashion.
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In this broadened meaning, happily married men, men with daughters and women themselves can be implicated.
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She said the competition broadened the way that she looked at the older people around her.
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Still, even as the lines determining who watches what have become less visible, access has broadened.
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It has also broadened the range of permissible collateral with corporate loans, lifting banks' lending potential.
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CDC has also broadened the number of people eligible for testing, in response to similar concerns.
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He trained opera singers initially but broadened his business to include actors on the Broadway stage.
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He has broadened the focus of the E.R.L.C. to include some types of criminal-justice reform.
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The protests then broadened to venting anger over other problems such as social repression and corruption.
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Officials broadened curbs to shorten the crossing, and widened medians and built protective barriers around them.
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Several of his early decisions, initially seen as controversial, broadened basic precepts of international criminal law.
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Smith's mix of zaniness, duty, and empathy not only charmed fans, but broadened the show's audience.
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More companies will be able to take advantage of the credit, which has been broadened in application.
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Support for the unity government had to be broadened before it could move to Tripoli, they added.
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His sweeping executive orders on immigration broadened the focus of enforcement beyond serious threats to public order.
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Chinese investments in Peru remain focused on mining, but have broadened to include infrastructure in recent years.
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They can seize the occasion by expanding market incentives while building on the gains in broadened access.
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It initially targeted distributed and mobile workforces but has since broadened out to include desktop support, too.
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I am proud of that because I think I have broadened their horizons in my own way.
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According to Mr Puigdemont, the Generalitat has "broadened the perimeter of knowledge of what's happening in Catalonia".
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Cosworth has broadened its focus in recent years from manufacturing engines to providing powertrain and electronics technology.
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And since the Unilever acquisition, Dollar Shave Club has broadened beyond the razor, a company spokesperson said.
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As demand has broadened from rich individuals to institutional investors, mainstream financial firms have entered the space.
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This industry and the sex workers in this industry have broadened my language and understanding about sexuality.
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"It was like an internship that broadened my experience in international relations," she says of the experience.
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But he participated in the debates, which broadened his exposure and helped him to an unexpected victory.
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Street protests that initially started against a draft labor reform bill, have broadened out to other issues.
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To achieve a culture change like British Columbia's, Trump's reforms could be broadened in a phase two.
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The July ruling also broadened the types of ID that college students can present at polling places.
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In 2015 it broadened the number of skin tones, eye colors and hairstyles available for the dolls.
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The United States Sentencing Commission took up this issue in April, when it broadened compassionate-release criteria.
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Speaking on Monday evening, Erdogan said the definition of terrorist needed to be broadened to include supporters.
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On Sunday, Paramount brass argued that under Abrams, the "Star Trek" series has broadened its international appeal.
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The investigation may be broadened to include ousted national security adviser Michael Flynn's conversations with Russian diplomats.
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The existing environmental protection agency would be broadened into a larger ministry for ecological and environmental protection.
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I then slowly started receiving expired medicine from my lecturers and classmates, which broadened my color palette.
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I began the project in New York and broadened it to Chicago, Houston, Miami and Oakland, Calif.
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At the end of his "pollution tour," the day after the fire, Mayor Stokes broadened his message.
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He also broadened it to cover nearly all health care funding, rather than just family planning funding.
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The alliance, which in 2016 was broadened to include Mitsubishi, accounts for 10.6 million cars sold annually.
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Uncovered in the 1940s, these blockbuster documents kaleidoscopically broadened our sense of what Christianity was and is.
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The CDC broadened its coronavirus testing criteria so that more people with symptoms qualify for a test.
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In particular, Paramount marketers put together a clever campaign that broadened the film's appeal beyond horror fans.
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She then broadened her scope to include social issues like prison reform, suicide prevention and women's rights.
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Earlier Friday, the Chinese authorities broadened a travel lockdown in central China to 21 cities near Wuhan.
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But in court Tuesday, on the opening day of testimony in Unsworth's suit, Musk broadened the claim.
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The protests have broadened since they began more than three months ago into calls for universal suffrage.
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But this should not change the level of cooperation, which needs to be constantly broadened and deepened.
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The Obama years produced a paradox: Opposition to the Iraq war broadened, but it did not deepen.
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It acknowledges that it broadened its portfolio of communities partly in response to criticism in the 20143s.
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In addition to playing games, Hoffman told the Times being "an obsessive science fiction reader" broadened his thinking.
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Countries and companies, fueled by cheap debt, aggressively broadened their operations, betting that China's appetite would grow unabated.
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Now, the conflict has broadened onto much wider terrain, Axios' Ina Fried wrote in this morning's Login newsletter.
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When that didn't get the shares, he then broadened the scope to all women leaders two hours later.
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But the program should be broadened to cover the whole country, and it must be forcefully carried out.
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But this time around, the focus broadened beyond specific lending arrangements to ask: Who owes what to whom?
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Her tone was more confident and her pitch faster, and she had broadened it beyond women in tech.
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When Variety asked about the film, she broadened the conversation to be about the #MeToo movement in general.
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Mr Gove broadened the debate by suggesting that large swathes of industry might be affected by rent-seeking.
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"It broadened the appeal of the medium," Slevin said of the first Obama VR video from last summer.
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Although the range of voices at the peak of politics in Britain has broadened, it is still narrow.
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The language of the resolution would likely be broadened to reject other forms of bigotry, including Islamophobia. Rep.
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There he broadened his indictment of American injustice, looking beyond southern racism to domestic poverty and foreign conflicts.
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It later broadened its approach with the introduction of such IoT products as Amazon Echo and Google Assistant.
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EU governments adopted a broadened blacklist of tax havens on Tuesday, adding 10 jurisdictions to the updated list.
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The argument is that each game can be customized and/or broadened to include a variety of backgrounds.
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down a lawsuit that would have broadened protections for corporate whistleblowers.
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But he broadened that definition by sharing his struggles with us and by viewing our struggles as his.
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To combat this type of interference, Ravel said, the current definition of election advertising needs to be broadened.
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One development asks if Nunn's idiosyncratic vision can be broadened; the other asks if it can be reproduced.
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While insurance companies have slowly broadened their coverage of other aspects of reproductive health, IVF coverage remains uncommon.
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Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Audi are also evaluating whether their cooperation on maps can be broadened, Zetsche said.
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The call to fire the officers broadened the departmental fallout as the force struggles to restore public trust.
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Shows at major public institutions including the National Portrait Gallery and British Museum have further broadened his popularity.
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This isn't the first time Maven has been tweaked and broadened since it first launched in January 2016.
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Authorities broadened the investigation after two other cases of illness at the company in recent years were discovered.
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Notre Dame is fundamentally a place of worship and retains great religious importance, but its meaning has broadened.
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Wölffer Estate Vineyard has gradually broadened its portfolio beyond wine to include other alcoholic drinks, like distilled spirits.
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The definition of American food, since Twain outlined it, has broadened, while the country's wild ingredients have dwindled.
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Despite that, according to the CNN poll, she has not broadened her coalition or eaten into Biden's support.
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The restrictions were only broadened to the whole country when these measures did not stop the virus's spread.
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The CDC has broadened its coronavirus testing standards so that more Americans showing symptoms can get lab tests
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The two home improvement companies have been able to withstand the assault from Amazon, which recently broadened its .
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The sweeps draw on a 2014 counterterror law that broadened the definition of terror activities to include dissent.
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But they have since broadened into calls for universal suffrage, including an independent inquiry into perceived police brutality.
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At the same time, he has broadened his role as a cable news commentator and talk radio host.
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Prosecutors have broadened their investigation in part due to information received from traders questioned for spoofing-related charges.
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The next survey in 2015 was broadened to include four provinces and cities -- Shanghai, Beijing, Jiangsu and Guangdong.
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While the definition of trolling has broadened in recent years, its original use on the internet stemmed from fishing.
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Would the outcome have been the same if the age demographic were broadened or if nonhospitalized patients were included?
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When that's broadened to all opioids including heroin, there were 33,000 overdose deaths in 2015 and 42,000 in 2016.
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It has since broadened out to connect people seeking digital services with providers who charge a range of rates.
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Street style—blogs at first and then social media—have really broadened the sphere of influence past fashion magazines.
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Recently, he's broadened his horizons by offering an Argentine-style chorizo and is currently looking into doing Spanish-style.
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This measure broadened an earlier law that provided an "emergency financial manager" for financially distressed cities and school districts.
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The protests broadened into rallies over political rights, leading to the resignation of Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn in February.
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Patrick McHenry (R-NC), broadened the scope of his criticisms to cover the entire tech industry, not just Facebook.
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Eliminate the broadened safety valve, which allows judges to give less than the mandatory minimum sentence in certain situations.
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This agreement moved his policy platform to the centre and broadened his support, says Jaime Ordoñez, a political scientist.
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The arrival of hundreds of thousands of poor Arabs and Africans in recent years has broadened its strategic horizons.
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Hogan also said that Walsh had broadened the charges against Weinberger long after he was permitted to do so.
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That resolution broadened a 2011 agreement that permitted the NFL to play games at London's Wembley Stadium through 2016.
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Xiaomi began shipping to Russia back in 2017 by introducing three handset models and its offering has since broadened.
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McKinley thus broadened the electoral battlefield, forcing Democrats to expend resources defending states they had previously taken for granted.
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This show can elicit several "NOPE"s during any given episode, so we broadened the specificity on this one.
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Over time, Billboard has broadened the qualifications for its charts, counting online streams as well as traditional album sales.
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LEGERE: I WON'T SAY 53% BUT I'LL SAY SERVICES ARE GONNA BE BROADENED AND PRICES ARE GONNA GO DOWN.
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The Trump administration has broadened the availability of alternatives that have lower premiums, but offer fewer benefits and protections.
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Stutterheim has also recently broadened its range to include quilted vests and streamlined bomber jackets, as well as accessories.
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Bakish has also broadened Viacom's international footprint, which is being considered a linchpin to the combined company's expansion abroad.
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They believe the definition should be broadened to help the FTC better police tech giants and other data collectors.
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Another 2017 city ordinance broadened the city's definition of "lewd" conduct to include public displays of certain body parts.
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Both Leucadia and Jefferies have broadened and deepened their benches over the past several years, which Fitch views favorably.
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Likewise, relationships between the media, expert communities, and civil society in both countries need to be fostered and broadened.
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Canada objected, saying Brazil had unfairly broadened the case by including four claims that went beyond its original complaint.
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Joanna Coles, chief content officer of Hearst Magazines, broadened her applicant pool by tapping into new, diverse professional networks.
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GM bought the Hummer brand in the late 1990s, and broadened the lineup with more smaller, more affordable versions.
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That suit, named for the plaintiff Barbara Handschu, was broadened to include other groups and was settled in 1985.
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This presidential election reinforces the need for a third party and, indeed, has broadened the constituency in its support.
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" Ms. Taylor added: "We have had such an incredible reaction and broadened the audience that knows about the brand.
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But the company broadened its operations to sell investment products and other services and has increasingly made aggressive bets.
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Hiring priorities have broadened to include positions aimed at increasing online readership and deepening its engagement with its audience.
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Unemployment benefits would be extended by 26 weeks and was broadened to include freelancers, furloughed employees and gig workers.
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But that law covered only the Pentagon, not the separate C.I.A. drone campaign, which has broadened under Mr. Trump.
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The investigation was recently broadened to include at least 10 other offices with above-average rates of granting asylum.
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With many party members convinced that power is a real prospect, the campaigning focus of the left has broadened.
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It has already further broadened and deepened analytic philosophy and shows promise of promoting serious engagement with continental thinkers.
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The Justice Department and the F.B.I. each recently broadened their inquiries into Cambridge Analytica by also focusing on Facebook.
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Although the group continued to target health care facilities , The Dark Overlord soon broadened its focus to include corporations.
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When the F.B.I. finally broadened its definition of rape in 2012, the project's work had been a major influence.
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However, the mobile app, which was built with React Native for Android and iOS, can be broadened over time.
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A new analysis looks at workforce trends in the hotel industry since the NLRB broadened the joint employer standard.
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The resulting company originally sold cybersecurity software, but it has since broadened its offerings to provide security consulting services.
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But now that broadened U.S. access is off the table, both nations are re-considering their commitments, he continued.
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But your stories broadened our own perspectives -- giving us pause and giving us hope -- about what may be possible.
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By 1939 Congress broadened the limit coverage to the entire national debt, but since then not much has changed.
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In their appeal, Dartmouth members say the dialogue on strategic stability should be broadened to include other nuclear powers.
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Monday marked the first time Trump broadened his calls for an investigation to include the Obamas' agreement with Netflix.
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But the protest slogans broadened out into other areas - poor safety standards, late payments, poor insurance coverage and seasonal unemployment.
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Gorman has broadened Morgan Stanley's wealth management division, a more reliable source of revenue than the traditionally volatile trading operations.
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The NBA first partnered with FanDuel in 2014 with daily fantasy sports, then broadened to include InPlay two years later.
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Her body of work encompasses an astonishing range of vividly realized performances, broadened even further with her work in Manifesto.
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Now the Trump administration has broadened the definition of public charge to include people who temporarily use non-cash benefits.
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While French authorities initially centered their attention on track and field officials, they later broadened their scrutiny of other sports.
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"It broadened out into thinking, well this is actually going to be how we understand friendship as well," Edge said.
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Led by Zhou Yahui, a shrewd investor himself, Kunlun has backed companies that broadened distribution channels for its gaming titles.
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Flashback: Over a period of six weeks, the crowd swelled as older people joined and the list of demands broadened.
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Since then, Congress has broadened successive tariff bills to include many finished products that can go straight to store shelves.
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The European Union has broadened its information-sharing between governments and is expected to present a new cyber defence plan.
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It broadened my musical horizons, freed me from my self-imposed nerd prison, and above all, taught me to trust.
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Clinton was a president who had successfully broadened his appeal over the course of his presidency, before the scandal broke.
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We're going to have those laws broadened because we're playing with two sets of rules: their rules and our rules.
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Now, however, that mission has broadened and the company is billing itself as a platform to reach and book photographers.
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Google, meanwhile, has already broadened the scope and usefulness of its devices, a far cry from the first Chromebook models.
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The broadened definition proposal will be sent out for public comment and then reviewed by the SEC after 60 days.
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Modern understanding of the war has broadened since then, and the cultural forces that made these films successful has changed.
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The scope of the investigation has also broadened into looking at possible collusion between the Kremlin and the Trump campaign.
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The trade deficit broadened to its widest level since January in October, according to the latest from the Commerce Department.
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DUBAI/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Qatar Airways has broadened its global reach by purchasing a 2800 percent stake in Cathay Pacific (0293.
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Third, the mainly Republican-dominated support for the NCRI has to be broadened into a more bipartisan coalition of supporters.
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I had good health insurance and the means to pay out-of-pocket, which broadened my provider and facility options.
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Under Rául Castro, those reforms were broadened considerably, though they were sometimes met with public grumbling from his older brother.
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Since the experts' departure in April, the government has broadened its investigation to include a wider range of possible suspects.
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The Trump administration broadened the opportunity for private sector agents and brokers to assist consumers in signing up last fall.
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"Knowlton's activism helped defeat the bathroom bills in Washington and broadened the debate over transgender equality on a national scale."
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The holiday, which originally marked the end of World War I, was broadened in the 1950s to honor all veterans.
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Rate review, which was broadened under ObamaCare, is seen as an important tool for states battling to keep premiums low.
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Parent engagement has been broadened from an initial focus on student attendance to a more comprehensive understanding of family challenges.
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The decision of this apprentice butcher to stand tall, in his own way, greatly broadened the meaning of the moment.
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But the demonstrations have long since broadened into calls for more democracy and many protesters have pledged to fight on.
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Under Barack Obama's administration, the Department of Education issued guidelines that broadened a school's obligations for handling sexual assault allegations.
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Testing guidelines were broadened by the CDC earlier this week after the first case of unknown origin emerged in California.
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And the win raises new questions about Sanders' claim to have broadened his demographic appeal following his failed 2016 campaign.
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In Hubei province, on February 12 health officials essentially broadened the definition of what could be counted as a case.
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Also, the mayor broadened the anti-smoking laws to include e-cigarettes, well before the dangers of vaping became known.
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Complicating matters further is Mueller's probe, which has ramped up in aggressiveness and has broadened to examine Trump's White House.
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The movement has broadened into demands that local leaders resign and that residents be allowed to vote in free elections.
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The movement has broadened into demands that local leaders resign and that residents be allowed to vote in free elections.
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The European Union has broadened its information-sharing between governments and is expected to present a new cyber defense plan.
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The sunset provision has to be amended, and the inspections have to broadened to include non-declared and military sites.
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These sanctions should also be broadened to include IRGC commanders controlling the suppression of popular dissent in Iran's 31 provinces.
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So the whole thing has broadened, and that's what I mean with it coming back to that original stage again.
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The collection has also broadened to include artists from 23 Pacific region countries, including Cambodia, Colombia, Japan, and New Zealand.
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But under Mr Haldane the role has broadened to include responsibility for building the bank's research, analysis and data-gathering capabilities.
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"News Corp has broadened its existing complaint," the person said, declining to be named because of the sensitivity of the matter.
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The call broadened criticism of the government by opposition lawmaker Robert Kyagulanyi, a musician known by his stage name Bobi Wine.
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Yes, living abroad broadened my horizons and gave me a new perspective on life and on my identity as an adult.
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The venture community has broadened considerably over the last decade, but it still remains tight-knit compared with many other industries.
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The Kaiser survey also asked respondents about their views on Medicaid, which was broadened under Obamacare to cover low-income adults.
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Grab has evolved considerably over its five year history, most notably it has broadened into fintech over the last 18 months.
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"We've broadened health to include animal health," says Gibbs referring to opportunities around anti-microbial health and investments in animal health.
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There is a whole new layer of my own personhood, but also a broadened humanity, that I could not see before.
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ESMA Chair Steven Maijoor said that compared with the first stress test in 2016, the latest health check was broadened out.
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Lower courts have split on the issue that is of critical importance to LGBT rights supporters who are seeking broadened protections.
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"Anytime you're doing anything beyond yourself, you're getting a more broadened perspective beyond what's making your own life difficult," she says.
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Living and working in Southeast Asia has been an adventure that broadened our horizons and will always be in our hearts.
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During the June 2015 elections, he broadened the HDP's traditionally narrow Kurdish nationalist base by reaching out to liberal Turkish voters.
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It's also included non-Chinese instruments like Indian drums and the cello, and the Liyuan plotlines have been broadened beyond folklore.
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Short-term, it gave them larger muscles, but it also deepened their voices, broadened their shoulders, and made them especially hairy.
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Since its creation, the Pirate Party's aims have broadened to include human rights, freedom of information, anti-corruption and net neutrality.
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While the scope of the probe has broadened the scale of the suspected wrongdoing remained unknown and prosecutors declined to comment.
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So in a way, you know, the loss of a member maybe broadened our horizons to turn something into a positive.
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In 1992, for instance, Mr. McCrory opposed a proposal that would have broadened Charlotte's anti-bias ordinance to include sexual orientation.
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Why it matters: These developments suggest that Mueller's inquiry into Stone may have broadened beyond his conduct relating to Russian meddling.
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The Trump administration recently broadened the availability of this coverage, which lasts just shy of one year, through an executive order.
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Fully implemented in 2014, the law also broadened the reach of Medicaid in 37 states, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Though the indictment moves the cases toward trial, it is not yet clear whether the investigation has broadened to target others.
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We did more reporting that broadened our picture of Mr. Trump's finances at the time, and reached out to additional sources.
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Plame suggested that Libby's pardon broadened the disconnect between the President and the intelligence community, which in turn endangered the country.
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She's since broadened her attack, arguing in 2014's This Changes Everything that capitalism is ostensibly incapable of curbing climate change.
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" Last week, legislators also passed a bill that broadened the definition of rape to include "all forms of nonconsensual sexual assault.
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With Bannon as CEO, Conway as campaign manager and Paul Manafort carrying on as campaign chairman, Trump has broadened his team.
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Monalene Delo from Wilmington said online dating broadened the dating pool for everyone: Dating in today's world can be very stressful.
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In fact, easy access to the city has broadened the region's appeal, as commuting once or twice a week feels doable.
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But like many of its epic pop-culture contemporaries ("Lost," the Harry Potter series), "Adventure Time" broadened and deepened and unfolded.
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At the insistence of Democrats, the program was broadened to include freelancers, furloughed employees and gig workers, such as Uber drivers.
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" The Times of London said: "By expanding its parameters, it has broadened its outlook in complex ways and deepened it, too.
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After Vietnam, investigators broadened their focus to another instrument of executive control over foreign policy: the intelligence services and covert operations.
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Then hours later, the North broadened the source of its anger and sharpened the threat to the summit with Mr. Trump.
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The federal tax overhaul, which eliminated or capped several deductions and exemptions, effectively broadened what counts as income for some families.
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Financial markets have been deregulated, globalized and broadened, and financial instruments have been transformed in their applications, marketability, liquidity and transparency.
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Dave Trott of Michigan, Frank LoBiondo of New Jersey and Lynn Jenkins of Kansas also broadened the competitive map for 2018.
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The company then broadened its distribution, expanding its market penetration in the United States beyond the South and buying companies abroad.
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The probe has also broadened to include foreign business dealings from people in Trump's orbit, particularly son-in-law Jared Kushner.
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Bernie Sanders trumpeted his vote against the U.S.A. Patriot Act, which authorized broadened government surveillance in the wake of the Sept.
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This broadened tent wants Democrats to offer steady, sensible alternatives to Trump's erratic policies on both the international and domestic fronts.
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Known by critics as the "global gag" rule, Trump broadened its scope to include all global health assistance in his Jan.
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Instead, the campaign broadened out to new areas, including the conflicts in Syria and Afghanistan, and even Trump's tax reform initiative.
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The FBI broadened its definition of sexual crimes in 2014, while the LAPD improved its crime reporting after previously underreporting violent crimes.
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Trump also broadened the categories of illegal immigrants prioritized for deportation to include those charged, even if not convicted, of serious crimes.
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Even as the scope of its mission broadened, the agency did not receive adequate funding, according to a House Oversight Committee report.
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The company has since broadened its remit to "fix the outdated methods" of renting a home and living together in shared accommodations.
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Once transgressive and niche, the term became untethered to the specifics of its non-white, non-straight past as its use broadened.
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John Thune, the No. 3 Republican in the Senate, when asked about narrowing the conversation after Trump broadened it at Wednesday's meeting.
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In May, the startup broadened its mission to become more of a female health company with the launch of SEX by LOLA.
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The company's travails show how the government in Beijing has broadened its restrictions on what people see and say on the internet.
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The dispute has broadened beyond tariffs on goods to other areas of such as the fast growing telecommunications equipment and services sector.
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Initially it used point-of-sale kiosks located in public areas, but it later broadened its focus to support an agent model.
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And the definition has been broadened to include Medicaid, housing assistance and food assistance under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP.
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In Illinois, Democrats have broadened their appeal from cities alone to capture more suburban districts, but most rural areas are solidly Republican.
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The land was eventually abandoned, but the canals remained and broadened over time, channeling saltwater into the sawgrass marsh, a freshwater ecosystem.
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However, Elisabetta Trenta, the defense minister of the southern European nation, said in an interview that this rule should be broadened out.
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He wants "compassion" to be broadened to include whether the government is ripping off taxpayers by using their money for ineffective programs.
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While the scope of the probe broadened on Monday the scale of the suspected wrongdoing remained unknown and prosecutors declined to comment.
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the new tax code that went into effect in 2018, temporarily broadened the medical expense deduction.
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The approach will "inevitably" be broadened to rival operators, Mr O'Leary says, enabling transfers with full-service carriers at their respective hubs.
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Court rulings have broadened the scope of "aids and appliances" to include things like beds and chairs, which are needed by everyone.
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That's a significant development extending a long line of cases that have broadened the zone of expression protected by the First Amendment.
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Repeal and replace may be the republican mantra, but the ACA has broadened the scope of reform in ways that will persist.
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So as you can imagine, the book kind of generalized and broadened and became a bit more accessible and more wide-ranging.
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Some members of Indigenous communities were barred from voting until 1957, when remaining state laws finally broadened electoral access to Native people.
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More recently — beyond releasing a gospel album and an eight-track EP in 2018 — the longtime rap legend has broadened his horizons.
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Mr. Woodhouse said his tastes, perspectives and horizons were broadened during his time growing up on military posts throughout Asia and Europe.
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" He said that the provision in the 2017 tax law "broadened the income tax to include a greater share of worker compensation.
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But the Changs leveraged their success, opening new stores every six months, which broadened the company's customer base at the same time.
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"We broadened the pool of developers who can work with us because they're not limited by who needs an exit," he said.
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Arkansas, North Dakota and Florida -- all Trump states -- broadened access, as Maine, Nevada and Massachusetts voted to legalize weed for recreational use.
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The issue has been addressed by at least one luxury label, too: Christian Louboutin broadened its classic "nude" shoe range in 2015.
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Well last night, Jimmy Fallon broadened Shelton's horizons by taking him to Nobu and treating him to several different raw fish courses.
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It is part of what is meant by sustainability and the time frame and scope of international efforts must be broadened accordingly.
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That role broadened when Mr. Robbins recommended Mr. Johnson to restage the show with the original choreography for revivals around the country.
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And though Wuorinen's tendency toward lacerating public pronouncements has changed little in the half-century since, his language has broadened and deepened.
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The New York indictment offers further evidence that investigators have broadened their inquiry into doctors who were prescribing the drug to patients.
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More recently, its work has broadened to focus on food safety and nutrition, natural resources, trade and international agriculture and the environment.
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Since then, that mission has broadened from giving investors more power to nominate directors to including greater disclosures about a board's diversity.
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He began, he said, with a focus on early- and mid-20th-century photography; his appetite broadened along with his bank balance.
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But critics have argued that its reach has broadened over time and that countries within the European Union are interpreting it differently.
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The search, part of an inquiry into possible Trump campaign ties to Russia, signals that the investigation into Mr. Manafort has broadened.
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After years fighting Egypt's security forces there, Islamic State militants broadened their range of targets in 2017 to Christians and Sufi Muslims.
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A key matter to consider is what the news agenda might look like if the broadcast networks broadened their agenda-setting perspective.
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Federal prosecutors in Manhattan have broadened their inquiry into possible financial improprieties to include accusations that Mr. Weinstein violated federal stalking laws.
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Here the body and flavor of what is typically a rather thin sauce is broadened with a stock made from fish bones.
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But this year, the campaign broadened its scope, collecting donations online through a collaboration with GoFundMe and adding a new beneficiary organization.
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Since then, we have continued to monitor our systems, and broadened the range of IRA-related actors against whom we've taken action.
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This coincides with the broadened popularity of "nerd culture," as subcultures surrounding science fiction, comic books, and video games enter the mainstream.
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Demonstrators are angry about what they see as creeping interference by Beijing and the protests have broadened into calls for universal suffrage.
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This broadened agenda makes it hard to identify a single issue as the most urgent: It's all connected and it all matters.
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Four years later, the act was broadened to allow the President to sanction any violator of human rights anywhere in the world.
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And when broadened out to include brick-and-mortar stores, its online share of the battery market equals less than 5 percent.
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Judge Joseph Marx broadened a previous order from another judge, who last week temporarily blocked the release of videos involving Mr. Kraft.
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The annual Chicago Blues Fest—the world's largest free blues event—expanded its hours in 2018 and broadened its reach beyond tribute acts.
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The Affordable Care Act broadened Medicaid eligibility to cover millions more low-income Americans, and offered states federal money to recoup the costs.
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S. trade war broadened to include foreign exchange with Washington on Monday branding Beijing a currency manipulator for the first time since 1994.
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Obviously, they broadened that out an enormous amount over the last three, four years, building a significant news brand, a serious news brand.
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But he was also authentic and vibrant, using his platform to bring a broadened sense of culinary and cultural experiences to the masses.
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It broadened Nintendo's audience base at a time when Microsoft's Xbox 360 and Sony's PlayStation were intensifying competition in the home gaming market.
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South Korea imported 10.9 billion yen ($98 million) worth of Japanese seafood in the year to August 2013 before it broadened its restrictions.
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These games from Blackstorm Labs are partly a showcase of technology that the company thinks can be broadened to any kind of application.
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Its service offering just broadened after the startup launched on Thursday an online financial system aimed at car leasing and fleet management companies.
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South Korea imported 10.9 billion yen ($102 million) worth of Japanese seafood in the year to August 2013 before it broadened its restrictions.
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Turkey broadened its purge of people in public positions who the government claims belong to the movement allegedly behind last year's failed coup.
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Aside from America's most-loved chief executives, Glassdoor broadened its annual list out to the likes of Canada and some countries in Europe.
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The Outside Your Bubble Facebook group is a place to post stories, videos, or events that you feel may have broadened your perspective.
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"China has long maintained its military is for the defense of its borders but that definition has broadened over the years," Roggeveen said.
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If I had, I'd have gotten a necessarily limited version of jazz — ECM's — though that version has broadened a lot in recent years.
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It would effectively be a $30 billion tax hike on the U.S. economy (and more if the scope of the tariffs were broadened).
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S. trade war broadened to include foreign exchange with Washington on Monday branding Beijing a currency manipulator for the first time since 7.07563.
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Rallies over land rights then broadened into demonstrations over political restrictions and perceived rights abuses, including the incarceration of Bekele and his colleagues.
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We recommend that the consumer welfare test needs to be broadened and a public interest test should be applied to data-driven mergers.
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Sanders does not seem to have broadened his coalition, while Clinton, the frontrunner, does not seem to be converting much of Bernie's base.
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Canada later objected, saying Brazil had broadened its complaint and some of its claims were outside the remit of the WTO dispute panel.
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If, however, we want to beat cancer we should change our approach to insurance coverage, demanding it is broadened to allow personalized medicine.
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While the Commission's proposal targets big online platforms, the parliamentary committee subsequently broadened the scope to give more power to Europe's creative industries.
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The global string of terrorist attacks linked to the Islamic State has broadened the War on Terror's debate over the past two years.
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He recently broadened the categories of people who could be targeted for immigration enforcement to anyone who had been charged with a crime.
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U.S. regulators this week broadened a directive to check the fan blades in hundreds of engines similar to the one that blew apart.
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And for all that oil and metals have come to dominate economies such as Nigeria's and Congo's, the boom broadened beyond natural resources.
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Since then the improvement in the fortunes of the Lib Dems, to whom we gave our conditional backing, has broadened the menu somewhat.
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As the protests became entrenched and broadened, the political parties with parliamentary blocs began to look hard at possible candidates to replace him.
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Helping boost its sales, the company not only revamped its burger this year, but broadened its lineup in 2017 to include simulated sausages.
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In the New Hampshire primary, Sanders broadened his appeal beyond the liberal base to include a growing number of white working-class voters.
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On Monday, Ocasio-Cortez broadened her criticism of Amazon to encompass larger economic issues she has made a central part of her message.
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BHP, an Anglo-Australian mining giant, broadened its search for female miners by recruiting from professions, such as nursing, with some similar skills.
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"He has broadened the scope of his investigation far beyond his charge to examine Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election," said Rep.
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His writings, especially in Arabic, may have broadened divides within the Saudi royal family created by the crown prince's ruthless power-consolidation campaign.
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Partly to differentiate itself, the ADB has broadened its activities beyond infrastructure such as financing of steps for poverty reduction, healthcare and education.
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Giovanni Di Martino, Praiano's mayor, said his administration had adopted the association's plan and broadened it to include the restoration of religious shrines.
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So far there are only discussions with French asset managers, though talks could be broadened out to include foreign companies, the source added.
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The global string of terrorist attacks linked to the Islamic State has broadened the war on terror's debate over the past two years.
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The administration said the navigators are not effective; last year, it broadened the chances for private sector agents and brokers to assist consumers.
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Governor Jerry Brown signed legislation in September that broadened the state's legal definition of rape and mandated prison if the victim was unconscious.
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Women's Health magazine has joined us in banning the term, and even Sports Illustrated has broadened its definition of a beach-ready body.
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The approval of a record executive was no longer necessary to record an album, and the definition of a recording studio was broadened.
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Over the last 30 years, over 1,000 artists have exhibited there — and it has broadened the acceptance of public art in the city.
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To further drive home the importance of animals, he broadened his horizon to other small creatures, including frogs, snails, lizards, and even bugs.
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The search criteria for new directors should be broadened, and bigger slates featuring younger people, women and minorities should be offered over all.
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A day earlier, the Trump administration broadened its attack on the health care law, asking a federal appeals court to invalidate it entirely.
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So while the show has broadened drag's audience in general, its younger audience in particular has exploded into a community all its own.
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In a similar way, Mr. Inslee has taken his signature issue and broadened it so it touches several other aspects of American life.
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The plea for a broadened scope is also linked to Wilson's view of the relations between the content of humanistic and scientific work.
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The group has broadened its campaign this year to include Egypt's Coptic Christian minority, attacking churches, Christian homes and pilgrims across the country.
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Moreover, the Italian health system has broadened its testing beyond only people with symptoms who have been in contact with infected coronavirus subjects.
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For several years, he identified as a poet — in my view, he was never not one — and then his focus changed and broadened.
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The safety measure is being broadened at a time when city officials have faced questions about whether their Vision Zero campaign has stalled.
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With the tone and decay controls on the 2909, the bass drum sounds could also be sustained and broadened to suggest subterranean melodies.
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The camps have since broadened into a gathering of people focused on bringing attention to environmental issues and the rights of indigenous people.
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Just as we are seeing with the ongoing Russia probe today, Starr's original investigation started with a specific goal and broadened over time.
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This model is one that should be broadened into a national practice, where national policymakers and legislators are giving acknowledgements to community leaders.
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He has broadened his base of donors, employing a small-dollar fund-raising operation used by Senator Bernie Sanders in his presidential campaign.
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Federal prosecutors in Manhattan have also broadened their inquiry into possible financial improprieties to include accusations that Mr. Weinstein violated federal stalking laws.
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The administration also broadened the availability of plans that small businesses can buy that don't have to adhere to all of Obamacare's protections.
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Those protests quickly broadened into a pro-democracy movement that demanded the former president face the courts over allegations of genocide and corruption.
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Andrée delights in experimenting with color, and over the years, their palette has broadened, from grainy earth tones to blues, greens and yellows.
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The proposal is expected to cover U.S. humanitarian and development assistance and could be broadened to include American military aid to other countries.
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And by the 1980s, the Bastille was a working-class area; this new opera house was conceived with a broadened public in mind.
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Trump, a Republican, broadened ICE's focus within days of taking office in 2017, saying no immigrants should be considered exempt from law enforcement.
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His delight in his own technical prowess was evident, but, as his repertoire broadened and his discography lengthened, the refinement of his artistry intensified.
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More than 170 people have died since April 19 amid a heavy-handed crackdown on protests that have broadened to demand Ortega&aposs exit.
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It's also broadened its focus beyond policing to address other issues that impact black lives in America, like housing inequality, worker protections, and guns.
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The administration broadened narrow existing religious exemptions to include an exception "on the basis of moral conviction" for non-profit and for-profit companies.
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But he broadened his approach after the 2016 elections, rebranding NextGen Climate as NextGen America to take on a wider mission to counter Trump.
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If your best reference for how a nun or Catholic sister behaves is The Sound of Music, it's high time you broadened your perspective.
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California broadened its law in 2018 to offer protections for people harassed in an expanded set of business relationships — including, notably, relationships with producers.
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Ms Hill's account of her former boss's unwelcome sexualised talk and repeated propositions (which he strongly denied) broadened conceptions of what constituted sexual harassment.
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Siri's predictive capabilities are getting better, and now that Apple has opened Siri up to third-party-developers the feature's capabilities are being broadened.
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"A broadened derivatives market gives fund companies more choices in designing fund products," said, Fang Weili, deputy CEO of Huatai-PineBridge Investments in Shanghai.
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"Since then, we have continued to monitor our systems, and broadened the range of IRA-related actors against whom we've taken action," Walker writes.
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On Wednesday, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said they could be broadened, while Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives also indicated a sanctions legislation.
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Work experience and certification requirements to be considered a "specialized investor" approved to invest in private equity funds and private placements were also broadened.
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Christie had broadened the program, promising billions of dollars of giveaways if companies met certain rules for staying, expanding or moving to New Jersey.
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He broadened his complaints on Tuesday night to encompass "many other countries," though notably focused on another favorite Republican target: ...peace treaty with Israel.
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Court interpretations since the law's passing in 1996 have broadened platforms' immunity, even if they deliberately encourage the posting of harmful user-generated content.
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But growth broadened out, with 71 percent of funds seeing assets increase over the past 12 months, up from 51 percent a year ago.
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Although The Times's article focused on the efforts of Springleaf, now OneMain, to raise costs on borrowers, the lender recently broadened its legislative agenda.
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" On Sunday, he broadened his Twitter attacks on Robart, who was appointed by former Republican President George W. Bush, to include the "court system.
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All the CEOs interviewed said they benefited from the Airbnb ecosystem, but they broadened their revenue stream by working with other home-rental platforms.
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But the latest allegations have broadened the scope to call out other abuses of power that make sets such hostile work environments for women.
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It didn't teach me anything that broadened my intellectual horizons, I was not very good at it, and I didn't like it at all.
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But on Monday, Israel broadened the limit to 12-15 miles (19-2003 km) out, its widest since 2000, before a Palestinian revolt erupted.
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Open artistic sexuality has broadened the possibilities for eroticism in art, but like your Grandpa says, there's magic in leaving something to the imagination.
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Because there can be this neuro-pathway that gets broadened, which is learning how to encapsulate things that are private, and talk about them.
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While at Forbes, he broadened the company's native advertising offerings, including a product called BrandVoice that allows advertisers to contribute material alongside Forbes articles.
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In that post, either in conjunction with CBS News or in independent Times projects, Mr. Clymer broadened the scope of opinion surveys beyond politics.
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Samsung launched its new Galaxy S20 and Galaxy Z Flip smartphones yesterday, but the company also broadened its Microsoft partnership at the same time.
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But by the end of the day, the agency had revised and broadened its testing criteria, adding to the number of Americans who qualify.
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SoFi was founded as a student loan refinancing platform, and has since broadened its credit and refinancing products to include mortgages and personal loans.
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Of course, now, on his recent tour, he's broadened that wall to talk about worldwide walls, Trump's wall, and walls in the Middle East.
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More important, however, is the fact that Israel has intensified and broadened its air campaign inside Syria in recent months to target Iranian positions.
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He seems little interested in how Sweden's welfare state was shaped by an innovative Social Democratic Party enacting policies that broadened support for egalitarianism.
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But banks pushed back aggressively against the provision because it would have broadened the rule's reach, and regulators removed it from the final version.
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"Never in a million years," Mr. Jones, the chief executive of VisitDallas, said, weeks after California broadened its travel restrictions to include eight states.
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Her taste broadened to include more idiosyncratic sounds, and today she will talk with fervor about Katy Perry one moment, Kate Bush the next.
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The 1992 Barcelona Olympics broadened the N.B.A.'s appeal, as the exploits of Jordan and the original Dream Team captivated French audiences that summer.
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Like other venture firms, Spark broadened its focus and added a growth fund aimed at older companies in need of bigger sums of money.
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Almark Foods broadened the recall to include all hard-boiled egg products manufactured at its facility in Gainesville, Georgia, due to potential listeria contamination.
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But as technology — and the economy — becomes more based on software, the major companies have broadened support to events like coding workshops and contests.
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In Virginia, meanwhile, a bill proposed this year would have broadened the circumstances under which a pregnant person could get a third-trimester abortion.
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In Tuesday's runoff, she broadened that appeal and soundly defeated Toni Preckwinkle, a longtime politician who leads the county board and local Democratic Party.
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If "Moonstruck" broadened audience's perceptions of Aiello's range, then Spike Lee's "Do the Right Thing" brought to greater prominence his commitment, presence and engagement.
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Later, in an interview with NPR, she suggested that those watchlist databases should even be broadened in effort to prevent future lone-wolf attacks.
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Siri's predictive capabilities are getting better, and now that Apple has opened Siri up to third-party developers the feature's capabilities are being broadened.
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Measures of underlying inflation remain generally muted, but labor cost pressures have strengthened and broadened amid high levels of capacity utilization and tightening labor markets.
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We've all had our horizons broadened, even if he wasn't ready to really take it all in, and we've learnt several truths along the way.
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But they've added that if Beijing agrees, then the talks should be broadened to include other nuclear powers, such as U.S. allies Britain and France.
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We started the Outside Your Bubble Facebook group as a place to post stories, videos, or events that you feel may have broadened your perspective.
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These are the main energy issues Steyer's group is involved in, which last year broadened from a climate focus to a range of progressive causes.
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Price's synoptic, all-of-the-above approach suggests that our concept of "reading" has been curiously narrowed at a moment when it should have broadened.
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A catalyst behind the transition from bebop to free jazz, he broadened the realm of possibility for his instrument, deeply influencing generations of improvising pianists.
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November 2015 After a series of coordinated ISIS terror attacks in Paris left more than 100 people dead, Trump's immigration rhetoric broadened to include Muslims.
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Rolet has broadened the exchange's focus beyond share trading into derivatives and data through these acquisitions, including clearing house LCH and global indexes firm Russell.
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But he broadened his defense against charges of racism beyond his own campaign and supporters to the wider Republican Party and traditional GOP policy proposals.
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IMF SAYS IF FURTHER ACCOMMODATION REQUIRED, ECB SHOULD CONSIDER NEW ASSET PURCHASE PROGRAMME ANCHORED BY CAPITAL KEY AND POSSIBLY BROADENED TO LARGER SET OF ASSETS
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He described the situation in Syria as "alarming" and reaching a "moment of truth", and reiterated his call for broadened talks on Iran's nuclear activity.
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A scheme that offers families cheap mortgages to buy new homes will be broadened, and growing families will even get help buying seven-seater cars.
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The 9th Circuit ruling broadened the number of people with exemptions to the ban to include grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins of legal U.S. residents.
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The broadened spotlight and consequent public scrutiny that accompanies public service is a realm not tailored for all professional athletes to improve our social fabric.
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On health care (with a detailed plan to be released soon), the two have broadened their efforts to a bipartisan group that includes 11 governors.
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His new role will have a broadened focus on matters like the future of work, artificial intelligence, and tech companies relationship with society, reports CNBC.
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It broadened the tax base in a country where the government struggles to collect income tax because of a large informal economy and widespread avoidance.
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Measures of underlying inflation remain generally muted, but labour cost pressures have strengthened and broadened amid high levels of capacity utilisation and tightening labour markets.
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On this summer's surprise-dropped Oasis joint mini-LP with J Balvin, he broadened further on the afrobeats collab "Como Un Bebé" with Mr. Eazi.
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In fact, because beneficiaries of the 340B Program have demonstrated success in expanding care to their communities, Congress purposefully broadened the program's eligibility in 2010.
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Congress could even change FEMA's name to something more encompassing of its broadened mission—just as long as it's less Germanic than what came before.
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Encouraged by the terns' attraction to East Sand Island, biologists broadened the plan to seven other sites hundreds of miles away in Oregon and California.
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Arnold Palmer, one of golf's most famous players, who almost single-handedly stimulated TV coverage of the sport and broadened its appeal, died at 87.
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The investigation, focused on accusations against Mr. Ailes, has not broadened into a comprehensive look at the workplace culture at Fox News, these people said.
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The government has broadened its priorities to social sector from investment and infrastructure as the rural economy has been suffering since the last two years.
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Across the board, consumers want digital-first bankingWhere previously, digital banking has been targeted toward a millennial base, the demand for digital banking has broadened.
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You're losing a unique emotional bond, a source of enrichment you've had to earn, with honed perceptions and broadened knowledge, just to meet it halfway.
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But as more people began to claim the identity for themselves in the late 90s, its definitions broadened to include a whole breadth of experiences.
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"People have used the reaction to the peace agenda to talk about a larger conservative rollback in Colombia, a broadened cultural war," one analyst said.
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In a previously unreported development, the Education Department last week reversed an Obama-era reform that broadened the agency's approach to protecting rights of students.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency then joined the investigation, which broadened to encompass several other states.
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And its message also fell flat in Warsaw, the capital, in a sign that it may not have broadened its support among more moderate voters.
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Recently, Dr. Amaral and his colleagues checked to see if researchers had broadened their focus by analyzing millions of scientific papers published up to 2015.
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Several Republican senators have expressed concerns about changes to Obamacare's Medicaid expansion, which broadened the program to include more low-income adults in 31 states.
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But 2016 has been a year of reinvention for the photo-sharing social network, which has broadened what it lets people do with their images.
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Experts and politicians from both parties came together to design a reform that lowered tax rates, broadened the tax base and modernized the income tax.
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That statute, which was broadened in 2009, does not carry a potential death sentence, but Mr. Roof was also convicted of other crimes that do.
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Hundreds have died in unrest that was triggered in 2015 by demonstrations over land rights, broadened into rallies over freedoms and spread to other regions.
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The fact that China suddenly broadened its criteria also raised fears that its earlier numbers might have been incorrect: too low, and perhaps deliberately so.
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If it is true that asymptomatic or minimally symptomatic people can transmit the disease frequently and efficiently, testing may need to be broadened, experts said.
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In addition to pushing police departments toward reform, these investigations have broadened awareness of the problem and prompted legislation in both Republican and Democratic states.
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But as the show progressed, its focus broadened from just Bojack Horseman (Will Arnett) and his frequently ill-fated attempts to be a better person.
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"We have broadened our approach and thought a lot about how we cover New York as part of a global news brand," Mr. Jamieson said.
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Knowing several languages has helped me with academics, broadened my horizons and enabled me to experience more and empathize with more people on our planet.
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On Monday, the Trump administration broadened its attack on the Affordable Care Act, telling a federal appeals court that the entire law should be invalidated.
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On the strength of her telegenic personality and her 48 L.P.G.A. victories, which included three majors, Lopez broadened the audience, and appetite, for women's golf.
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Over the years, Demirtas broadened his party&aposs appeal beyond Turkey&aposs mostly Kurdish-populated southeast region, winning the support of left-leaning and liberal voters.
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Koh Ching Ching, OCBC's head of group corporate communications, reiterated that while problem in the bank's oil and gas portfolio has not broadened, it has deepened.
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Recorded over six weeks last fall at Studio 4 in Conshohocken, PA with their longtime producer Will Yip, the songs reflect the band's broadened musical tastes.
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"By the early 1980s, Harvard's admissions policies had significantly broadened the geographical, racial and ethnic composition of the undergraduate body," the history of the club states.
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And did not address Mashable's question about when it may have broadened the language it used to prompt users to provide their phone numbers for 2FA.
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The MAX has eclipsed work on a potential new mid-market airplane, Muilenburg said, and other industrial setbacks broadened pressure on the company's new commercial leadership.
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Watson's Thursday ruling broadened the definition of what counts as a "bona fide" relationship to include grandparents and the rest of the wider list of relatives.
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But he also accepted that he had to rethink some of his own preconceptions, and as his musical outlook broadened, his output as a composer dwindled.
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There's no cohesive social movement behind it, but it's a quiet sea change that's come with broadened beauty standards and the slow dismantling of social hierarchies.
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Risks to the U.S. recovery, including a partial government shutdown, have broadened hawkish calls among Federal Reserve officials to be patient before raising interest rates again.
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On Thursday, they broadened their search to include Belgrad Forest — some 10 miles north of the city center, as well as farmland in Turkey's Yalova province.
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It is a club full of suffering and questioning, but is also a community of people that have a truly broadened perspective on the human experience.
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act not only trimmed individual income tax rates across the board, it also broadened the income tax brackets for married couples.
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Similarly, eliminating deductions, credits, and loopholes – part of Brownback's original plan – would have broadened the tax base to make the tax code fairer and more efficient.
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Meanwhile, new platforms like smartphones have broadened the audience for games, and that's something Wada hopes to continue as he gets back to making his own.
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A draft version of these rules, obtained by Vox in May, broadened the types of companies and organizations that can request an exemption from that rule.
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The definitions of treason and espionage would also be broadened under the new laws to include possessing or receiving sensitive information, rather than just transmitting it.
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" Knight says, "It didn't lead to another series, which I thought was a shame — we could have broadened PlayUs out a lot and dispelled some stereotypes.
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First and foremost, it seems possible that maybe I was too tight to really enjoy penetration before said nine-pound miracle broadened my hot dog hallway.
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While the move broadened the company's appeal, it alienated many of the Mini faithful who saw their funky little car becoming no different from everybody else.
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Staffing companies are a promising investment target for our broadened focus because they have their finger on the pulse of the talent needs of their clients.
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Protests in the city initially focused on the need to stop extraditions to the mainland; but the movement has broadened, and recent rallies have turned violent.
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Fitch recognises the overall profile of the business has broadened significantly since the last valuation, given the EE acquisition in 2016 and the general business performance.
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But recently, the government has broadened its target beyond the prophet to focus on finances and other church practices that impact daily life in Short Creek.
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"It should perform well," said an investor following the deal, adding that the Argentine government's settlement with creditors in February would have broadened the deal's appeal.
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As the franchise has unfolded, that world has broadened and become more and more fleshed out, so much so that it now risks becoming ridiculously baroque.
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When HTML 3.2 launched in 1996, it broadened the options for web design by creating a formal set of colors for a page's text and background.
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In more recent times, THX's certification efforts have broadened out to include consumer electronics and automotive sound systems, as well as live performances through THX Live!
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New York State Catholic Conference spokesman Dennis Poust said that Catholic leaders dropped opposition to the new law once it was broadened to include public institutions.
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So the young events entrepreneurs broadened their ambitions and embarked on a much more daring project: a new music and arts space measuring 24,000 square feet.
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Under any neutral approach to constitutional principles, our campaign laws must not be broadened to deny candidates the right to receive negative information about their opponents.
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The DOJ argues that the search powers must be broadened to keep pace with the rapidly progressing technology that criminals use to mask their identities online.
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A federal investigation into Facebook's data sharing arrangements with Cambridge Analytica has broadened in both its scope and the agencies involved, according to The Washington Post.
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This was broadened during World War II when Americans of Japanese ancestry, including U.S.-born citizens, were identified by the Census Bureau and interned in camps.
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It recommended that Greece's pension system be refocused on supporting the poor, the tax base be broadened and tax rates lowered to help jumpstart economic growth.
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The rallies and protests have continued and broadened, however, with demonstrators calling for more democratic reforms in Hong Kong as well as Lam's removal from office.
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Government officials say the new law is a first attempt to address a highly sensitive and controversial topic and could be broadened in years to come.
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Erdogan said on Monday the definition of a terrorist needed to be broadened to include supporters, listing lawmakers, academics, journalists or civil society leaders as examples.
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As a recent example, New York drove away Amazon, a headquarters deal that would have created tens of thousands of jobs and broadened the tax base.
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In June, Mattel broadened the number of skin tones, eye colors and hair styles available for the dolls, which first appeared on store shelves in 1959.
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She said the book initially started out to be one about healthy eating, but then it broadened into a narrative of a life that bridged cultures.
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Market definition: Aetna and Humana argued the scope should be broadened — that they compete with the government's traditional Medicare as well as other Medicare Advantage plans.
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The Getty recently broadened its MUI inclusion criteria to consider an applicant's circumstances beyond ethnic identity; perhaps this is an attempt to address the class issue.
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The cases in China have broadened a medical mystery that started in 753, when American Embassy employees and their family members began falling ill in Havana.
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There are under 100 days before this November's midterm elections, and Democrats have broadened the battleground in their pursuit for majorities in the House and Senate.
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But the DCCC is staying out of the race even as it announces it has broadened its 2018 playing field and is now targeting 101 districts.
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It follows a court-mandated legalization of marijuana for medical purposes, which was introduced with tight controls in 1999 and later broadened by further court orders.
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In 1969, The New York Times Company went public, and a few years later the company broadened profits by purchasing television stations, magazines and other newspapers.
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The use of Europe's "right to be forgotten" privacy law has broadened, illustrated by two Italian brothers, a stabbing and the journalist who wrote about them.
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The crisis broadened into a societal conflict that propelled violence between ethnic groups, and led to a civil war that killed hundreds of thousands of people.
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But over the years, as interest and expertise grew, the name broadened to encompass other domestic parks and activities like cruises and the company's Vacation Club.
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After decades in which a small handful of states in the industrial Midwest sat at the fulcrum of American political geography, the epicenter has broadened substantially.
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A swathe of manufacturing surveys (PMIs) out on Tuesday underlined how the improvement in activity had broadened out from the United States to Asia and Europe.
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States can now apply for newly broadened waivers to create alternatives to the Affordable Care Act program, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said Monday.
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Over the past few years, Mr. Taylor's company has broadened its scope to make way for new works by outside choreographers and appearances by guest artists.
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But beginning in the 1960s, the Proms were internationalized and gradually broadened to include new contemporary classical music, early music and the occasional pop music performance.
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Since mid-October, Chileans have been in the streets; what started as demonstrations over a subway fare hike quickly broadened into protests over enormous economic inequality.
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And the program has been broadened to cover services in more Indian languages, so that it will now cover English and five local languages, the statement added.
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Simultaneously, the ascendance of alternative online and mobile news sources such as the Huffington Post, VICE and BuzzFeed has broadened the news information landscape in recent years.
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He broadened the concept of an algorithm into an "ecorithm," which is a learning algorithm that "runs" on any system capable of interacting with its physical environment.
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Caroline: That's a really solid point about the way this version of The Handmaid's Tale has broadened the world beyond the scope of Offred's own winged bonnet.
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And the definition of a second-home buyer has been broadened to include anyone who has a record of taking out a previous mortgage anywhere in China.
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"The trend in the industrial sector is clearly pointing upwards," the ministry said, adding that the upswing in manufacturing had broadened since the beginning of the year.
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U.S. sanctions on Venezuela's national oil company PDVSA, since broadened to include third-country purchasers of Venezuela's heavy crude, are also likely to reduce global oil supplies.
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The U.S. targets include Rusal, the world's No. 23 aluminium producer, and traders fear the sanctions could be broadened to Nornickel, the world's second-largest nickel producer.
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"A very simple explanation is: In corporate, they have money," said Josh Coates, the chief executive of Instructure, an ed tech company that has broadened its strategy.
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Back-scratching is essential to Indonesian politics, and the hardline Islamists and military generals through whom he has broadened his support will no doubt be feeling itchy.
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He should have imposed a stiffer penalty on those who refuse to take out insurance, to make sure healthier Americans broadened the risk pool and lowered premiums.
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All around him, he saw an influx of unfamiliar alien species like Wookiees and Narns as Star Trek conventions broadened their appeal to include younger, hipper fandoms.
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It activates parts of your brain that only a game can, and it has—much like Braid—broadened the definition of what a puzzle game can be.
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But it was broadened to be about condemning other forms of prejudice, including Islamophobia, as death threats and hateful imagery were directed Omar's way in recent days.
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Moreover, the tax base will be broadened, as only SMEs with sales of INR2 million (USD13,000) will now be exempt from paying GST, down from INR15 million.
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Over time, Starr broadened the scope of the investigation to include a number of issues, including accusations that had been brought against the President about sexual harassment.
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Second, today's mostly anemic cybersecurity policy discussion need to be broadened to focus on less sexy topics, such as patch management, IT modernization, and digital identity management.
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In an interview with Reuters in June, the pope, who has broadened AIF's powers, said he was mostly happy about reforms enacted to once-scandalous Vatican finances.
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The wedge was broadened when a few of these groups rallied behind Clinton in their efforts to stop Trump rather than run their own candidates and campaigns.
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And a measure expanding gun rights also broadened a so-called stand your ground provision, which allows someone who feels threatened to use deadly force for protection.
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"That's a big problem we need to address urgently," said Solheim, adding that funding to combat climate change needs to be broadened to include rebuilding degraded land.
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Many of the so-called high technology firms have broadened their footprint to encompass new services, because in our world, today, every company is a media company.
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In the Nevada caucuses, Sanders broadened his base even further, winning — according to my research — somewhere between 40 percent and a majority of Hispanics in the state.
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Not that he wants it to take place soon: the current parliament could serve for another three years and Mr Netanyahu has only recently broadened his coalition.
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His remarks come as the House gears up to vote on a resolution that was broadened to condemn other forms of hate including Islamophobia and white supremacy.
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Nevertheless, DI could still be broadened and improved to better accommodate those workers in physically demanding jobs while raising the age for full Social Security retirement benefits.
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" On Sunday, Trump broadened his Twitter attacks on U.S. District Judge James Robart in Seattle, who issued the temporary stay on Friday, to include the "court system.
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A swathe of manufacturing surveys (PMIs) out on Tuesday had underlined how the improvement in activity had broadened out from the United States to Asia and Europe.
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August 11th and 12th in Charlottesville broadened my existing critique of law enforcement: When we protested against white supremacy, the police allowed white supremacists to attack us.
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As the right to vote broadened through the centuries, for example, and people without property began to vote, they did not consistently act to tax the rich.
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Her definition of "African descent" has broadened to include William Kentridge, the white South African artist whose work has been in Ms. Joyner's sights for some time.
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The biggest day for payouts on the program was December 18, 2016, Uber notes, which suggests that the broadened access has helped interest ramp significantly among drivers.
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At a press conference a week ago in Geneva, Prince Ali broadened his criticism, accusing Sheikh Salman of not protecting his country's players following pro-democracy protests.
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Bobby Rush, an Illinois Democrat, which was approved earlier in the week by voice vote, broadened the provision to expand its reach to crack cocaine as well.
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And Mr. Buttigieg never broadened his breadth of support in a party with a large component of nonwhite voters, and one that has veered leftward since 2018.
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And the universe of threats has broadened from the toxic spill to the garden shadow, from the property next door to the potential development five blocks over.
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He was the man who made me understand that food, and by extension travel, was as important to a broadened mind as books, or films, or paintings.
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Under the CDC's broadened guidelines as of the first week of March, anyone who has flu-like symptoms can receive a coronavirus test if a doctor agrees.
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Under the CDC's broadened guidelines as of the first week of March, anyone who has flu-like symptoms can receive a coronavirus test if a doctor agrees.
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Separately on Thursday, the F.D.A. broadened a campaign to lower drug prices, admonishing brand-name drug makers and urging them to share samples with makers of generics.
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But Trump broadened his attack on Wednesday when he said during an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer that Cruz was "in favor of amnesty" for illegal immigrants.
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The discussions broadened to include the possible establishment of a music and dance conservatory for children in Riyadh in conjunction with the Accademia, La Scala's arts schools.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Wednesday that the nuclear deal with Iran should not be canceled but its negotiating framework needed to be broadened.
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Hundreds died in the violence in the Horn of Africa country in 2015 and 2016, as protests broadened into demonstrations against political restrictions and perceived human rights abuses.
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But years later, as her child's shoulders broadened, hips stayed straight and chest remained flat, what Ruth had suspected his whole life became outwardly evident: Ruth was male.
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The price of nickel surged to its highest level since late 22019 on Thursday, on fears that US sanctions on Rusal could be broadened and hit the company.
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On the Pistol Annies' group debut, Hell on Heels (2011), their songs were cutesy and almost cartoonish in their folk melodies and cheerful miniatures, but they've since broadened.
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As an employer, Starbucks provides health benefits for its employees' partners and has broadened its healthcare coverage in order to better support trans employees seeking gender-affirming procedures.
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It can happen for the right things, but the use case has to be broadened about what Twitter is, and I'm sure we can talk more about this.
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The Commission is also said to have broadened the scope of that inquiry to include whether the "funding secured" statement was intended to be factual, according to Bloomberg.
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The companies began discussing in March 2015, ways to combine phosphate fertilizer assets, but they eventually broadened discussions into a merger in February, 2016, according to the filing.
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"The tax base should be broadened, energy and wheat subsidies phased out and replaced by increased cash transfers to the poor, and capital investment increased," the IMF said.
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Triplebyte smartly used the development to entice a broader pool of engineers to the platform, which broadened the data points it was collecting, making the platform smarter still.
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Offering optimism at a time of economic crisis, he broadened the party's appeal and extended its coalition, in part by rejecting anti-Catholic prejudice while preaching national unity.
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I spent seven years of my career living in Latin America, and being based in that part of the world really broadened the way I see immigration issues.
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The difference today is that technology and the fragmentation of media have accelerated the pace and broadened the range of battlegrounds on which asymmetric warfare can be waged.
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Also under fire over hate speech on its platform last year, Twitter broadened its policies around hateful conduct and abusive behavior — enforcing the more expansive policies from December.
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Driving the news: A number of NASA announcements in the past week have specifically broadened the roles the agency's commercial partners will play in the future of spaceflight.
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Policies initially designed to focus on security breaches have broadened, first to curb support for and contact with violent extremism and then to counter extremism of all kinds.
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We had a piano in our house growing up, so I played piano and as I got older I discovered more things and my taste broadened a lot.
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The new draft list has been broadened to 15 jurisdictions, including the UAE, Oman, the British territory of Bermuda, and other Caribbean and Pacific islands, the official said.
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Since he became leader in 2349, he has toned down the Sweden Democrats' image and broadened their appeal with his message that immigration is tearing the country apart.
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Which sounds super open-ended, but I started out looking for a relationship, realized 2 days in that it probably wasn't going to happen, and broadened my horizons.
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Though it originally honored the Anzacs who lost their lives during the first World War, the holiday has broadened to remember every citizen's death resulting from military conflict.
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Protests have increasingly broadened to include demands for more political rights and unrest has spread to other areas, including parts of the Amhara region north of Addis Ababa.
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Protesters' demands over that period have broadened to encompass issues such as greater democracy for the city, an inquiry into alleged police brutality and the resignation of Lam.
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As Fin progressed from alpha to beta, Dame broadened the range of motor speeds, removing the unpopular middle option and adding an additional lower speed to the mix.
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Maya Ewart, age 16 In recent years, media and legislation on U.S. military sexual assault has broadened its borders and addressed a long overlooked group of victims: men.
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Emboldened by its success, Beijing has broadened and deepened its interference in Taiwan's democratic institutions, using proven techniques that it also applies to its meddling in America's democracy.
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Trump may believe he has broadened the appeal of his personal brand, and maybe he has, but it's Kim that won an early tangible victory for his country.
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In the past few years, however, I have broadened my rewards credit card strategy beyond simply looking at personal credit cards to include business credit cards as well.
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Previously, attorneys general from 48 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico were only looking into Google's digital ads business, but the broadened investigation adds to Google's regulatory headaches.
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George H. W. Bush implemented a policy that broadened federal protection for more wetlands, and George W. Bush and Bill Clinton strengthened Clean Water Act protections even further.
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The Badger State partially broadened Medicaid to cover those up to the poverty line and also recently received federal approval to impose work requirements and premiums on enrollees.
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The new purchases would need to maintain the same distribution across euro zone states and could be broadened to a larger set of eligible assets, the fund said.
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This year, Amazon broadened its catalog of products, offering sporting goods, fashion and home accessories, and signed up some major brands — but all remain independently sold and delivered.
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This is a conversation that needs to be broadened and globalized, which might in turn require bringing it out of the high-concept realm and back to reality.
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On O'Donnell's watch, the set was replaced with a sleek frosted-glass table and stools — more solicitous of serious debate — and the scope of the show's topics broadened.
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This rule has broadened my taste pallet and has allowed me to appreciate all types of food whether it's escargot, alligator, calamari, sushi, or just a simple steak.
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WASHINGTON — Janet L. Yellen, the Federal Reserve chairwoman, said on Wednesday that the country's economic expansion had broadened and strengthened, and that she expected the growth to continue.
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International dishes are becoming more popular — a reflection of changing demographics, the popularity of TV food shows and a generation of parents who have broadened their children's palates.
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The gallery's program has broadened as well, including artists like Fay Ray and Trenton Doyle Hancock, alongside Jerusalem-born sculptor Reuven Israel and Iranian-American painter Amir Fallah.
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But he recently broadened his aim, by suggesting that one of Trump's key defenders in Congress was more directly involved in the story than he's let on: Nunes.
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Facebook – Facebook is facing a broadened probe of its sharing of data with Cambridge Analytica, according to people familiar with the inquiries who spoke to the Washington Post.
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Chief Operating Officer Anthony Noto told analysts that Trump had broadened awareness of how the platform can be used, but that Twitter cannot rely on the president alone.
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He found out during the job interview that the group was serving people with H.I.V. or AIDS, a mission since broadened to include people with other serious illnesses.
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The broadened scope of Mr. Freidman's cooperation may prove worrisome not only to Mr. Cohen, who is the target of a continuing federal investigation, but also Mr. Trump.
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"The Chinese heard it was North Korea that got the talks to be broadened to quadrilateral," said Paul Haenle, director of the Carnegie-Tsinghua Center for Global Policy.
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Somehow, as we have broadened our awareness of and support for gender nonconformity, we've narrowed what we think a boy or a girl can look like and do.
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ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES Barrick has broadened the role of its top China executive and former U.S. diplomat Woo Lee to handle day-to-day talks with the PNG government.
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In addition to those convertible debt investments, Vaselkiv says he&aposs broadened out into bank loans and added more international bonds to his portfolios over the past decade.
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Last year the law was broadened to apply to all companies operating in "critical infrastructure" such as energy and water supply networks, electronic payments, hospitals and transport systems.
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The filing also suggested that in response to the request for a restraining order, White House lawyers broadened an existing instruction to preserve records of Trump's foreign interactions.
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Now, the company has broadened its focus to gathering troves of viewing data from companies like TiVo and directly from TVs and streaming devices through deals with manufacturers.
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Among the gears of oversight the Democrats set in motion: The House Intelligence Committee reopened and significantly broadened the Russia-Trump campaign investigation that Republicans closed last year.
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Facebook dropped 523 percent after the Washington Post reported a federal probe on the data breach linked to Cambridge Analytica was broadened and will include more government agencies.
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That article was cited in 21976 in a landmark United States Supreme Court decision, which broadened the definition of property rights to include licenses, contracts and welfare benefits.
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Several lawsuits have been filed against the U.S. government over the water rule, which broadened protections beyond "navigable waters" to include "adjacent waters" such as streams, creeks and wetlands.
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Nevada, meanwhile, repealed the state's criminal abortion law, while Maine broadened its pool of medical professionals who could perform abortions and required insurers and Medicaid to cover the procedure.
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"These pieces are all crucibles, ritual adventures, I am living out in the real world, in the broadened conceptual space created by the internet and viral media," she explained.
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It has broadened its offer with more sport, premium U.S. drama and original programming to increase customer numbers even though it has lost some soccer rights to rival BT .
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The first astronaut class for the shuttle program in 1978 included more women and minorities as the needs of the astronaut program broadened to include more diverse skill sets.
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To simplify, they suggest that this binary choice must be broadened to take in a wide range of other security interests, such as terrorism or global nuclear non-proliferation.
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I covered everybody from her to women who have broadened the definition of sexual assault to the point where a lot of heterosexual sex starts to become somewhat suspect.
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Mr. Hartwell championed genre fiction long before crossover hits like the "Lord of the Rings" films, HBO's "Game of Thrones" series and AMC's "The Walking Dead" broadened its audience.
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Some foreign-owned firms' facilities were damaged last year in protests sparked by a government development plan for the capital area but which broadened into broader anti-government protests.
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This is an important point not often brought up in the frequently black or white view of abortion, and it effectively broadened the conversation beyond the boundaries of gender.
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services broadened narrow religious exemptions to include an exception "on the basis of moral conviction" for non-profit and for-profit companies.
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"Their findings have significantly broadened the scope of economic analysis by constructing models that explain how the market economy interacts with nature and knowledge," the academy said in statement.
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The economy expanded 1.1 percent through June this year, the government reported, but it added that continuing financial difficulties meant austerity measures remained in force and could be broadened.
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Further, it said legal obligations and liability for the security of critical infrastructure should be broadened to cover network vendors in addition to operators, as is the case now.
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China's obsession with short videos has its internet giants worried To fend off attackers, Baidu has broadened its advertising inventory beyond the web to include the likes of elevators.
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Wolgin added that the US broadened the restrictions in 1952 to include those affiliated with the Communist Party and other political groups in favor of overthrowing the US government.
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Pratima, who is one of four people in the village to have attended school, said that getting bank accounts and understanding loans had broadened her family's sense of possibility.
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ICE feels pressure to detain more due to its broadened enforcement priorities, said one former DHS official who served under the Trump administration and spoke on condition of anonymity.
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The rise of cloud computing and the development of hardware specially optimized for AI computations has dramatically broadened the scope of areas where applied AI is actionable and affordable.
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Still, in my view, the ban on solitary confinement should be broadened to include all uses of the practice, which is recognized worldwide as a grave human rights abuse.
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But this new study sheds light on an unexpected — and indirect — potential benefit of broadened healthcare access: It may be helping the most vulnerable babies in this country survive.
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Shortly after Pigasse left, Jacobs broadened the leadership in Paris, appointing senior partners Charles-Henri Filippi and François Kayat to new co-chairmen roles for investment banking in France.
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Public disclosure needs to be broadened The public has a right to know the details when a foreign government attempts to influence the outcome of a U.S. presidential election.
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If we paired it with real tax reform that broadened the base instead of just spiking marginal rates, we could set ourselves up for two decades of strong growth.
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Together, the two men raised $100 million for a new fund and Xfund broadened its focus to Silicon Valley, investing in start-ups like the apartment rental platform Zumper.
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Researchers have broadened the controversial technology called "deepfakes" — AI-generated media that experts fear could roil coming elections by convincingly depicting people saying or doing things they never did.
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And the two leading progressives, Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, have shown fund-raising strength but have not yet broadened their appeal enough to emerge as consensus candidates.
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Each state's legislature was either considering or passed legislation that broadened statute of limitations laws, the time period in which victims of crimes can come forward with legal action.
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The organization broadened its mission in 1997, and is now committed to "(highlighting) prevention of all destructive behaviors and attitudes that are harmful to young people," per its website.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has declared the opioid crisis a public health emergency and broadened access to medical treatment, as well as calling for the execution of drug dealers.
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I of course don't have all the answers to how to get there, but a broadened focus, from the super-deserving to the merely-human, might be a start.
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You reach peak travel blogger with the eclipse on Monday as you posture yourself as an intellectual, well-rounded personality, and demand attention for your broadened horizons—very cool.
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" An act passed in 2000 broadened the definition of hate speech to include expressions that are "hurtful" and "harmful" or that will "incite harm" or "promote or propagate hatred.
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Facebook and Alphabet will move from information technology and sit alongside AT&T Inc and Verizon Communications in a broadened telecommunication services sector that will be renamed communications services.
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This week, we found out that a federal investigation into Facebook's sharing of data with Cambridge Analytica has broadened to include more agencies, including the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Mr. Sterling's death prompted large protests in Baton Rouge, the Louisiana capital, and broadened the national debate about law enforcement tactics and the influence of race on American policing.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration broadened its attack on the Affordable Care Act on Monday, telling a federal appeals court that it now believed the entire law should be invalidated.
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By mid-1965, it was clear that the construction program was growing beyond the joint venture's capacity, so the Navy broadened the construction consortium by adding Brown & Root, Inc.
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For its third album, "Signs of Light," released one year ago, the Head and the Heart successfully broadened its sound to include elements of big-stage rock and pop.
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The guilty plea by the defendant, a former lawyer at a powerful New York-based law firm, broadened the scope of the special counsel's inquiry into Russia's election interference.
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France, Germany and the United States objected to language that might have broadened the issue beyond the possibility of future bilateral talks between India and Pakistan, said the diplomat.
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The issue, coupled with whether the law also protects claims of discrimination based on sexual orientation, is of critical importance to LGBT rights supporters who are seeking broadened protections.
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A number of GOP state legislators insisted the California law be broadened to include candidates for the state legislature (candidates for Congress might again land the issue in court).
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When the 2020 campaign started, any Democrat with dreams of occupying the Oval Office saw Donald Trump as a vulnerable president who hasn't broadened his appeal beyond his base.
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The letter to the European Union on Thursday signaled a more active stance by leading news organizations and broadened the demand to include a review of Malta's media independence.
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To capture such effects, the researchers broadened their lens to include the entire distribution of workers and their wages beyond those who are in typically unionized jobs and industries.
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And they have broadened their inquiry to include allegations Mr. Weinstein may have violated federal stalking laws in his dealings with women who have accused him of sexual assault.
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Yet in 2014 the council cut corporate and business taxes, reduced individual rates for everyone earning less than $1 million and broadened the tax base by eliminating many loopholes.
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She has also broadened her fan base by promoting lesbian and gay rights and celebrating diversity — concepts that are antithetical to the Islamic State and similar jihadist extremist groups.
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The issue came to the fore last year during debate over a Virginia bill that would have broadened the circumstances under which someone could get a third-trimester abortion.
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The conflict heated up in the third quarter of this year, when President Trump broadened his tariffs at the start of September to hit many consumer goods from China.
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Since October, Chile has been rocked by broader protests that started over a hike in public transport fares and broadened to include calls for better pensions, healthcare and education.
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The job losses in manufacturing broadened in September, reaching a scale at which they could start to weigh more heavily on so far relatively resilient consumer morale, Smith said.
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At the same time, between 2000 and 2017, 28 countries around the world modified their abortion laws, and all but one -- Nicaragua -- broadened access to abortion, the report says.
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Ms. Sandberg's philanthropy has broadened since the sudden death of Dave Goldberg, her husband of more than 10 years, when the couple was on vacation in Mexico last year.
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In a move that pleased Trump's conservative Christian supporters, the White House in October broadened that exception, allowing it to apply to a broader range of institutions and businesses.
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When the recommendations are broadened to include people through age 45, the number that would have to be vaccinated to prevent one case of cancer increases exponentially to 6,500.
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It has broadened access to two types of insurance policies that could come with lower premiums but provide fewer benefits than those found on the Affordable Care Act exchanges.
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On Saturday, as the scope of the pandemic in the United States broadened, Finneran hopped on a one-way flight from Washington, D.C. to her parents' place in Vermont.
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Voting rights have been broadened throughout U.S. history; in 1870, the Constitution's 15th Amendment granted all male citizens the right to vote regardless of race, but left out women.
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It set up marketplaces for Americans who didn't have coverage through work to buy insurance, usually with federal subsidies, and broadened access to the Medicaid program for the poor.
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The group has broadened its reach after it was able to reach an agreement with non-member Russia and other nations to cut production at the end of 2016.
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Clinton's use of a personal email server — which she has said was a mistake — has broadened into a review of all the secretaries in the age of widespread electronic communication.
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Qualcomm has also broadened its use of a lower-cost licensing model for technology for the next generation of mobile data networks, with several phone makers already signing the deals.
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Trump broadened his appeal among Tea Party members in January when he secured the endorsement of former Alaska governor Sarah Palin, who commands strong loyalty among many in the movement.
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Instagram has broadened what it is into a larger content platform with a richer set of experiences that, I think, gives Instagram permission to introduce shopping experiences, and it's working.
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"The market has broadened," said Phil Groves, president of DAC Management LLC, a China-focused alternative investment manager and bad-loan servicing company that was bought by Blackstone last year.
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The range they cover has broadened spectacularly and now goes well beyond traditional subjects such as art and artefacts, science and history (for a sample of oddball specialities, see chart).
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While the Queens Museum is primarily housed in one main building that includes education spaces and artist studios, it has broadened its service remit beyond art educational programs and exhibitions.
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In a series of tweets that broadened his attack on the country's judiciary, Trump said Americans should blame U.S. District Judge James Robart and the court system if anything happened.
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Since the internet start-ups that defined China's early tech culture, Chinese technologies have broadened to include cutting-edge areas like artificial intelligence, drones, robots, electric cars and autonomous driving.
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" His Congo work, he said, "definitely broadened my life and it's shown me that I know it's made a difference because it's what I want to share with my children.
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And they have relentlessly broadened and deepened their appeal as establishment politicians have marginalised the issues that give them life, for example treating worries about migration as nothing but racism.
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"The outperformance of the equal-weight index suggests that participation in the rally has broadened out, it's not just the large weights driving returns," he said in an email Thursday.
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One Democratic congresswoman, Carolyn Maloney of New York, asked why the OCC had not broadened its inquiry to other banks and called its failure to take public action "deeply disturbing".
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"I would say is that the President's use of Twitter has broadened the awareness of how the platform can be used, and it shows the power of Twitter," Noto said.
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The scope needs to be broadened to include women's economic empowerment, with more women in positions of power in business and politics, and with earnings equal to men, said Barker.
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ADIA last year increased its exposure to direct private equity transactions and broadened its focus in Asian private equity markets particularly China and India, it said in its annual review.
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Though he was born in Scranton, Pennsylvania, Biden calls Wilmington his adopted hometown and the place where he broadened his perspectives on race relations, specifically while working as a lifeguard.
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The intensifying trade dispute between the United States and China has broadened beyond tariffs on goods to other areas of such as the fast growing telecommunications equipment and services sector.
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"The law should not be broadened," they wrote in briefs, "to subject government officials to the threat of prosecution for engaging in innocent conduct that occurs on a routine basis."
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To play music in the house we couldn't put any of that shit on, so it forced me to listen to different types of music which really broadened my taste.
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But the ECB has already broadened the range of instruments eligible for its 1.7 trillion euro stimulus plan, he noted, referring to its recent move into high-grade corporate debt.
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Like other missions that have outlived their expected lifespan, Kepler broadened its search in 2014 to include other parts of our galaxy and has been taking in data ever since.
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They tested the top ten malware programs cited by the Center for Internet Security, then broadened their test to include 384 additional malicious files taken from online repositories of malware.
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Project Mosul changed its name to Rekrei in October 2015, as it broadened its scope beyond the reconstruction of items from Mosul in particular to global heritage loss more broadly.
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There's also the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA), passed in 2008, which broadened the scope of the 47-year-old federal agency called the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
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VAT replaced a sales tax and broadened the tax base in a country where the government struggles to collect income tax because of a large informal economy and widespread avoidance.
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The Edward Jones survey found that even after the broadened applicability of these savings accounts, 65 percent of the respondents said they were not more likely to open a 529.
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None of this seems to register with Trump, who blames Sessions for a nightmarish year, even though it is the president's own conduct that has prolonged and broadened this investigation.
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Numerous Republicans refused to sign on to the anti-hatred resolution, which passed Thursday, after it was broadened from addressing just anti-Semitism and did not rebuke Omar by name.
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In recent years, Lego has broadened itself out into theme parks, movies, games and even renewable energy space — along with teaming up with the likes of Disney and Warner Bros.
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Had Trump actually done more to put meat on the bones of his gestures in the direction of populist economics, that might have broadened the GOP's popularity in the state.
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By expanding federal Medicaid, creating insurance exchanges, implementing payment and insurance reforms, and encouraging innovation, PPACA has effectively broadened the tent of healthcare coverage for more than 20 million Americans.
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The encounter comes more than a year after a series of executive orders by President Trump broadened the focus of immigration enforcement beyond gang members and violent and serious criminals.
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In their brief to high court, the criminal justice advocates asked the justices to rethink their rulings on qualified immunity, saying that the broadened doctrine has already had damaging repercussions.
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There, he broadened the impact of underground comics, known as "comix," a strain of independently distributed and often controversial works that upended the conventions and economics associated with the mainstream.
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Hundreds of civilians who never picked up a weapon or lit a match have been charged with terrorism-related crimes under a new law that broadened the definition of terrorism.
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At various points in February it reported as many as 4,000 new cases a day, not including a massive leap that took place when the method of diagnosis was broadened.
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Four years ago, Mr. Taylor broadened the mission of the company to include works created by outside choreographers, saying he hoped that would help guarantee performances for decades to come.
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The definition of deposit may be broadened to not only include people's savings and bonds issued by a bank, but also funds the bank borrowed from other entities, Damayanti said.
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Mr. Rattle significantly broadened the Philharmonic's repertoire — not only by programming more new music, but also by reclaiming Baroque works that many symphony orchestras had ceded to early-music ensembles.
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In May 2019, the charges against him were broadened, and he was indicted under the Espionage Act in connection with the publication of American military and diplomatic documents by WikiLeaks.
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The government will remove a requirement that means NAIF can fund only 50 percent of a project, while the types of infrastructure that can be backed will also be broadened.
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Female characters, especially, were broadened to make the story less of "a sausage party," said Emily Browning, the Australian actress who plays Laura Moon, Shadow's dead but very active wife.
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Mohammed al-Hashemi, executive director at Invest AD Asset Management, said increased GCC bond issuance across a range of ratings and maturities in the past year had broadened the market.
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She brought her own experience as a black American woman to the film, and thus its meaning was deepened and broadened in a way that wound up challenging Bigelow's perspective.
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In common with Boko Haram in Nigeria, it touts a radical form of Islam as an antidote to what it regards as corrupt, elitist rule that has broadened gaping inequality.
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With the potential addition of President Trump's nominee Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, the Court is expected to increasingly rule in favor of a broadened definition of religious liberty.
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The production, performed at New York Live Arts on Thursday, is part of the institution's Live Ideas festival, which this year broadened its focus on the Middle East and North Africa.
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In response to the #OscarsSoWhite social media campaign, it has broadened its white, old and male-dominated membership to invite more women and people of color into its 8,000-strong ranks.
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Kenya's 2010 constitution broadened access to abortion, permitting it in cases when a woman's life is at risk, but unsafe abortions are rife - and remain a leading cause of maternal mortality.
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He has broadened his empire by consolidating power in China, expanding his reach into California and becoming the most important player in fireworks logistics on both sides of the Pacific Ocean.
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Former U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson raised the prospect in February that this could be broadened to restrict Venezuela's exports of crude oil and its imports of U.S. refined products.
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He described how his experience working with the company's counterparts in Taiwan, China, and Japan helped him accelerate his understanding of diverse business models and broadened his approach to problem solving.
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Apple Inc has steadily broadened Siri's reach since the first edition was released in 2011, while Google, Microsoft Corp and Facebook Inc are also continuing to develop their own digital assistants.
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But Ready Player One is an excellent model for how an extremely specific story can be broadened into a more welcoming and nuanced one, without losing sight of the original story.
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The president's concerns seem to have broadened from corruption to party discipline, ideological correctness and the need to clamp down on local officials who ignore the orders of the central government.
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While the company originally set out to protect files in motion regardless of the service, last year it broadened its mission when it changed its name to reflect this wider focus.
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From those early trips, her activism has both broadened and deepened, and last Friday, she addressed the U.N. Peacekeeping Ministerial—a gathering of the world's Defense Ministers—for the 218rd time.
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The product plan later broadened to include a cloud-based software platform for handling all kinds of sensor and machine data, and secure communications from the factory floor to data centers.
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The RSPO has broadened its focus from working with palm oil companies and green groups to a "jurisdictional approach", where sustainable growers and buyers can work with local and national governments.
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The scope for possible regulatory actions has been broadened under the amended framework, but it remains uncertain to what extent the RBI will use the tools it has just made available.
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Nordstrom has broadened its assortment to include D2C brands, Target has partnered with Harry's, Quip, and Flamingo – all of which have rolled out their products in Target's stores across the country.
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I grew up in suburban Chicagoland in Glen Ellyn and I was already interested in music, but [Champaign-Urbana] certainly influenced my tastes and broadened my musical horizons, as it were.
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Gritty details: The effort, called the Carbon Capture Coalition, is a rebranded and broadened version of an earlier group, called the National Enhanced Oil Recovery Initiative, which had a narrower focus.
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His new role will have a broadened focus on matters like the future of work, artificial intelligence, and tech companies' relationship with society, first by reported CNBC and confirmed by Google.
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Part of the transformation, said his senior campaign aide Tatiana Clouthier, has been Lopez Obrador's wife Beatriz Gutierrez, a forthright feminist who has broadened his appeal among female voters in Mexico.
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With these hormones, her voice got higher, her facial hair went away, and she developed a broadened emotional spectrum that simply hadn't been available to her when she was a man.
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He has singlehandedly broadened the horizons of Hollywood barflies with things like that aforementioned bonito infused into whiskey, smoked persimmon-soaked vodka, candy-cap mushroom-infused bourbon, and much, much more.
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A ruling by a federal appeals court on Thursday broadened constitutional protections for undocumented immigrants at the border, opening a potential new legal gateway for some to stay in the country.
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Health officials initially focused their efforts on members of a secretive megachurch in Daegu with a branch in Wuhan, but they then broadened their reach to Seoul and other major cities.
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The National Bank of Hungary (NBH) has already boosted short-term market liquidity via its FX swaps and broadened the range of permissible collateral with corporate loans, helping the country's banks.
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Before he joined The Los Angeles Times, Mr. D'Vorkin helped start the celebrity news site TMZ, and as the chief products officer at Forbes, he broadened the company's native advertising offerings.
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The often violent street protests erupted over a now scrapped extradition bill that could have sent people to mainland China for trial, but they later broadened into wider calls for democracy.
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"Recently, the scope of CFIUS' authority has broadened with respect to foreign investments in sensitive technologies," said Robert Williams, executive director of the Paul Tsai China Center at Yale Law School.
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Hong Kong has been convulsed by daily and often violent protests for the last six months as demonstrations against a now-withdrawn extradition bill broadened into demands for greater democratic freedom.
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Parallel with their tandem moves emboldening North Korean recalcitrance, China and Russia have deepened and broadened their bilateral strategic cooperation against U.S. security interests through a series of joint military exercises.
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What likely began as an offering to gods or ancestors broadened into a range of applications; dough figurines became toys for children, collectibles, banquet showpieces and a popular feature of festivals.
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The protests, which have since broadened to include demands for universal suffrage and an independent investigation into police handling of the demonstrations, have lost some of their intensity in recent weeks.
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More than 40 days of protests started over a hike in public transport fares but have broadened to encompass grievances over low wages, the high cost of living and social inequality.
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The credit box can be broadened from today's functional credit box if mortgage market players choose to thoughtfully loosen underwriting standards, or if other structural changes are made within the industry.
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For instance, Taylor referred to an odd June 28 conference call that first included him, Sondland, and others, and which was later broadened to include the new Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky.
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As Fitzgerald and Marquez told Vox, their own online recaps of the show have let them see the way the show's move from Logo to VH1 has broadened the show's appeal.
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Adding more affordable housing options to the estate — still beyond the reach of all but the wealthiest South Africans — has helped broadened access without "contaminating" prices, said Mr. van der Venter.
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The Trump administration has broadened the scope of offenses that can lead to removal from the country, and the president has emphasized criminal behavior of various kinds as justification for deportations.
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U.S. goals have broadened beyond fighting Islamic State to curbing Iran and paving the way diplomatically for Assad's eventual departure, though Washington's call for "patience" on that front points to the difficulties.
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Police in Canada have long pushed for broadened surveillance powers that would force people to unlock their phones, for example, or force telecommunication companies to provide real-time access to subscriber information.
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But the protests have broadened into a backlash against the Hong Kong government, fuelled by many residents' fears of eroding freedoms under the tightening control of China's Communist Party leaders in Beijing.
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The museum is actively collecting, its perspective broadened by Hobson, who, even before she joined the board, was building a personal collection of contemporary art with an emphasis on African American artists.
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The AfD was founded in 2013 as an anti-bailout party, but it has broadened its appeal as it was able to benefit from uncertainty and anxiety linked to Merkel's refugee policy.
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There has been no sign of an end to the ongoing demonstrations, which started June to protest against a controversial China extradition treaty, but have since broadened to include calls for democracy.
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