More broadly, the threat illustrates the way Trump thinks about both the war with Iran and the world more broadly.
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Beyond this vote, the discussion about reparations and, more broadly, race, isn't going anywhere anytime soon, in the context of the Sanders campaign or among democratic socialists more broadly.
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It wasn't -- and neither is the presidency more broadly.
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More broadly, what are the viewer's constraints within this reality?
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Instead, he criticized the administration's attitude toward art more broadly.
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More broadly, scandals take a long, long time to unfold.
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This just needs to be about the Constitution more broadly.
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But more broadly, sales volume in the Americas was flat.
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Today, that has expanded more broadly to include impact investments.
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More broadly, we can separate this into two different things.
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Another line of attack links Ossoff to Hollywood more broadly.
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That is apparent in his North Korea policy more broadly.
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More broadly, Yang's idea scratched a lot of different itches.
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I think more broadly, right, it's about the legal system?
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We don't have any plans to launch it more broadly.
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This decline mirrors weak participation in civic groups more broadly.
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More broadly effective vaccines could make for fewer sick people.
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Although this is more broadly aimed at digital skills gaps.
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Base salaries are typically not negotiable, so think more broadly.
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His second task is to turn Teesside more broadly Conservative.
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A majority have often supported legalizing unauthorized immigrants more broadly.
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Their expectations for government more broadly were never so ambitious.
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There is no indication that it was shared more broadly.
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But more broadly, national news stories were weighing on Rosenstock.
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Is Oculus a bridge for Facebook more broadly in China?
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More broadly, Android devices will have more computing power onboard.
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It's unclear whether the design will roll out more broadly.
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TC: Interactive entertainment, even more broadly, is very hits driven.
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More broadly, Giuliani defended not coordinating with White House staff.
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And that doesn't even account for the Internet more broadly.
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Americans seem to support the idea of immigration more broadly.
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" More broadly, McIntosh added: "You have to read the room.
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"And more broadly, people shouldn't speak about people that way."
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LET'S TALK MORE BROADLY NOW, GIVEN WE CAN DO THAT.
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But employment rebounded faster and more broadly in the south.
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Dua: Where do you see the industry heading more broadly?
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More broadly, positive global sentiment continues to drive European stocks.
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More broadly, do you dispute the reputations of these groups?
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More broadly, fundamental beliefs about the economy change through time.
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More broadly, the U.S. remained the biggest market for I.P.O.s.
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It's about Miami and Miami Beach and Florida more broadly.
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Science is still more broadly an unwelcoming place for women.
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More broadly, healthcare in the US remains overpriced and shitty.
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The company has also reached out more broadly to customers.
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The issue began to roil the tech sector more broadly.
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Seen more broadly, Chinese institutions are in danger of decay.
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Both sides should also seek to reduce tensions more broadly.
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More broadly, the report concluded that immigration benefited the economy.
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Crime is a serious problem in South Africa more broadly.
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More broadly, women are shaking the foundations of our culture.
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But, more broadly, Lehman's problems were almost every bank's problems.
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More broadly, the world has failed children in poor countries.
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Washington lawmakers have become involved in the issue more broadly.
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More broadly, the move continues Watch's encroachment into YouTube's territory.
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More broadly, mobile shopping is still huge on Black Friday.
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A smart White House would apply that lesson more broadly.
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Others argue that personality more broadly is unrelated to politics.
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More broadly, we've had Hacking Team, Cellebrite, and now this.
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More broadly, investors are still focused on the coronavirus pandemic.
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And that understanding applied more broadly than just to Black.
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The second question is about American society's response more broadly.
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But more broadly, the Hero 6 Black is about GoPro's business.
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Today, Hamwells is ready to launch its e-shower more broadly.
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Well, work, think more broadly in terms of work. Right. Exactly.
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More broadly, 53 percent of U.S. smartphone subscribers use Android phones.
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The second piece is phasing out fossil fuel production more broadly.
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More broadly, using audio evidence in a murder case is tricky.
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More broadly, central banking is in large part a PR exercise.
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The analogy can be used more broadly for Trumpian-style populists.
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The idea, more broadly, is to level the distribution of wealth.
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The second was CapitalSource, which gave financing to companies more broadly.
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More broadly speaking, they're also spending on home renovations and automobiles.
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More broadly, FAISS could support more dynamic content on the platform.
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EVANS: LET ME PUT IT A LITTLE BIT MORE BROADLY, THEN.
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More broadly, marijuana legalization is fairly popular at the national level.
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Hopefully, Spotify will make Car View more broadly accessible in time.
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More broadly, a president must have an authentic vision for America.
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I think his vision is actually about changing society more broadly.
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More broadly, Kagan says, EPSA has argued itself into a corner.
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It was a clear win for Apple and encryption more broadly.
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More broadly, though, officials left expectations for economic growth little changed.
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While diversity more broadly may be lacking, pay equity is not.
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JEFF SMITH: Well, let me go back and talk more broadly.
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More broadly, it would demonstrate the basic viability of the model.
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DG: ... to the particular problem of disinformation and privacy, more broadly.
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" But, more broadly, Spicer said Trump was "not asking for clones.
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More broadly, gains across defensive sectors limited losses on the STOXX.
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The key is to think more broadly, including asking two questions.
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More broadly, they may ask: What's the right side of history?
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It's not clear when the change will roll out more broadly.
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Latin American currencies, including Brazil's real, fell more broadly on Wednesday.
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Are we seeing these ideas bleed into mainstream discourse more broadly?
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And — more broadly — for not taking their social responsibilities seriously enough.
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Trump has seemed wary of Silicon Valley and tech more broadly.
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More broadly, the basic premise of the bill is utterly flawed.
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But when framed more broadly, the trade-off is pretty clear.
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More broadly, patience for Sanders is wearing thin among many Democrats.
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What does that say to you about the left more broadly?
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More broadly, iOS and Android keep borrowing heavily from each other.
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More broadly, Americans have reinstated conscience protections but for how long?
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More broadly, Kavanaugh's framing of the situation in Nixon is disquieting.
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To tap those collectors, museums are deploying staff members more broadly.
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Republicans are split on efforts to tighten gun control more broadly.
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More broadly, the Pentagon has expressed concern that security has deteriorated.
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More broadly, data shows the partisan divide on Israel is widening.
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To find out more, Broadly spoke with Hull over the phone.
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More broadly, enterprise customers now make up 25% of WeWork's members.
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More broadly, gun control advocates have pushed to ban assault weapons.
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And it was a source of inspiration for design more broadly.
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I think the automation is going to kick in more broadly.
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More broadly, you have to look at the reason for deficits.
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It's easy to understand their enthusiasm for the space more broadly.
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Health coaching will launch more broadly in 2020, the company said.
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To find out more, Broadly conducted extensive research into shower sex.
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The N.F.L. also straddles the political spectrum more broadly than others.
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She is now trying to get the approach adopted more broadly.
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The law also restricts cities from passing nondiscrimination laws more broadly.
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Then more broadly, the kinds of things that happen in technology.
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This also meant helping marginalized people improve their lives more broadly.
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More broadly, cases outside China are more than doubling every week.
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More broadly, 2628 in 28503 Americans have a mental health condition.
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What will it mean for U.S. relations with Europe more broadly?
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Brazil's president dismisses such findings, as he does science more broadly.
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The board is more broadly accountable because they represent the shareholders.
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Supporting business is key to South Africa's political agenda, more broadly.
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More broadly, crude and copper prices both weakened over the week.
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I'm beginning to see this trend in our politics more broadly.
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More broadly, the judge cast doubt on the entire DOJ theory.
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I think that applies to the arts and culture more broadly.
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More broadly, ING says it has been carbon neutral since 2007.
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More broadly, a decline across materials stocks was the biggest weight.
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More broadly, Mr. Horowitz's report, to be made public on Dec.
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More broadly, they oppose the Trump administration's efforts to ostracize Iran.
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The Washington press corps is illustrative of the industry more broadly.
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More broadly, America does not have a monopoly on mental illness.
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More broadly, do you think some of these jackets are stylish?
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More broadly, though, the reaction from the House GOP is unusual.
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More broadly, the campaign's bigger picture strategy will also be criticized.
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Those tests will determine when it will roll out more broadly.
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Others worried that a vote could divide the labor movement more broadly.
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More broadly, he shares Chiang's concerns about the proliferation of health misinformation.
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And it might be appropriate to look at that policy more broadly.
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More broadly, Australia has been reviewing its policies around violence against women.
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Junk food more broadly is now being called a human rights concern.
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More broadly, both candidates are trying to land their arguments on experience.
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More broadly, Sanders dominated two categories—the young and the very liberal.
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More broadly, domestic U.S. insurance companies are also immune to U.K. exposure.
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This analysis can offer a great deal to competition policy more broadly.
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Biden's struggles here reflect his trouble tapping into tech wealth more broadly.
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The junta's supporters argue that the charter allows minority government more broadly.
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More broadly, Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner might be winning occasional battles.
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More broadly, U.S.-centric funds also dominated flows, taking in $49.2 billion.
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More broadly, Clinton has already offered a somewhat different vision and tone.
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Lockheimer clarifies that Android more broadly will remain free and open source.
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More broadly, innovation is transforming the way goods and services are delivered.
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Medical marijuana, and cannabis more broadly, is growing in popularity and approval.
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We do this all the time much more broadly across the department.
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More broadly, our culture's unnatural individualism may yield higher rates of depression.
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But what do secular funerals — or death rituals more broadly — look like?
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More broadly, several European oil majors are increasing their alternative energy investments.
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If they are successful, the agency could roll them out more broadly.
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More broadly, this project emphasizes the need for scientifically rigorous surveillance regulation.
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More broadly in Africa, about 6,000 forces are in 53 African countries.
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When the men exchanged gifts, the Pope smiled more broadly and easily.
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Gentefication—or more broadly "ethnic gentrification"—is happening all over the country.
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It was the only way for me to disseminate it more broadly.
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The switches that Roccat has opted for are probably more broadly appealing.
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Instead, both the industry and the media more broadly welcomed him, warmly.
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More broadly, dismantling the participatory councils undermines the stability of democratic institutions.
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More broadly, this amounts to cracking a banking nut with a sledgehammer.
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Critics accused Trump of using the gang to target immigrants more broadly.
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Conservatives' stronghold is spread more broadly across the states than the left's.
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I like inconsistencies because I think they're going to think more broadly.
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More broadly, Trump is the least popular new president since polling began.
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Some Medicare Advantage plans, on the other hand, cover telemedicine more broadly.
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Google says its AI-enabled Assistant is actually available much more broadly.
|
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More broadly, the broader public reacts to Trump with puzzlement and amusement.
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The "they" is, presumably, either the Obama administration or liberals more broadly.
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Are there lessons you have learned that can be applied more broadly?
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A majority of the Connecticut Supreme Court read the exception more broadly.
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More broadly, China's corporate sector is feeling the strain of the slowdown.
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More broadly, European stocks kept their positive momentum after fresh data releases.
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It's not the only one that's catching up with society more broadly.
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I think the tool reflects what's happening more broadly in our society.
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Combating requires also including women's perspectives in messaging and society more broadly.
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More broadly, the case gets at legal questions key to software development.
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"Other countries are testing much more broadly than we are," he added.
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Congress should be thinking more broadly and treating our budgetary situation holistically.
|
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More broadly, the SEC's document carries the distinct possibility of stifling innovation.
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But more broadly, the Republicans have been playing this way for years.
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She argues more broadly against criminalizing homelessness, poverty, and mental health problems.
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But more broadly, Trump frequently doesn't tell the truth, including on taxes.
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More broadly, there are massive racial disparities in police use of force.
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More broadly, we cannot allow the industry to overtake the American classroom.
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Do other smartphone makers — or, more broadly, electronics companies — do this, too?
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They should think again more broadly and outside their own personal interests.
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Soon, though, this kind of technology could be used much more broadly.
|
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More broadly, he said administration officials need to be better at communicating.
|
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But he is also telling them to think more broadly about equities.
|
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More broadly, conservative values don't directly lead to premarital sex or divorce.
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Such stipulations reflect Francis's well documented concern for workers' issues more broadly.
|
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More broadly, political parties have been gutted by the investigations and convictions.
|
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But those gains have yet to filter more broadly through the economy.
|
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Others — like Ms. Pelosi and many Democrats — interpreted his comments more broadly.
|
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Other studies suggest teaching hospitals do not offer higher quality more broadly.
|
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Qasem Soleimani earlier this year and the President's foreign policy more broadly.
|
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Republicans say the president was concerned more broadly about corruption in Ukraine.
|
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More broadly, the incident revealed a minimalist's approach to disclosure at Mallinckrodt.
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RICHARD CLARIDA: Well, let me talk more broadly about financial conditions, Steve.
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"They" are Mexicans, Muslims and immigrants more broadly, along with foreign nations.
|
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They are pushing more broadly for protection against discrimination across the country.
|
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The debate was, in many ways, indicative of Biden's campaign more broadly.
|
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More broadly, it's pretty obvious that Hunter is an all-around mess.
|
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More broadly, the US-China spat has rattled the entire global economy.
|
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Thematic ETFs are a nice complement to a more broadly diversified portfolio.
|
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Thematic ETFs are a nice complement to a more broadly diversified portfolio.
|
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"When we look more broadly, we don't see systemic risk," he said.
|
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More broadly, Congress working together has come to seem almost entirely infeasible.
|
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Sulzberger's statement dealt more broadly with the consequences of Trump's "enemy" rhetoric.
|
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The business is pressured more broadly as the U.S. birth rate declines.
|
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Buttigieg in the interview also touched on homophobia and identity more broadly.
|
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These questions have come to mark the controversial pontiff's papacy more broadly.
|
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However, there is also evidence of exploitation in global fashion more broadly.
|
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Understandably so, as that is the strongest argument against vigilantism more broadly.
|
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More broadly, it is the US Climate Action Partnership all over again.
|
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More broadly, the damage Trump has inflicted on Obamacare is already done.
|
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We are making everybody responsible for looking more broadly at their networks.
|
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But more broadly, it's the idea that this is the right agenda.
|
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Markers more broadly were recovering form heavy losses seen in the previous session.
|
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More broadly, they're the two people who've been in charge of the administration.
|
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Does it support or hurt Chinese American—and more broadly Asian American—communities?
|
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Those questions, in turn, led me to think more broadly about this project.
|
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I think we may have, but now let's talk about this more broadly.
|
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More broadly, Wall Street now will be looking for additional signs of Santa.
|
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When considered more broadly across conventional gender lines, things only get more complicated.
|
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And I'm not talking about the FBI, necessarily, but intelligence agencies more broadly.
|
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Collectively, they're helping Americans right-size their dreams to something more broadly attainable.
|
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This suggests it's time we start thinking about Grindr's health effects more broadly.
|
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But use this chance to think about what you really deserve more broadly.
|
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More broadly, the companies expressed dissatisfaction with the California and European privacy laws.
|
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More broadly, marketing calls are subject to the national Do Not Call registry.
|
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Devotion is dedicated to Betsy Lerner, but who is it for more broadly?
|
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This certainly says something damning about Trump specifically and his administration more broadly.
|
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Sanders, for his part, has more broadly targeted Clinton's views on regime change.
|
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More broadly, it describes the ability to recognize patterns in one's own behavior.
|
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Such ventures are more valuable if used more broadly than just by Goldman.
|
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But even more broadly than that, voters like to look toward the future.
|
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And do not forget that the tariffs may harm American industry more broadly.
|
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But, more broadly, what is the relationship you're trying to build with publishers?
|
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More broadly, it uses the tropes of masks, dolls, and, above all, surveillance.
|
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"I'm still bullish on the sector more broadly for other reasons," Munster said.
|
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As we reported, DCFS is looking more broadly at interactions in the family.
|
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For our strategy more broadly, we remain committed to incubating select new businesses.
|
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But more broadly, it's simply another reminder that pretty much nothing is safe.
|
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Whether the momentum continues is up to women more broadly, says Ms Takenobu.
|
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But this 1999 award ceremony speech is both weirder and more broadly prophetic.
|
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There is evidence that aspects of gifted education should influence education more broadly.
|
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Let me ask you more broadly, what do you make of the market?
|
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More broadly, it points to interesting possibilities for how streaming can impact gameplay.
|
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Meanwhile, attendance in mainline Protestant churches more broadly has declined in recent decades.
|
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Then again, Juuling and vaping more broadly has successfully converted smokers into vapers.
|
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What happens with the 16,000 more broadly comes down, in part, to scale.
|
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More broadly, their usefulness for picking tax-collectors and the like was questioned.
|
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Meritocracy, more broadly conceived, also saves money and seems to promote economic growth.
|
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We completely reworked the art so that it would be more broadly inspired.
|
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Choices that were considered more broadly acceptable then don't necessarily pass muster now.
|
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Another person said it's started to recruit more broadly from the pharmacy space.
|
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As for the dollar, it more broadly reflects the view of foreign investors.
|
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How would you describe sentiment more broadly in this space at the moment?
|
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Dan: And when it comes to your work in the region, more broadly.
|
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Presumably, picture-in-picture will become more broadly available in time, as well.
|
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If Obamacare's redistribution mechanisms survive, these rising costs will be felt more broadly.
|
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Her own frustrations as an artist don't necessarily represent women's experiences more broadly.
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More broadly, however, banks in Europe were down by more than a percent.
|
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And more broadly, class actions can force companies to change their business practices.
|
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This kind of learning is also more broadly applicable in the real world.
|
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More broadly, both Kenny and Merkel are firm believers in the European Union.
|
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More broadly, income taxes cannot efficiently raise enough revenue in today's globalized economy.
|
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More broadly, the $540 billion Facebook's advertising juggernaut keeps throwing off sales growth.
|
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It's not clear when the company plans to launch these features more broadly.
|
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More broadly, this pardon can be read as the President endorsing racial profiling.
|
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It's clear that Australia would like its policy to be adopted more broadly.
|
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More broadly, it could undermine Beijing's case that the renminbi is worth holding.
|
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More broadly, how executive compensation ends up getting measured is itself quite complex.
|
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More broadly, fading worries over global trade and geopolitics helped buoy market sentiment.
|
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In the interview Monday, Browder also criticized Trump's summit with Putin more broadly.
|
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And emerging markets more broadly have been some of best-performers this year.
|
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And, more broadly, where do Asian-Americans fit in this city's minority politics?
|
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McCarthy also spoke more broadly about allegations of anti-conservative bias in tech.
|
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Cryptocurrencies are based on blockchain, or, more broadly speaking, distributed ledger technology (DLT).
|
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The big question is if problems identified by Apple (AAPL) extend more broadly.
|
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More broadly, what need is there for craft to surreptitiously enter the atmosphere?
|
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Schumer, in his letter to Esper, praised Vindman, Cooper and whistleblowers more broadly.
|
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More broadly, tech firms have become heavily involved in activities around the election.
|
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More broadly, Republicans are also losing the party's best fundraiser for House candidates.
|
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The law will be a little more broadly accessible if he is confirmed.
|
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The trade could be large enough to influence the VIX market more broadly.
|
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"The game is, more broadly, about the misguided pursuit of desire," he said.
|
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Political correctness — and identity politics more broadly — have, in their view, oppressed them.
|
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When considered more broadly across conventional gender lines, things only get more complicated.
|
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More broadly, miners and health stocks gave the biggest boost to the index.
|
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But more broadly, the problem is that the vice president just takes over.
|
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More broadly, research suggests that crime trends are closely tied to economic conditions.
|
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More broadly, the report shows the wider consequences of America's relaxed gun laws.
|
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More broadly, I don't see any hint of a Saudi or American strategy.
|
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More broadly Soros is a common boogeyman figure for those on the right.
|
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I'd like to take the things I've learned and apply them more broadly.
|
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Yes, it's fine to order delivery, but also consider the system more broadly.
|
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But its rise as a digital powerhouse more broadly is far from guaranteed.
|
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But we have been litigating only because we have been losing more broadly.
|
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"We need to think about substance abuse much more broadly," Dr. Lewis said.
|
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More broadly, simple numbers can't capture everything necessary to be a healthy person.
|
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Facebook Messenger has more broadly been mimicking WeChat over the past two years.
|
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But, more broadly, it's been caught up in an overall energy sector slump.
|
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He also backed away from education reform and the Common Core more broadly.
|
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But ethanol producers want the 10th Circuit decision to be applied more broadly.
|
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It could more broadly target Chinese companies that do business in North Korea.
|
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It's a concept he thinks will be used more broadly in the future.
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More broadly, America's central economic role gives it outsize influence at crucial moments.
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" More broadly, "movements propelled the language and/or the language propelled the dance.
|
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This ruling is important for Myanmar and for international genocide prevention more broadly.
|
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More broadly, analysts said ample supplies were preventing prices from moving much higher.
|
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More broadly, Japanese society is still shrinking, aging and deeply skeptical of immigrants.
|
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Whether it expands more broadly likely depends on how much anarchy it causes.
|
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More broadly, Trump boasted about the country's ability to fend off the coronavirus.
|
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More broadly, the policy could impose new hurdles on anyone of childbearing age.
|
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Now, though, the word is both more broadly applied and less obviously applicable.
|
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Facebook said it hopes to more broadly roll out those tools next year.
|
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More broadly, Emanuel holds overweight positions on the energy, banking, and healthcare sectors.
|
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And its effects were felt more broadly than on the candidates' bottom lines.
|
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" More broadly, she noted, "there is a lot we don't know about AFM.
|
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They also assert, more broadly, that such regulation is onerous and stifles innovation.
|
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Equity ETFs used more broadly, including by fast-trading institutions, attracted $6.4 billion.
|
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More broadly, is she right that the wealthy have too much political influence?
|
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So unplug, don't unplug, but more broadly, give your technology habits a think.
|
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But there's been little effort to raise the company's ethical standards more broadly.
|
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But more broadly, the bill played into a dangerous myth about trans people.
|
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Activists see bans as an indictment of how prisoners are limited more broadly.
|
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So, more broadly, does the future of the narrative of men's ungovernable desires.
|
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More broadly, climate is never going to be central to stories like these.
|
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More broadly, the state-by-state results show how Trump's support is sliding.
|
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Still, by challenging moral relativism more broadly, Douthat nonetheless raises an important point.
|
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In the same post, Sandberg defended the social value of ad-targeting more broadly.
|
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Spotify's initial launch will be on an invite-only basis before opening more broadly.
|
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More broadly, progress in race relations now looks set to take a leap backward.
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More broadly, Clinton believes natural gas is a "bridge" — an intermediate step — to decarbonization.
|
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More broadly, sentiment remains weak in Europe after some recent warnings on global growth.
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Wednesday's indictment seemed to go further to link government espionage with cybercrime more broadly.
|
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More broadly, the report accused digital publishers of "abusive pricing" of ebooks for libraries.
|
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More broadly, Strunge says he remains a strong believer in audio as a format.
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The company didn't offer any information about when it would roll out more broadly.
|
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More broadly, there's a strong focus on corporate results as another earnings season begins.
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More broadly, such public statements are a common and necessary part of U.S. diplomacy.
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And we're beginning to see how online dating affects such user behavior more broadly.
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It has failed both in Arizona in particular and in the Nation more broadly.
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More broadly, the Kremlin has aligned itself with far-right movements in Western countries.
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Now the right to private gun ownership is more broadly shielded by the Constitution.
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But applying the tax more broadly might not quite amount to breaking a promise.
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One industry question and then I want to ask you about Snap more broadly.
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This debate has become representative of how the Clinton Foundation is covered more broadly.
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And more broadly, in this age of online radicalization, who has traveled beyond redemption?
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More broadly, I'd love it if the Academy would address its rampant gender problem.
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Looking more broadly, let's think about the 2017 A4's place in the market.
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The big picture: Many news outlets are starting to expand tech coverage more broadly.
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Facebook had resisted sharing the information more broadly, saying it would threaten advertisers' privacy.
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If the test is successful, YouTube plans to roll out the changes more broadly.
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More broadly, the letter is a challenge to the very concept of congressional oversight.
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Today, CEO Susan Wojcicki took to YouTube's Creator Blog to address users more broadly.
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More broadly, Gideon Brothers wants to help address current labour shortages in industrial logistics.
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Technology has given us the ability to communicate more broadly, for better or worse.
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TC: More broadly, what would be your favoured outcome for the U.K. and Brexit?
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More broadly, their terminology and signage have begun to trickle into more mainstream venues.
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They found no such correlation between the BODS score and more broadly conservative opinions.
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A $15 minimum wage, and workers' rights more broadly, are centerpieces of Sanders' platform.
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But there was little apparent effort to raise the company's ethical standards more broadly.
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More broadly, the digital payments sector led by Paypal is in vogue with investors.
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More broadly, South Korea's Kospi finished down 1.21 percent, or 24.89 points, at 2,031.93.
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Getting to the conclusion requires thinking more broadly about events beyond the FBI's actions.
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But that decision did not include a stance on disparate impact regulations more broadly.
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Secondly, we've got a set of tools that we can look at more broadly.
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More broadly, the U.S. lags other developed countries in closing the gender wage gap.
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In comics and pulp more broadly, crime, sex, and horror became the real moneymakers.
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More broadly, though, everything about Trump is an inversion of traditional Christian morality. Boastfulness?
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More broadly, antitrust or competition laws aim to protect consumers from predatory business practices.
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But now you'll know if the stuff you're sharing there is resonating more broadly.
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It has yet to offer an over-the-top streaming service more broadly nationwide.
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R3 has recruited many heavyweights from the worlds of bitcoin and technology more broadly.
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More broadly, she says she's willing to work across the aisle on regulatory reform.
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Another person said Amazon has started to recruit more broadly from the pharmacy space.
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If you're a traditionalist, whether on language or culture more broadly, they did terribly.
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If the law is more broadly implemented, its effect on bidders will be broader.
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More broadly, anything in software that involves high growth without profitability is getting crushed.
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And more broadly, he says the U.S. mortality numbers have been deteriorating since 2010.
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More broadly, this is good news for proponents of stem-cell therapies in general.
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More broadly this alarming rise in Machiavellian ambiguity risks being a disaster for democracies.
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It's not inconsistent for one twin to have more "Broadly European" than the other.
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More broadly US stocks climbed higher on Thursday ahead of the September jobs report.
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The same is true, more broadly, of Democrats minority power, such as it is.
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The new agreement will allow JetSuiteX to distribute seats more broadly, through JetBlue's website.
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The probe also addressed the issues of diversity and inclusion more broadly at Uber.
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More broadly, private equity's investment in housing helped stabilize home prices across the country.
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More broadly, Trump's previous attempts to push back on the Russia scandal have failed.
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Then there are the centralized services you can use to opt-out more broadly.
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But can you speak more broadly about what Season 6 is about for her?
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" The Obama administration defined it more broadly as "unwelcome conduct of a sexual nature.
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Paris and Die gestures more broadly at what we do when we interpret the
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Trump cares deeply about the threat posed by ISIS and international terrorism more broadly.
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Beyond the news division, BuzzFeed is looking at ways to grow memberships more broadly.
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James Risch of Idaho, wants to highlight China and US foreign policy more broadly.
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To avoid these missteps in your finances and in your career, think more broadly.
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But America at the time was gripped by a fear of lawlessness more broadly.
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That is the real threat to the professorate, and to the university more broadly.
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Dig deeper: Walker discusses his office's work on security and assessing vulnerabilities more broadly.
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He could, however, speak more broadly about the possibilities he sees in these technologies.
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Support for Sonos and Bose is more broadly available to users around the world.
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And that could help China deploy advanced systems faster and more broadly than America.
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LG: We're back to jobs, but more broadly industry and the economics of robots.
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In that way, this debate mirrors the dynamic of the GOP primary more broadly.
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But more broadly the association said the number of residency programs needs to increase.
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But, more broadly, the invisibility of the process can hide a multitude of sins.
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More broadly, though, India unilaterally pushed to change Kashmir's status without Pakistan's buy-in.
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" Speaking more broadly of the neighborhood, she added, "That area has languished too long.
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"I'm not talking about the FBI necessarily, but intelligence agencies more broadly," he said.
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And more broadly, the show provided an opportunity to discuss America's criminal justice system.
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Privacy can be seen as the first step toward regulating artificial intelligence more broadly.
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More broadly, state police officials have asked clerical sex abuse victims to come forward.
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Three years later, those dividends are larger — and more broadly distributed — than ever before.
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And I guess it's a cautionary tale more broadly for any successful company today.
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Not only is she right, but the concept of "boy food" applies more broadly.
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More broadly, the public relations machine defending the judge has big money behind it.
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The review came amid a reckoning in Britain over gender pay gaps more broadly.
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More broadly, their progressive wing has long been hostile to concentrations of corporate power.
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Meanwhile, Clifford says there's no change to the scale of EF's plans, more broadly.
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More broadly, the program comes as Albertsons pushes further into digital and e-commerce.
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More broadly, analysts pointed to recent euro strength as a drag for European equities.
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More broadly, murders indoors ticked up by 19, while outdoor murders fell by 49.
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"It applies the Buy America rules more broadly," said Ed Wytkind, president of TTD.
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More broadly, Big Tech faces increasing pressure to act more aggressively on climate change.
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And both are significant enough to affect English soccer's psychology and culture more broadly.
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" Trump has also referred to some of his critics more broadly as "human scum.
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More broadly, Genkin characterizes Intel's response to the MDS variants as piecemeal and incomplete.
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More broadly, though, Powell said current conditions don't suggest an issue with inflation expectations.
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The scandal hurt the bank's balance sheet and more broadly confidence towards the lender.
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But more broadly, the EU is not strong enough to be weak right now.
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Then I looked more broadly, checking out the amazing Real Clear Politics polling database.
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Later, the organization expanded to helping refugees more broadly, and continues that work today.
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Normcore influenced design more broadly, shaping the aesthetics of companies like Everlane and Uniqlo.
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More broadly, they discussed possible investments in building and repairing bridges, schools and hospitals.
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More broadly, the violence seemed to indicate the government's wavering grip on the area.
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Even more broadly, could Social Security funds be withdrawn for housing or educational expenses?
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More broadly, investor sentiment on British stocks has become more optimistic in recent weeks.
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This unequivocally is a powerful and positive trend in criminal justice and more broadly.
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More broadly, however, baseball has tumbled backward down a hill of its own making.
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All this made me wonder: How does physical movement affect the brain more broadly?
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Black history, and the stories of other diasporas, deserve to be defined more broadly.
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More broadly, requiring every apartment to be wheelchair-ready feels like overkill, he said.
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More broadly, the results raise questions about how exercise might respond to other medicines.
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Three: Besides your own science, become more broadly informed about science and scientific issues.
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Let's talk more broadly about wellness and wellness culture and its connections to ritual.
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DS: That specificity also ties into some more broadly relatable troubles with the internet.
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More broadly, the industry-funded papers can confuse the public – and even government experts.
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The family claimed more broadly they risked persecution on account of their religious beliefs.
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More broadly, Arizona is at the center of the shifting sands of American politics.
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And speaking more broadly, what do you think is the future of robot-human relationships?
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Will any of this matter to Trump's supporters or, more broadly, to the 2020 electorate?
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And second, the move could more broadly lead to a break in Washington-Seoul ties.
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More broadly, it weakens US assurances that it will follow global agreements to curb emissions.
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This is consistent, ISIS policy aside, with Trump's approach to the Middle East more broadly.
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Once you try this out, consider widening the do not disturb window even more broadly.
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More broadly, it's about updating the way we think about privacy in the digital age.
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Opinions were split about eschewing cash from Wall Street — and corporate America more broadly — entirely.
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More broadly, Arthur trusts his ability to improvise and solve problems if things turn bad.
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She said the decision more broadly demonstrated the Trump administration's "political approach" to immigration courts.
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It's about money, and aspiration, and sex — more broadly, longing, one of Roth's great themes.
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It also could have implications for civil rights more broadly, depending how the court rules.
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Nor did Facebook explain just when it decided to roll out the feature more broadly.
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Bernie Sanders and Martin O'Malley would increase benefits more broadly, especially for low-income recipients.
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More broadly, the affair underscores the tricky terrain Uber is left to navigate right now.
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Increasingly, physics and the sciences more broadly are being built by women, no invitation required.
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More broadly, many Israeli settlers depend on Palestinians for the relatively cheap labor they provide.
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They also promised that their anti-counterfeit team would look into vendor's products more broadly.
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More broadly, there's a question of whether Moscow's retaliation will affect the US election directly.
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And more broadly, there is an ad hoc air about much of the government's efforts.
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More broadly, this case will affect any future dispute between two companies over essential patents.
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More broadly, Volker and Sondland may well have believed they were in a tough position.
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And more broadly, it's a poll, so it's going to have some noise in it.
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Technology has given us the ability to communicate more broadly, for better or for worse.
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More broadly, in Britain and elsewhere in Europe, the political case for aid is changing.
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More broadly, the handling of the issue may also have raised questions about campaign management.
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More broadly, Duterte's anti-Americanism and haphazard diplomacy is worrying Washington's allies in the region.
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And, more broadly, violent crime and property crime are both at or near historic lows.
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So is your pitch one that Hispanics, non-whites more broadly, can sign up to?
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Robotic pickers may be more broadly deployed as technology becomes cheaper and labour more expensive.
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Even Google said it's going to use the neural network more "broadly" throughout the company.
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ARM and Intel have long competed more broadly in processors for computers, networks and smartphones.
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Ultimately, however, Crazy Rich Asians seems to prize a more broadly appealing celebration of extravagance.
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That's compounded by weak Russian domestic demand and a struggling economy more broadly, Jackson explained.
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That activity primes mainstream media narratives, in turn influencing how campaigns are understood more broadly.
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More broadly, Murkowski said EVs would work well in multiple small communities in southeast Alaska.
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And outside critics think it isn't doing enough to grapple more broadly with its influence.
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However, I left my university job thinking more broadly about the science of behavior change.
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More broadly, research on why democracies do and don't slide into authoritarianism buttresses Chenoweth's argument.
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"We are trying to learn from these before we expand them more broadly," she said.
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But he did speak more broadly about how Coca-Cola is adapting to consumer tastes.
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For much of the hearing, Republicans questioned officials on cybersecurity deterrence policy more broadly. Sen.
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Looking more broadly at the fintech industry, "consumer lending is moving the quickest," Sheinbaum said.
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In that respect at least, it reflects what is happening in the country more broadly.
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The company is also launching a program to help educate marketers more broadly about measurement.
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More broadly, Raddle, like every good internet community, provides an escape from the outside world.
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More broadly, corporate debt and household debt rose $2.6 trillion and $2 trillion respectively globally.
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"They knew what we were sending over," he said, referring more broadly to House lawmakers.
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I don't think we can make this successful more broadly if we give Cisco preference.
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More broadly, there is a danger of deepening divisions between east and west in Libya.
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More broadly, China has many competing bureaucratic interests at stake in the Silk Road project.
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The results of those early tests encouraged Twitter to roll the feature out more broadly.
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Other products or services that would be more broadly appealing, appeal to different customer segments.
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Perhaps this is down to the way women's family planning choices are regarded more broadly.
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The protesters had lashed out against the planned fuel tax and, more broadly, Macron's leadership.
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Awards shows or "racial controversies more broadly," as Pew put it, filled out the list.
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More broadly, he believes the problem of high retail prices goes beyond the Big Six.
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And more broadly, what precisely is the relationship between Mr. Assange and Mr. Putin's Kremlin?
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And this is where investors, business, and markets more broadly should be paying close attention.
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More broadly, they have reversed a tradition among provincial Argentines of concealing their Ranquel ancestry.
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Whichever direction it breaks will be important for the group and the transports more broadly.
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It became the soundtrack of the week in politics -- and in the culture more broadly.
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More broadly, and despite its clearly feminist intentions, the book doesn't give women enough credit.
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Sanders has benefited from that sort of turnout, and the caucus system more broadly, before.
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In some ways, Alibaba is trying to smooth over issues faced by China more broadly.
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The program will begin in three states next month and could eventually expand more broadly.
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That's been a significant concern for the EU as well as global markets more broadly.
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More broadly, it urged a global change in attitude in both fiscal and monetary policy.
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I WOULD SAY MORE BROADLY, I THINK TODAY'S MARKET ACTION IS A VERY LARGE OVERREACTION.
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He wants to play a role in policy more broadly than just representing his company.
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But losing his voice forced him to redefine his role and share power more broadly.
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That's in contrast to physical credit and debit cards, which can be used more broadly.
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More broadly, investors are worried about the direction of monetary policy under President Tayyip Erdogan.
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More broadly, the competitive market means there's not much money to claim in selling phones.
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The corporate misuse of the First Amendment and the Constitution more broadly, has gone viral.
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More broadly, it is also a major endorsement for Southeast Asia as a startup destination.
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More broadly, Hoffmann says that fierce competition for talent is changing the way companies recruit.
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More broadly, as the Turkish lira weakens, Euros are likely to go further than before.
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More broadly, Trump asserts that the United States grew timorous and apologetic under Obama's administration.
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The court did not have the appetite to step in again to rule more broadly.
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After all these years, the fruits of the recovery are now being delivered more broadly.
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More broadly, the Obama administration has made a priority of aggressively enforcing laws protecting workers.
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Support for Sonos and Bose is more broadly available to users around the world. 2.
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He now talks more broadly about "identity traps" that encompass implicit biases and much more.
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The World Cup's glow has been cast far more broadly than the Olympics could manage.
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And yet this moment feels worse — much less violent, blessedly, but much more broadly divisive.
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Create a new one- or three-year visa for DACA recipients or DREAMers more broadly.
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If Lula, or the party more broadly, is discredited, Brazil could lurch to the right.
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More broadly, Mr. Trump's characterization of Nafta as a "cash cow" for Mexico is wrong.
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More broadly, Mitto says it want to help develop financial literacy amongst Gen Z kids.
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In his piece, al-Gharbi takes aim at not just me but Vox more broadly.
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Really, I think, this more broadly explains most of Green Book's appeal, as P.R. noted.
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More broadly, it revealed how rising anti-immigrant policies in Europe have worsened the crisis.
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More broadly, Mr. Trump cannot seem to muster much interest in making cybersecurity a priority.
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She said new private sector partnerships should allow test kits to be distributed more broadly.
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So while it can restrict fringe groups, it cannot take on the clergy more broadly.
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More broadly, research indicates that information alone is rarely enough to affect educational decision making.
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Some people have texted to check in more broadly, and I'm just lying to them.
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And more broadly, society should think about the soundness of other figures who have authority.
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Microsoft is also adopting a more open model for HoloLens 2 and Windows more broadly.
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More broadly, Airbnb decided earlier than Uber to work with regulators rather than fighting them.
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More broadly, sentiment has turned positive on the impact of immigration on the United States.
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But he had given conflicting signals on the issue, and on gay rights more broadly.
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More broadly, we disagree with the report's findings, which are not based on primary evidence.
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The steps against Al Jazeera come amid an escalating Israeli crackdown on journalists more broadly.
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And does her current standing say anything about that of women more broadly in 2020?
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More broadly, it shows the fast-evolving nature of how hackers hide behind false flags.
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More broadly speaking, the new patch will also usher in a new philosophy for Overwatch.
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In addition to the Boston-specific touches, the campus is also more broadly transportation-themed.
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Saudi stocks more broadly were down almost 0.83% by mid-morning, slightly paring earlier losses.
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Using the proceeds to reduce corporate taxes will improve competitiveness and increase investment more broadly.
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TIRRELL: WELL I WANT TO ASK YOU MORE BROADLY ABOUT THE POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT RIGHT NOW.
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The ads that perform the best will then be extended more broadly on the site.
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"The tariff talk, the protectionism more broadly, of course, is a concern," Winter told CNBC.
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Georgieva called for an "intelligent, calm conversation" about sharing the benefits of globalization more broadly.
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Google — more broadly through its sister company Verily — is working with organizations in population health.
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" On behalf of Italian-Americans more broadly, he said, "Thank you, thank you, thank you.
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But, [more broadly] this is how chicken companies outsource the risky parts of the business.
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But last year, the government freed the exchange rate and more broadly legalized dollar transactions.
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Historically, both British and European politics more broadly have been heavily determined by class divisions.
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"People are exhausted by the chaos," Cicilline said, speaking of the Trump presidency more broadly.
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The S&P 500 more broadly is up some 35 percent during the time period.
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More broadly on Thursday, Hershey topped Wall Street's estimates for both quarterly sales and profit.
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The company plans to differentiate itself by moving beyond genetics to preventative health more broadly.
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" More broadly, Payne added, "I'm not sure if that works with any politician any more.
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For Make-A-Wish, it would be a way to scale the model more broadly.
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More broadly, the U.S. economy remained strong, and global economies are doing well, he said.
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Bush, more broadly, inaugurated a general era of business-friendly policymaking and light-touch regulation.
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More broadly, it involves the safe interaction of vehicles with pedestrians, cyclists, and other vehicles.
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More broadly, this type of technology could let doctors know of any potentially dangerous patient behavior.
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Investor demand for insight into environmental risk, however, has begun to shift credit assessments more broadly.
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And since then, the team has been working to roll out the improved audio more broadly.
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More broadly, they seem not to want Trump to do extremely controversial, unpopular, and disruptive things.
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Eventually, Wyvern hopes to be able to open more broadly access to the data it's gathering.
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Does Trump believe Obama wiretapped or spied on him more broadly at Trump Tower or anywhere?
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It will initially launch Takeoff as a pilot before deciding whether to scale it more broadly.
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More broadly, this can expand the total addressable market (TAM) for all players in a market.
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More broadly, better understanding thalidomide's unique mechanisms might also help scientists discover new types of drugs.
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Uber and Lyft have integrated, for example, but a bot API opens this up more broadly.
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And we should never forget that, more broadly, a Facebook Like can cost you your job.
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O'Rourke said he doesn't support more broadly decriminalizing border crossings because of concerns about human trafficking.
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Nevertheless, "Parasite" is a huge victory for Asian cinema and for foreign-language films more broadly.
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The recent trend has been to recommend statins more broadly and to increasingly include borderline patients.
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More broadly, Scape wanted to enable any machine equipped with a camera to understand its surroundings.
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But he seems undaunted by everything ahead of him personally, and for his island more broadly.
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Cocaine hotspots have also centered around large cities but have diffused more broadly in recent years.
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More broadly, the United States (and other countries) could adopt a reform known as formulary apportionment.
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More broadly, this exemplifies the natural tension currently playing out between automakers and tech companies today.
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More broadly, Scape wants to enable any machine equipped with a camera to understand its surroundings.
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There are perhaps two big reasons, which could have a bearing on his party more broadly.
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What makes you want to share this music with New York and the world more broadly?
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Stadia will launch more broadly in 2020 for Chrome web browsers, laptops, tablets and Pixel phones.
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More broadly, it is impossible to know what would have happened had Chinese imports not surged.
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More broadly, Atomico is always looking for new ways to help grow the ecosystem in Europe.
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More broadly, Russia's information warfare activities have also been stepped up, spreading division in the West.
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Can you talk about that a bit, and how music works in the film more broadly?
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More broadly, the round means that Instarem has now raised $59.5 million from investors to date.
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But that's what gives this song in particular, and sweet-sour pop more broadly, its potency.
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More broadly, Mr Moon has long argued that dialogue would help ease tensions on the peninsula.
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HTC isn't just getting its own products in front of consumers, but is thinking more broadly.
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More broadly, fragmentation in IoT exposes opportunities for startups to develop highly specialized Systems of Intelligence.
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More broadly, she wants Starling to "spread the fintech love" beyond its traditional base of London.
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More broadly, an epic rally in China could prompt a wider reassessment of a company's value.
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Moreover, something has begun to stir in corporate France, as the car industry illustrates more broadly.
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Professor Jeb His remarks Thursday night were focused more broadly on his ideas to address poverty.
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But his embrace for social media, and more broadly freedom of speech was very short-lived.
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However, Microsoft says invites will roll out first to I.T. admins before becoming more broadly available.
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More broadly, the type of airplane a consumer is flying on rarely factors into their choice.
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"We want to think of lists more broadly as timelines, as streams of tweets," Dorsey said.
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More broadly, the case could have sweeping repercussions in other aspects of state and federal law.
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We want to have GSE reform but we also want to have more broadly housing reform.
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More broadly, this reconfiguration would make the games, for the first time, a truly global event.
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More broadly, the migrant crisis is fuelling the rise of right-wing populist parties across Europe.
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The only thing stopping AiFi from rolling out its technology more broadly right now is cost.
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More broadly, whether Nissan can capture the EV buzz that rests squarely with U.S rival Tesla.
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More broadly, a heavy defeat for Trump would almost surely have besmirched Pence's reputation as well.
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Right. I think all of us are thinking more broadly about where's the talent coming from.
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Star said he plans to add more social features and launch more broadly early next year.
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Other goals include expanding TPC's portfolio and finding ways to communicate more broadly to the public.
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More broadly, the report argues that taking vacations can create jobs and improve the U.S. economy.
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DAX is underperforming more broadly is because it is also a big proxy for global demand.
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More broadly, the MSCI Emerging Markets index is at 10.4 times 2016 earnings, the data show.
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China, for example, has treated internet addiction more broadly as a disease for a decade now.
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The FCA has commissioned an external consultant to look into denial of banking services more broadly.
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White said the SEC would also be looking more broadly to ensure compliance with all regulations.
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That's mostly because they believe he and, more broadly, his investigation are biased against the president.
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Moreover, as the Washington Post's Gillian Brockell notes, Williamson has spread misinformation about illness more broadly.
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But Chief Judge Diane Wood said the Seventh Circuit reads the Fair Housing Act more broadly.
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A major driver for Moscow's push into Africa is arms sales and economic influence more broadly.
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More broadly, it also demonstrates that despite some forecasts, bilateral relations will remain on solid ground.
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More broadly, the issue here has pitted resident against resident, often along social and economic lines.
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The House is expected to get a briefing Thursday more broadly on Saudi Arabia and Yemen.
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The United States needs to focus more on Afghanistan rather than the Middle East more broadly.
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But the reported episode is reflective of Trump's skepticism of international organizations and alliances more broadly.
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Yet it seems bizarre to redistribute within one group—graduates—rather than in society more broadly.
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Instead of improving the investment climate more broadly, Mr Erdogan is scattering subsidies and tax breaks.
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Google says the feature may roll out more broadly in the future depending on user feedback.
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Sluggishness in developed regions, along with natural disasters, also slowed sales more broadly, P&G said.
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More broadly, Social Security showed what good government could do and how efficient it could be.
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Such appeals have resonated more broadly with a public worried about security, migration and economic stagnation.
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The "marital communications privilege" is more broadly applied but only covers confidential communications in a marriage.
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Recommendations, and more broadly, personalization technology, have become table stakes in the streaming business — and beyond.
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Speaking more broadly, where did the idea for the setting's proximity to North Korea come from?
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Today they are preparing for their first appearance together, and more broadly contemplating a longer collaboration.
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More broadly, in fact, Pichai and Google have both gone to great lengths to appease conservatives.
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More broadly, the economic ripples caused by numerous multiemployer pension failures would be substantial — and costly.
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But, earnings from technology firm Nvidia which easily beat analysts' expectations boosted the sector more broadly.
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More broadly, the global economy, showing signs of weakness before the war, slips into a recession.
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Turkey's resistance to needed economic adjustment is prompting investors to reassess emerging market investment more broadly.
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Let's talk a little bit more broadly about some of the issues that we're seeing today.
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More broadly, global funds held about 4.9 percent of their portfolio in cash, the survey showed.
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"Communications is a market that we're attacking more broadly than we've done before," Cannon-Brookes said.
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And that has led investors to think about the value of real estate investing more broadly.
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To cultural conservatives more broadly, he's a potent symbol of the jihadi threat to Europe's peace.
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More broadly, Sanders needs to reinvigorate his argument as to why he should be the nominee.
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More broadly, Brent moved higher by 1.21 percent at $49.36 per barrel shortly after 4.50 p.m.
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In many ways, the behaviour of Super League owners reflects China's approach to business more broadly.
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We talked about ways to celebrate diversity -- both within my administration and the country more broadly.
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I asked Pichai, who has spoken out against the Trump order, about American immigration more broadly.
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Still, the merger — and its reported combined value — also reflects tougher times for adtech more broadly.
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Recall first the Trump administration's disgusting and deeply misogynistic approach to women's rights policies more broadly.
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More broadly, Ola Money Postpaid looks to be an effort to wean users off cash payments.
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We need more research, however, to understand how orgasms are connected to women's health more broadly.
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Reddit's video platform is still in beta, though it's now more broadly available to end users.
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More broadly, Home Depot has been benefiting from a strong housing market and favorable economic tailwinds.
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He added, more broadly, that he thought it was time for Mueller to conclude his investigation.
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While those are powerful and important, Wassenaar argues it's important to expand your network more broadly.
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" More broadly, O'Connell added, "basically she is chasing the news but he is generating the news.
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More broadly, it outlined other details of efforts to enhance already unprecedented internet controls in China.
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When women see that control — and their autonomy more broadly — threatened, anger becomes a rational response.
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More broadly, it seemed to retreat from the idea of consumer privacy as an inherent right.
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Trump's description of immigration more broadly is out of step with his own White House too.
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More broadly, I urge you to end your use of these dangerous agreements against your customers.
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More broadly, Emily's story is a story about family trauma, with the worst parts ironed out.
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More broadly, the balance of power in our system of government matters in more profound ways.
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It will expand again to 150 in the fall, and more broadly after that, officials said.
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More broadly, the president is fulfilling his promise to select cabinet members with no governing experience.
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But it's not just women; there's a new political intensity among people of color more broadly.
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How else are they affecting what you do day to day and then more broadly strategically?
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More broadly, India's central government is wrestling with an overhaul of its rules governing online services.
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More broadly, the Bucks compiled a 20-10 record against teams in the fearsome Western Conference.
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More broadly, the case is a reminder of the power of radio frequencies, Professor Wandt said.
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More broadly, Calgary officials speak of the Olympics as a defibrillator for local spirits grown gloomy.
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More broadly, too much is lost if legislative politics, as practiced in Washington, is simply scorned.
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But more broadly, Saudi Arabia would find it hard to switch wholesale to other arms suppliers.
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But his campaign has indicated that he may spend more broadly if the party chooses him.
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Her platform is a mix of ideas around climate change specifically and environmental policy more broadly.
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That will depend on whether opportunity will be expanded more broadly through the city's labor pool.
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More broadly, the coronavirus crisis emerged when many small and medium-size businesses were already struggling.
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Which of these visions of fraternities -- and all-male institutions more broadly -- is the real one?
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More broadly, there are more than 58,000 jobs in Scotland's low carbon and renewable energy economy.
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AT&T has both a limited mmWave network and a more broadly available low-band network.
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More broadly, the report welcomes the actions taken by several smaller nations against human rights abuses.
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SAFE started to enforce the rule more broadly at the beginning of this year, they said.
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The Senate has also struggled more broadly over whether to rein in Trump's foreign policy moves.
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As a result, they could increase the burdens on undocumented migrants and, more broadly, on society.
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Facebook's robot patents offer more cluesFacebook seems to be thinking more broadly than "mobile platforms" alone.
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But more broadly, they add, their actions are hampered by the intense international jockeying over Libya.
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More broadly, MSCI's all-country stock index is now up 23% for the year so far.
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More broadly, White House officials say an economically vibrant country is better able to defend itself.
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More broadly, endemic corruption erodes the legitimacy of many governments with whom we seek to partner.
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This goes far beyond defectors to the economy more broadly, and Idaho's tech scene shows why.
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And more broadly, they offer a validating effect for candidates hoping to demonstrate strength or inevitability.
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Or what would happen if billions of people had access to no-code platforms more broadly?
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More broadly, the dollar's weakness has come amid an unusual macroeconomic backdrop for many different reasons.
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Kobach is a deeply divisive figure within the Kansas Republican Party -- and the state more broadly.
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More broadly, I suspect the real issue here isn't one of legalities, but one of management.
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The Lordstown plant wasn't immune to the changes that have been affecting the workforce more broadly.
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As for whether this move signals the administration is thinking more broadly about allowing drug importation?
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He sees Uber's profitability in some markets as proof that it can make money more broadly.
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WE HAVE ADDITIONAL HORIZONTAL OPPORTUNITIES IN THE UNITED STATES, AS WELL AS VERTICAL OPPORTUNITIES MORE BROADLY.
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More broadly, special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation is a dark cloud on Trump's political horizon.
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Little wonder, as it would be disastrous for not just Hong Kong but China more broadly.
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Shokin was believed to be hindering that investigation and anti-corruption investigation in Ukraine more broadly.
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Trump tried to use Williams' tweet to tarnish not only Omar but the Democrats more broadly.
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More broadly it reminds us that rights we sometimes take for granted can be taken away.
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But extending those checks to political speech more broadly would be a slippery slope, he argued.
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Gender, here, seems consequential to him, and black face, or satire more broadly, becomes a technique.
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More broadly, it needs to promote social equality, especially gender equality, and a work-life balance.
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Kickstarter's union, for instance, represents workers for just the company, instead of tech workers more broadly.
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Analysts said the court's move could harm the government more broadly as well as the companies.
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More broadly, PG&E's situation could be a harbinger of the economic toll of climate change.
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What is to stop these platforms from being used more broadly for attacks in the future?
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More broadly, Trump's two main focuses, immigrants and terrorists, have captured the minds of Republican voters.
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Carmichael had testified more broadly about Gawker's editorial culture and the popularity of the Hogan post.
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More broadly, there is something unsettling about how our social media profiles continue after we die.
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"More broadly, the neoliberal policies implemented [are] at stake," a translated version of the petition reads.
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It gets Verizon to pay more for its games, and distribute them more broadly than before.
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And more broadly, neither Putin's trolling exercises nor his Ukraine intervention has weakened Western military resolve.
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But more broadly, if you borrow someone else's ideas or reporting, you're supposed to credit them.
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On inequality, her proposals build on Dodd-Frank and seek to regulate financial activities more broadly.
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As compared with small-donor matching systems, it encourages candidates to target their appeals more broadly.
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To these people, political correctness — and identity politics more broadly — have, in their view, oppressed them.
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Filene hopes the product will be adopted more broadly, perhaps by a major bank, Mr. Downin said.
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More broadly, the work by Katzourakis and Ho challenges the idea of a steadily ticking evolutionary clock.
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More broadly, what was irresponsible or even irredeemable about the XFL became part of its sales pitch.
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Republicans such as Mr Rubio back paid parental leave more strongly than paid leave more broadly defined.
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Independents approve of Trump's handling of the economy, but that approval doesn't extend to Republicans more broadly.
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Merkel has rejected that approach, saying Germany needs to address migration more broadly to preserve EU unity.
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The Trump brand will rebound if it can get some early wins and become more broadly appealing.
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That strategy may work with his base, but recent polling indicates it has limited appeal more broadly.
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More broadly, fans are theorizing about Map of the Soul's place within BTS's discography as a whole.
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Trump is also pushing border taxes more broadly against trading partners, which could help finance the wall.
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" Yet more broadly, "the longer-term picture is still bullish," Wald said Wednesday on CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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The dollar slipped more broadly, its index against a basket of currencies falling 0.3 percent to 93.892.
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"If we can get our colleagues [there] to start talking about this it will help more broadly."
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More broadly, there has been a significant uptick in the number of Latino registered voters in Florida.
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Schleifer asked Solomon if, more broadly, he thinks there may be a tech bubble on the horizon.
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Trader Steve Grasso said he would play services companies more broadly with the PHLX Oil Service index.
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Rolling it out more broadly would require app updates on the many platforms where Netflix is available.
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But many other state laws sweep more broadly and specifically include touching of the breasts and buttocks.
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But more broadly, I think the idea that this is bad for poor people has it backward.
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More broadly, there's been a greater sensitivity around diversity in Hollywood (if not always more actual representation).
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Business groups more broadly are discussing the possibility of suing the White House, a source told CNBC.
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But more broadly, indie teams have just found success delivering their ideas to a hungry Nintendo audience.
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More broadly, the world view of some of Mr Trump's advisers encompasses a Manichean expectation of conflict.
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He then pivoted to discussing racism more broadly, before being called out by the moderator for deflecting.
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Mr Faber (pictured) frequently sounds like a doomsayer about his own industry—and about capitalism more broadly.
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More broadly, mobile internet and e-commerce are continuing to drive earnings and revenue growth, he said.
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More broadly, Sankey thinks Pioneer and fellow Permian pure-play stock Parsley Energy are obvious buyout targets.
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Google declined to comment specifically on the case but, more broadly, denies having broken any antitrust rules.
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Another panel, the House Energy and Commerce Committee, is investigating sexual abuse in organized sports more broadly.
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More broadly, BeMyEye offers a platform to enable companies and brands to crowdsource various in-store data.
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But his statement is symptomatic of the Labour Party's -- and, more broadly, the British left's -- Jewish problem.
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The feature will be rolled out more broadly to all Edge for iOS and Android users soon.
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More broadly, boring stuff like upgrading graphics cards took a back seat to envelope-pushing new technology.
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More broadly, such steps are taken based on concrete evidence such as financial links, recruitment efforts etc.
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More broadly, though, it raises questions about whether the Trump administration can be trusted with vital information.
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More broadly, IHL is shaped by the "Martens clause", originally adopted in the Hague convention of 1899.
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"This is a critical moment in women's health care and politics more broadly," Duffy tells The Verge.
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I'm not alone in my disappointment with Apple's wristable, and more broadly with smartwatches as a whole.
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More broadly, Ball Lightning showcases the inherent dangers in developing advanced weapons with experimental science and technology.
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This and so much more is what fencing -- and the Olympic Movement more broadly -- has given me.
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More broadly, African countries have struggled to live up to hype casting them as "the next India".
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The pretext of preventing foreign meddling is being used as a means to strangle dissent more broadly.
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Some of the complaints, as I mention, point to flaws more broadly in our health care system.
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Moore's theology, too, has much in common with the Reconstructionists, as well as with dominionists more broadly.
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However, lawmakers didn't probe Google on Maven or its stance on working with the military more broadly.
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Many frame it as an existential threat to Germany's national identity, and to "the Occident" more broadly.
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Update, May 9th: After this report was published, Facebook decided to roll out its test more broadly.
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Analysts said more broadly, China's Belt and Road project will help support more use of the yuan.
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Kahl said, repeatedly, that he trusts CBS Entertainment's processes, its investigations, and its HR department more broadly.
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More broadly, the traditional car's appeal may simply have been too resilient for Americans to give up.
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In your own filmmaking, how do you figure out what about a story will resonate more broadly?
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We wanted to get out the information more broadly, so more people become aware of this epidemic.
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But one could imagine that the seafood supply would be more broadly affected than simply cultivated shellfish.
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"It's a law that threatens to clamp down on direct action politics more broadly," he told me.
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Whether this message translates more broadly to Democratic voters this primary cycle, however, is an open question.
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Their founders are people who think that going into space can benefit the human race more broadly.
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More broadly, each additional argument against the conspiracy theory ultimately becomes fodder for it, according to Lewandowsky.
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More broadly, the effect of workplace harassment and stress on employee mental health has seen little discussion.
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Apple is appealing the decision and continues to sell its iPhones in Beijing and China more broadly.
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More broadly, it shows that, despite a political chill, conservative attitudes to same-sex relationships are changing.
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And so Bloom is a perfect album for both Gen Z more broadly and LGBTQ+ identifying kids.
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That said, the role of artists within the forum and in displacement struggles more broadly is uncertain.
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But more broadly, confronting the painful truth about Buchanan also means facing harsh facts about Trump's America.
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More broadly, though, Trump's political travel in August was solely to states with competitive 2018 Senate contests.
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They have done enormous damage to the reputation of Great Hill and to private equity more broadly.
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More broadly, you have to ask yourself: What good is a free trade agreement without enforcement provisions?
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I think about what they are hearing, from our churches and indeed from our society more broadly.
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The company just raised $6 million, which it plans to use to market its software more broadly.
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He transformed a system of retail, local vote-buying into a machine that spread patronage more broadly.
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This sense of discovery has, of course, long been paramount in gaming, and in art more broadly.
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"More broadly, a lasting and durable ceasefire is urgently needed to relieve human suffering," Nauert said Thursday.
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More broadly, research has found detention to be destructive to children's physical and mental health and development.
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More broadly, states fret about putting up economic and other barriers for so many Americans with records.
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More broadly, remember when Trump promised to levy a 45 percent tariff on products made in China?
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Ending the federal prohibition on marijuana — and the disastrous War on Drugs more broadly — is decades overdue.
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Trust in government more broadly is much lower, 18%, according to a Pew survey out in December.
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Such measures can substantially improve collaboration on legitimate law enforcement investigations and should be adopted more broadly.
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It's also unclear if YouTube will roll these out more broadly to its community, outside of gaming.
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More broadly, the court should rule that pure political motivations for election rules are unfair and unlawful.
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Along with police brutality, we must interrogate our most commonly held assumptions about gun violence more broadly.
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More broadly, he said, the OSM has taken those states' concerns into account while writing the rule.
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The British currency fell 0.2 percent at $1.4057 at 0800 GMT as the dollar gained more broadly.
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"I would say more broadly I think today's market reaction is a very large overreaction," Navarro said.
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More broadly, though, the renewed fighting over government positions may take a toll on the government's stability.
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Trump, meanwhile, has seemingly abandoned even the pretense of collaboration with Democrats or, more broadly, with Congress.
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A more broadly conceived compassionate-release mechanism would not by itself cure the problem of unfair sentencing.
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But the guidelines define "loss" far more broadly for CFAA convictions than they do for other crimes.
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More broadly, some Republicans take a measure of optimism from the recent arrival of retired Marine Gen.
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More broadly, both Cairo and Jerusalem fear Washington is disengaging from the Middle East militarily and diplomatically.
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More broadly, Emil is tapping into current trends such as growing environmental awareness, urbanisation and car-sharing.
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More broadly, President Trump celebrates his deal-making skills and is eager to leave an identifiable legacy.
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Its recently introduced vision service for identifying images also will be more broadly available soon, Google said.
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More broadly, they said, the rule was about restoring a measure of balance between labor and management.
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More broadly, uncertainty over the review announced this week has unsettled Grishma and many others like her.
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The move could help Apple expand both Apple News on iOS and its subscription business more broadly.
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Consequently, it has little reason to explore whether the technology underlying Siri could be applied more broadly.
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But more broadly, the Persian hip-hop scene bloomed online rather than in particular clubs or areas.
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Why it matters: Instagram (and Facebook more broadly) has not been shy about copying Snapchat's popular features.
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While Uber Bike is only live in San Francisco, Salzberg envisions Uber Bike eventually launching more broadly.
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What impact -- if any -- would you expect her to have in Washington or on Democrats more broadly?
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The Trump administration has openly opposed Medicaid expansion and Medicaid coverage of low-income adults more broadly.
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More broadly, Perdue vowed to improve the H-2A program, which provides temporary immigrant workers to farmers.
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It's something we'd do well to address — along with pandemic preparedness more broadly — before it's too late.
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But Mactaggart took my question both more broadly and more personally: What would happen if he failed?
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"Barbetta itself and Restaurant Row more broadly represent the contrast of tradition and turnover," Mr. Tompkins said.
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A larger conversation has developed around appropriate workplace behavior and, more broadly, around gender, sex, and power.
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More broadly, his narrative suggests a mechanism for advanced social organization: basic changes in the genetic code.
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With those consistent voters, the Kavanaugh motivation seems to align with the state's political leanings more broadly.
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It has made me increasingly complex; I see more broadly and understand what I see more deeply.
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Rising numbers of veterans with disabilities and poor health more broadly could also be playing a role.
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The letter goes further and accuses many cultural institutions in Europe more broadly of practicing structural discrimination.
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Today, Spotify says the plan is being more broadly rolled out to 14 more Latin American markets.
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More broadly, the humanitarian aid profession as a whole has been forced to do deep soul-searching.
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For the tech sector and the business community more broadly, this type of employee activism was new.
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If serological tests are deployed even more broadly, health officials can trace the spread of the illness.
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Even so, it will encourage visitors to think more broadly about other enslaved African-Americans at Monticello.
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Again, were you limiting that statement to counterintelligence investigations, or more broadly, such as a criminal investigation?
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And legal experts say the trial could help break new ground for sexual assault cases more broadly.
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This all means Covid-19 could already be spreading more broadly in the US than we know.
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But the message was sent — to Trump's 68 million followers, but also to QAnon supporters more broadly.
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He will now seek to repair both his own presidency and public confidence in government more broadly.
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More broadly, the concern over the outbreak is again bringing resentment of the mainland to the fore.
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"Gen Z&aposs taste in sneakers reflects the fluidity that defines their generation more broadly," Chawla said.
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In the worst case, the virus could already be moving more broadly in China — and maybe further.
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More broadly, we view other credit fundamentals of the banking sector as similar to six months ago.
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This is a testament to the administration's strategic incoherence regarding Iran — and the Middle East, more broadly.
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But the current unemployment rate, and labor market more broadly, is not signaling a risk of recession.
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Consumer companies, more broadly, have long faced campaigns against their products for political, social or environmental reasons.
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But its members have had major differences with Shanahan and the administration more broadly in recent months.
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More broadly, the move also suggests a newfound willingness to invest in emerging nations to improve competitiveness.
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Ethos has also made commitments with respect to freedom of expression and upholding human rights more broadly.
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The homeless population in San Francisco—and in California more broadly—has risen dramatically in recent years.
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More broadly, AI is already assisting with researching new drugs, tackling rare diseases, and detecting breast cancer.
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More broadly, the two sides need to reach agreement on the future architecture of their economic relationship.
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Meanwhile, fossil fuels more broadly have enjoyed $29 billion in post-tax subsidies, according to the IMF.
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However, he said, lawmakers may want to look more broadly at judicial sexual harassment and other misconduct.
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More broadly, Lowe's has benefited as consumer confidence strengthens in the U.S. and unemployment rates remain low.
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Political attacks on teachers — and education more broadly — are seen as an attack on the entire community.
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Rather, Biden, like the US government more broadly and several US allies, tried to get Shokin fired.
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"Doing this kind of work helps us think more broadly about the impact policing has," Legewie says.
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The debt will later be more broadly syndicated, though some banks are expected to keep their pieces.
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"I'll speak more broadly, there were essentially two kinds of fraud that Singer was selling," Lelling said.
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More broadly, Mnuchin reiterated that the administration was "85033 percent committed" to enacting tax reform this year.
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More broadly, there is disagreement over what the legislative focus should be ahead of the midterm elections.
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A deep-seated hostility toward government is central to his brand — and his party's brand more broadly.
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More broadly, Firrea has proved to be a key tool for the government after the mortgage meltdown.
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Take the research on gun control measures more broadly, including the foreign studies that RAND left out.
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More broadly, it reflects the kingdom's efforts to diversify its alliances after relations with Western nations soured.
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We love that symmetry, and together their stories speak more broadly to a larger population of teenagers.
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More broadly, Democrats are no longer as willing to attack "illegal immigration" as a fundamental problem anymore.
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And more broadly, this is just the latest example of the Trump administration letting down LGBTQ people.
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We also need to look a little bit more broadly at the long term of these projects.
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It also follows a growing general trend towards more openness in science research and academia more broadly.
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This complicity is as true in the art system as it is in US society more broadly.
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But that's how economists, and the global elite more broadly, think about it, because they're not nationalists.
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But Jordan and Meadows, and the Freedom Caucus more broadly, have ruffled many feathers along the way.
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More broadly, this week dealt with the overwhelming discontent of Gilead that afflicts even its most devoted citizens.
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Clinton leads by 7 points among registered voters more broadly, according to the new poll from Monmouth University.
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But attorneys general —the chief lawyers for state governments — can sue more broadly on behalf of their states.
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Perhaps a bit ironically, Ocasio-Cortez has used Twitter and social networks to spread her message more broadly.
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But even if they make the ride more pleasant, where does that leave this transportation concept more broadly?
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The company has also been dealing more broadly with allegations that it has a toxic, sexist work culture.
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When you are in the middle of something, it is hard to see what is happening more broadly.
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Paris and France more broadly, has emerged as a major European technology hub in the past two years.
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But how should society think about the decisions linking innovation to the consumer and to society more broadly?
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More broadly, Modi has made it known that he is open to foreign companies investing in India's economy.
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But even just more broadly, with regard to the way the stock market reacts when wages go higher.
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More broadly, India's services PMI for January reached 48.7, which is up from a December print of 46.8.
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In Houston, however, as in America more broadly, Ahmadiyya Muslims are often at the forefront of Muslim outreach.
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The pain of a tariff would be spread more broadly in the case of this category, Scott said.
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So, Apple's behavior Monday was seen as a glimmer of hope for the stock and tech more broadly.
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Screenshot: GizmodoYou can manage this more broadly by going to the Accounts page in the Windows Settings pane.
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The issue is especially serious because aid groups say they're facing a shortfall of funding sources more broadly.
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The Canadian project joins others, like the proposed Alaska LNG project, planning to serve Asian demand more broadly.
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But more broadly, this crisis is symptomatic of Iraq's larger, longer-running problems with corruption and political instability.
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More broadly, she wants to acknowledge the important and influential role of the mind in our overall health.
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Schumacher said a reversal in yields could ultimately be more broadly positive for the economy and financial markets.
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He also attacked Trump more broadly over wages, pointing to the businessman's assertion that they are too high.
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But taken together, they echo Sessions' and, more broadly, the Trump administration's efforts to tamp down government leakers.
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One important question which needs answering is: through what channel are these expected shifts affecting markets more broadly?
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More broadly, he says the company is tapping into a growing demand from employees for "greater workplace wellbeing".
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More broadly, there has also been cases of standoffs between governments and central banks in India and Turkey.
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"If you need 60 votes, you are creating the possibility for a more broadly bipartisan policy," Binder said.
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More broadly, there is grumbling in the Hindutva camp that he has not championed their agenda energetically enough.
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The same method should be more broadly applicable to other kinds of cognitive processes—not just math problems.
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Asia more broadly has the fastest growth in the number of affluent and high net worth individuals globally.
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More broadly though, this expansion is a sign of things to come for Uber in China this year.
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For the sake of Argentina, and of Latin America more broadly, it is important that he do well.
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More broadly, it reflects the human tendency to tackle cognitive problems in pieces, rather than as a whole.
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What caused the accident, and what does it say about the safety of autonomous vehicles (AVs) more broadly?
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More broadly, the report says federal oversight of emergency preparedness at Los Alamos lab has not been effective.
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"More broadly, worsening trade and currency tensions between the US and China will curb global growth," they added.
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The company says that the writing and publishing functionality will roll out more broadly in the weeks ahead.
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The new integration actually went live last week for some users, but it's more broadly rolling out today.
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The new JLR factory gives a fair picture of Slovakia's, and more broadly central Europe's, model of development.
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As you cheer, you'll also earn Chat Badges for the channel to have that support recognized more broadly.
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The most recent Winnie the Pooh movie, meanwhile, is hilariously absurdist in a way that connects more broadly.
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It will be applied to 150 institutions in the fall and be more broadly adopted the following year.
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To critics, this is the canary in the coalmine for how the algorithmic society may unfold more broadly.
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More broadly, the feature is designed to cut down the time and cost of expense management for SMEs.
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And there will be pressure on these sites to draw the line much more broadly against conservative opinions.
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But the language and use cases of these bots, like artificial intelligence more broadly, tend to more limited.
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Is the new face of the conservative media movement -- or even the conservative movement more broadly -- Sean Hannity?
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I've had to rebrand myself as a sociologist and talk more broadly about culture than about metal music.
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In a quick exchange earlier this week, we talked with Lee about Cowboy and the market more broadly.
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The pilot study proved successful, and the researchers are now hoping their system will be applied more broadly.
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More broadly, Indian protectionism has been singled out as one of the main stumbling blocks to RCEP's success.
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He's offering a valuable new template for masculinity, not just in politics but in American culture more broadly.
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So far, the US has levied sanctions on individuals, including Maduro, but they could be applied more broadly.
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More broadly, only about a quarter of all Americans (24%) judge the Republican Congress a success so far.
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It's not too early to start thinking more broadly about the role that cars play in today's society.
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The first two options are bad and worse for Trump, the Republican Party and the country more broadly.
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For Europe more broadly, the resuscitation of the center may require a New Deal at the regional level.
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Thus repeal of the ACA investment and income taxes makes sense, whatever the fate of Obamacare more broadly.
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Changes to the mortgage interest deduction, for instance, could influence homeownership decisions and the housing market more broadly.
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More broadly, they respond to positive, forward-looking messages focused on reducing pollution and building a better future.
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More broadly, the budget seems to treat a lot of traditional areas of diplomatic concern as basically expendable.
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More broadly, the furor seemed like a warm-up act for the presidential debates beginning later this month.
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What all this means for the future of Tether specifically, and stablecoins more broadly, isn't exactly exactly clear.
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McConnell said the question more broadly surrounds whether the 1976 law granted too much power to the president.
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More broadly, to work well the law requires the voluntary participation of both insurance companies and insurance customers.
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More broadly, the tweet highlighted Trump's increasing paranoia over damaging news reports and political resistance to his agenda.
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"It's one of the most important papers in computational physics and, more broadly, in computational science," he said.
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More broadly, the deal was made controversial by the argument that blanket returns would have violated international law.
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More broadly, some people worry about how all this number-crunching will affect democracy, in America and elsewhere.
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Ads will launch into beta first in the U.S. on Monday before rolling out more broadly this fall.
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But the question of African immigrants more broadly turns out to be an interesting one, and increasingly pressing.
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Her fifth, most recently released album, "Abyss," is more broadly realized, folding spectral noises into bracingly heavy squalls.
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But regardless of ideology on spending more broadly, nearly everyone agrees that the status quo is not sustainable.
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More broadly, modern usage tends to favor less capitalization — along with fewer hyphens and less punctuation in general.
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More broadly, it's not clear how these dynamics translate into actual elections and, from there, into actual policy.
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"We had concerns about whether we could have that if the service were more broadly available," Frey says.
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So, we do utilize the insights to more broadly look at the customer, as well as individual categories.
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The way Americans assent to such treatments fits more broadly into a culture of arduous self-improvement regimens.
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Lawmakers and U.S. intelligence have more broadly been concerned about the national security threat that Chinese technology poses.
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Gun ownership more broadly would also be protected, for hunting and sports shooting, but subject to protective regulation.
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