It can go broad — like this one goes broad.
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Today, the Broad Foundations, including the Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation and the Broad Art Foundation, have assets of $2.1 billion.
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Regardless of what century it is, Broad City will be Broad City.
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That's such a broad, broad mission that it can encompass almost anything.
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Broad strokes in styling could also beget broad strokes in character and plot.
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Related: Meet the Artist Behind Broad City's Awesome Animated Intros 'Broad City' Artist Curates 10 New Brooklyn Murals That Time Broad City's Abbi Jacobson Drew Coloring Books
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Schematically, polymaths resemble a T (broad + deep) or even a π (broad + double-deep).
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Sessions has broad power As attorney general, Sessions has broad legal authority over asylum procedures.
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So what they did is got this broad, broad immunity and it was a gift.
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Read These Stories Next: Here's Our Article That Was Mentioned On Broad City Why The Broad City Premiere Kind Of Felt Like Girls How Broad City Is Dealing With Trump
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That's based on a broad measure known as the S&P United States Broad Market Index.
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Thus, a "strict constructionist" disfavors implied/broad federal powers and/or implied/broad rights of individuals.
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But my Arabic vocabulary was blunt and broad, so I heard him as being blunt and broad.
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"But that certainly is the broad outline and therefore it will have a fairly broad effect," he said.
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"You have this broad market, it may not be very deep, but it is very broad," Lindland said.
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Well, a broad leaf will be a broad leaf and a thin leaf will be a thin leaf.
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The executive branch has pretty broad authority over immigration policy, and it has very broad authority over foreign policy.
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The Broad-trained superintendents — along with other non-Broad state-appointed administrators — had modest success in raising student achievement.
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In this case, Broad has licensed the technology to Editas, a company founded by scientists at both Berkeley and Broad.
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The broad trade-weighted dollar, a measure of the currency against a broad group of trading partners, has been falling.
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CHANOS: I THINK, LET'S JUST SAY WE THINK MR. MUSK AND TESLA HAS A BROAD, BROAD INTERPRETATION OF THE TRUTH.
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Sanders, by contrast, is proposing a big new broad tax, even though big new broad taxes tend to be unpopular.
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The issue, she said, is that Berkeley (and perhaps also Broad) made claims in their patents that were simply too broad.
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"Regarding Mr. Broad, he and Mr. Ferro are friends and Mr. Ferro thinks the world of Mr. Broad," the spokesman said.
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Privileging both broad theatrical and broad streaming distribution could make these platforms more appealing to talent looking to expand their visibility.
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Having framed the question that way, the chief justice finds it easy to say that the broad interpretation is too broad.
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"I think it's important to remember there are a broad range of advertisers with a broad range of desires," Wojcicki said.
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It covers a broad range of subjects deemed to be in the public interest, from individual matters to broad industry examinations.
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There are broad conceptual categories that define what can be inside of them, and then each new game augments that broad category.
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The iconic 1995 image is crowded, not because it's a broad swath of sky but because it's a broad swath of time.
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Stronger global demand from the broad-based and synchronized global upturn has lifted export growth for a broad set of emerging markets.
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A candidate making that appeal, however, and seeking to build a broad majority biracial coalition, must in fact have broad biracial appeal.
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"You've got to make sure that we've got a broad, broad alliance of labor" backing the deal, Neal (D-Mass.) told reporters.
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We all contribute to it, we all rely on it, and its broad scope has given it equally broad appeal and strength.
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Shoulder rubs and broad shoulders One favorite campaign trail line of Pence's while he stumped for Trump in fall 2016 was that Trump himself was "broad-shouldered," or that he would provide "broad-shouldered American strength" on the world stage.
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My hand is broad now where hers was broad, wrinkled where hers was wrinkled, and the same knuckles are just beginning to swell.
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Right now, it's The Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, but just this week Berkeley challenged a court ruling that came down in favor of the Broad, contesting the original patent filed by Berkeley was broad enough to cover all uses of the technology and that Broad should not have the right to a separately filed patent allowing human use of the technology.
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Jacobson portrayed an exaggerated version of herself in the comedy series "Broad City," which inspired the short-form spin-off "Hack Into Broad City."
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Amgen claimed its patents covered a broad range of antibodies that bind to PCSK9, while Sanofi and Regeneron argued such broad patents were invalid.
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When: Saturday, September 22, 2–5pm ($15 suggested donation) Where: The Broad (221 S. Grand Street, Downtown, Los Angeles) More info at the Broad.
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Although protected categories like race and religion are broad, courts have been unwilling to recognize other broad categories, like women or children, as social groups.
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In oral arguments this week, the tone of questioning appeared to be harsher toward UC Berkeley than Broad, indicating the decision could sway toward Broad.
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The broad strokes of the Last Jedi response sure looked like the broad strokes of Gamergate or the backlash to the all-female Ghostbusters remake.
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The three judges decided that the Broad patents are different enough from the ones the University of California applied for that the Broad patents stand.
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There are fire-breathing dragons, broad-shouldered dudes holding broad swords, and mysterious women you wouldn't be surprised to see at Melisandre's next family reunion.
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Broad range of projects The comprehensive rebuilding plan is likely to tackle a broad range of infrastructure projects, including boosting broadband and rehabilitating veterans hospitals.
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SENATE CLEARS BROAD SPENDING BILL WITH $1.1 BILLION FOR ZIKA: The Senate approved a broad appropriations bill Thursday, including $1.1 billion in Zika virus funds.
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We have lots of rules, but we tolerate — we enable a broad, broad range of topics to be discussed, from all different points of view.
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And he has his longtime deputy, Joanne Heyler, as founding director of the Broad Museum and director and chief curator of the Broad Art Foundation.
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Well, it's interesting that you say broad audience, because our strategy is actually not what we consider to be a broad strategy, but a deep one.
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But the efficacy of broad sanctions is just one reason why Washington should use the blunt force of broad sanctions far more sparingly than it does.
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Not that long ago there was a broad political consensus that a fair and efficient tax system has a broad tax base and low tax rates.
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I can tell you the broad strokes of this battle, but few of the smaller moments that are supposed to add up to those broad strokes.
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LIMBAUGH: The thing - the order was so broad that the appointment memo was so broad, it leads me to believe that they were on a fishing expedition.
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Berkeley countered its patent was broad enough to cover all uses of the technology and that Broad should not have the right to a separately filed patent.
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The idea that holding a broad stock market index constitutes a useful diversification strategy depends on the idea that the stock market index is, in fact, broad.
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We'll still have broad-network products ... but we have absolutely seen premiums and care costs moderate very differently (in limited-network plans) than the broad-network products.
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And in this era, the discussion around these issues must be broad and deep because the actions required to address the problems must be broad and deep.
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Mr. Sanders sells the bill as a broad expansion of care, by ensuring that all Americans have similar, broad benefits and little financial exposure to medical bills.
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Wiseacre Brewing Co., a craft brewery; Bounty on Broad, a farm to table restaurant; a couture shop and local artisan boutiques have also opened on Broad Avenue.
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The priority for export-oriented Germany, Europe's biggest economy, is to get a broad agreement to lower tariffs across a broad spectrum of products, especially in manufacturing.
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It would be broad and include infrastructure, platform and software cloud services supporting a broad range of users, with a variety of security clearances and a worldwide presence.
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The new patent decision "does not affect the CRISPR patent estate held by Broad, MIT, and Harvard in any way," Broad Institute spokesman David Cameron said in statement.
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"We weren't the buyer, but wish we were," Joanne Heyler, the founding director of The Broad, said when asked if the new buyer was her boss, Eli Broad.
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Ticket holders slogging out of the low-lying Broad Theater in knee-deep water on Saturday evening reported looking across Broad Street at a largely silent pumping station.
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But he attracted broad criticism in Hong Kong and Beijing alike for failing to anticipate the broad-based groundswell of hostility provoked by an extradition bill last spring.
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"We have no idea how broad he's going," But the rulings that have been issued so far indicate that the answer is: Sessions is going very broad indeed.
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I mean, as a firm we offered a broad-- we offer a broad index funds, active equity funds, fixed income, real estate-- life cycle funds, and all of that.
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"Plato" is close to the word "broad" in Greek, like the broad leaves of the platanos or plane tree under which Socrates and Phaedrus sit and talk about eros.
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When: Opens Saturday, February 10 ($25, tickets go on sale January 1 at noon PST) Where: The Broad (221 South Grand Street, Downtown, Los Angeles) More info at the Broad
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"They [the guidelines] give broad recommendations and broad ranges." he said, calling the science inadequate and calling on the government to conduct well controlled studies that ask the right questions.
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BlackRock's iShares and Charles Schwab had been the lowest for broad U.S. equity exposure at 21 percent fees each, while Vanguard Group's broad U.S. stock market ETF charges 2500 percent.
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A broad outline of proposed rate cuts and deduction changes released by GOP leaders and the White House won broad support from Republicans and groups supporting their tax revamp effort.
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"This administration is pushing a very broad set of charges and making a broad set of moves on China," said Dean Cheng, a China expert at the conservative Heritage Foundation.
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"The initiatives that we have underway — whether it's cost, revenues, engines — the reality is that there is broad-based support for the broad direction of where we're going," said Carey.
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While the likes of Eli Broad and Carlos Slim and their enormous institutions (the Broad and the Museo Soumaya) tend to dominate discussions of private museums, most are quite small.
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"This term showed that there is broad agreement across ideological lines, sometimes surprisingly broad, on some important areas of the law," said William M. Jay, a lawyer with Goodwin Procter.
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The new regimes have the power to do this as long as they stay within the broad guidelines of the Dodd Frank legislation and those guidelines are very broad indeed.
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"We're trying to provide broad protection against downside moves related to a specific event in an industry, a sector or the broad market," Bruno said, adding that Wednesday's choppy, negative trading in the broader market didn't end up putting much pressure on his fund, which is roughly 35% hedged against broad market weakness.
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In fleeing to Lebanon, where he grew up and enjoys broad popularity, Mr. Ghosn has traded a legal system that gives prosecutors broad legal powers for one known for its corruption.
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Their broad, flat, gently smiling heads are surrounded by a ruff of reddish, feathery gills; the thin-limbed bodies end in a broad, tapering tail the shape of a willow leaf.
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That is, rather than asking broad questions over broad swaths of patient data, projects should ideally be centered around a particular area with a limited amount of data going into it.
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" The rule establishes a very broad definition of "fiduciaries.
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It returns to animate broad sections of adult life […].
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Last February, the US Patent Trial and Appeal Board ruled that the patents owned by the Broad are different enough from the ones UC Berkeley applied for that the Broad patents stand.
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And on the day their study published in Science, the Broad Institute put out a press release which included links to critical essays written by Vitti, Reilly, and other Broad community members.
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Just as Article II of the Constitution gives the president broad powers to issue pardons, Article I gives Congress broad powers to conduct impeachment proceedings and determine impeachable offenses — including misusing pardons.
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The next year, he got the "Broad City" role, but he still had the air of the conservatory about him, at least to the "Broad City" stars Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson.
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"Going after CHIP, a program that's had broad bipartisan support, that helps working families pay for healthcare for their kids, which has the broad support of the American people," he said Tuesday.
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Three options are presented: a broad tariff; a stiff and similarly broad quota; or a mixture that would hit some countries with a harsher tariff and leave the rest with a larger quota.
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BROAD-BASED EXPANSION The incoming information, including our new September 2018 staff projections, broadly confirms our previous assessment of an ongoing broad-based expansion of the euro area economy and gradually rising inflation.
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" But NSA employees had broad discretion to vacuum up Americans' info without warrants, and NSA's definition of terrorist suspect was so ludicrously broad that it includes "someone searching the web for suspicious stuff.
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In broad strokes, Democratic candidates tend to support universal health care, large investments to fight the oncoming climate catastrophe, increasing taxes on the wealthy, and democratic reforms aimed at guaranteeing broad voter access.
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LOS ANGELES — When the Broad opened here in 2015, it was hard to predict what the museum would offer beyond the blue-chip art collection formed by its founders, Eli and Edythe Broad.
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SO WE'LL HAVE TO SEE THE INTRICATE DETAILS, BUT THAT CERTAINLY IS THE BROAD OUTLINE, AND, THEREFORE, IT WILL HAVE A FAIRLY BROAD EFFECT, BUT IT'S A TRIVIAL EFFECT, PEOPLE TALK ABOUT CARS.
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Where there's broad concern about the health care industry and the cost of health care and very broad opinion that Americans should have access to a public health insurance option -- while none exists.
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President Donald Trump met with a group of 17 Republican and Democratic lawmakers with a broad range of views on guns on Wednesday, and asked for a broad bill to address school shootings.
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Cindy Cohn: Well, we haven't yet seen one and I think there are really reasons why we won't ever see one that's not massively over-broad or under-broad and just wrong. Right.
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"I've seen broad support across the political spectrum for that."
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Yet the broad strokes make it clearly a rough draft.
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The Trump administration isn't yet launching broad and indiscriminate sweeps.
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Both funds track a broad segment of the bond market.
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The funds are being invested in a broad expansion plan.
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The location information provided by the app is pretty broad.
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It will be a more broad based slowdown next year.
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I catch up on Broad City and scroll through Instagram.
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There are two broad reasons: finances and your overall health.
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In a review of Broad City's first season, Slate's Willa
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index dropped 0.96 percent at 1,0.53.
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Thanks to Broad City, "pegging" has entered the mainstream lexicon.
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"There's widespread interest from a broad coalition," Massachusetts Democratic Rep.
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With a broad smile, she looked ready for an encore.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 2262.75 index shed 0.22 percent at 1,533.66.
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He yelled BLUE LIVES MATTER to cops on Broad Street.
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INFRASTRUCTURE At least one Trump nominee has broad, bipartisan support.
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I think they recognize there's a broad, systemic change happening.
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The broad index also closed down 210 percent for 20.063.
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"It's a real broad cross section of people," Cannon says.
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Outside services, producer price increases were fairly broad last month.
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Kushner has had a broad portfolio in the White House.
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Wilkie, involving precedent that gives administrative agencies broad regulatory power.
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But there is no scope for more broad sectoral measures.
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Since the broad market closed at a low on Dec.
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In his ruling, Messitte embraced a broad definition of emoluments.
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The question will be how broad the ruling will be.
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A daunting task given the broad criticism it has received.
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Congress' power to issue subpoenas, while broad, is not unlimited.
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But the NDAs obtained by Vox are much more broad.
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The candidates span a broad spectrum of ideas and techniques.
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The Broad in Los Angeles is now attempting another survey.
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VICE: Whose idea was the animated episode of Broad City?
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Apple's broad, categorical denial is essentially unprecedented in its detail.
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But it's not clear how broad that precedent would be.
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It's finally Broad City season, and this time, it's winter.
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Ilana Glazer, Abbi Jacobson, and Jerry Adler in Broad City.
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Fran Drescher in a Season 903 episode of Broad City.
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But it has also held them back from broad application.
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The goods targeted include a broad range of agricultural products.
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The fourth season of Broad City will premiere this August.
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Today's Catholic nuns cannot be painted with a broad brush.
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Yet, the broad outlines of this tale are very familiar.
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Its initial review suggests the attack was broad in nature.
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"You should expect broad silicon support in 2017," he says.
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But these are all broad, symbolic renderings of real events.
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Focused on broad themes, the report is thin on specifics.
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It happened in broad daylight, with so many people around.
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His rhetoric is decidedly inclusive, and his appeal is broad.
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It's less broad, less balanced, and less about the fans.
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As an instrument of analysis, the term is impossibly broad.
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The house was modest, but the book's territory is broad.
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To be sure, FaceApp's terms of service are incredibly broad.
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Broad policy considerations will be key for the yuan's outlook.
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They viewed the blackouts two weeks ago as too broad.
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Our access to information is incredibly broad but shockingly fleeting.
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The decline within the sector has been broad based, however.
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Broad failures of corporate governance emerge from Mr Mistry's claims.
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So I'm asking people to paint with a broad brush.
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But critics of the regulation denounced it as too broad.
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But the Middle Eastern jump hints at a broad change.
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The people they happen to are drawn in broad strokes.
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You have to look at a broad span of data.
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Broad learned early on that unconventional thinking could be profitable.
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After selling SunAmerica, Broad started devoting more time to philanthropy.
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I would agree with Apple on that broad policy question.
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The major Wall Street indexes gained in a broad rally.
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So providers need more satellites to cover a broad area.
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Everyday Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 50, $19, available at Sephora.
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Thursday, Collins said the request is too broad and unwarranted.
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Of those, 14 are owned by Broad or affiliated groups.
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Barkat cited a lack of broad appeal for the space.
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They type in really broad queries like jobs in Houston.
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The president's lawyers made three broad claims for their client.
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Broad consent like this is also forbidden under the GDPR.
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Yuval Noah Harari: Mark Zuckerberg: That's way too broad.
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It knows that a fragile democratic transition requires broad consensus.
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Tariffs have consistently retained broad global support despite the spoonerism.
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Such broad alliances, he thought, are unnatural and best avoided.
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Speaking in broad strokes, these are artists I empathize with.
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They literally kicked through a fucking deadbolt in broad daylight.
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Recent trends in America's broad murder rate are mildly encouraging.
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But I know what's in store, just the broad strokes.
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What it does do is present a very broad soundstage.
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They are saying they spied in a pretty broad fashion.
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Multipolarity is gaining traction and will have two broad axes.
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Previously, Comey had enjoyed broad bipartisan support throughout his career.
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Government must anticipate the broad strokes of future structural shifts.
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Real estate stocks gained 0.4 percent, bucking the broad trend.
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"They have such a broad base to monetize," Douglas said.
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The broad index also reached an intraday record of 2,977.93.
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Mr Weinstein has apologised for his behaviour in broad terms.
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A broad swathe of American opinion has turned against it.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 21 index dropped 2262.76 percent at 1,533.88.
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Within these broad limits the report's authors enjoy substantial discretion.
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Asked about their focus, both suggest it will be broad.
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"It's a really broad and growing spectrum," says Ms Owens.
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On the investment side, the focus is also broad, too.
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And also get as broad a consensus as you can.
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That created confusion and triggered a broad selloff among investors.
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AND SO, THOSE ARE THINGS THAT HAVE BROAD BIPARTISAN SUPPORT.
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Maccagnan tried to keep his statements broad, vague and impassive.
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The recent fall has been broad, cutting across most industries.
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We have a broad coalition and major donors lined up.
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But it is now something that there's broad focus on.
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The broad index also hit an intraday record of 2,958.06.
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Rebuilding broad bipartisan support will be challenging, consumer advocates say.
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It's broad yes, but I think the answer is simple.
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All of this is a broad generalization, to be sure.
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Making more broad statements about reptiles would require followup studies.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 21 index added 2200 percent to 1,446.08.
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Nicholas Thompson: I'm going to start with a broad question.
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Still, the scope of the resolution announced yesterday is broad.
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"They made this broad sensitive as fuck," one post said.
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Broad risk aversion hurt the dollar against the Japanese yen.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index closed roughly flat at 1,344.19.
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In broad daylight, like most smartphone cameras, it worked great.
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"I love my job," she says, flashing a broad smile.
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That coincides with the media's broad desire for exciting campaigns.
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In the U.S., over 2,300 prosecutors exercise this broad discretion.
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Every major tax bill has needed support from broad constituencies.
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And this broad coalition is not sitting on its laurels.
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His blue eyes were penetrating, his smile broad and quick.
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Finding my way to Broad City was kind of happenstance.
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A relative newcomer to politics, Morawiecki lacks Szydlo's broad appeal.
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It's like the first film, corny and broad but sweet.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 13 index dropped 0.23 percent to 1,527.1.
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Advisors' broad advice to investors remains the same: Hold on.
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Figures in broad hats walking through fields of tall grass.
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We're a big tent party, it's a broad, diverse country.
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However, it won't be a broad-scale rollout — at first.
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Critics have said the order is overly broad and vague.
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Get a hand knitted scarf from Broad City's Ilana Glazer.
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The definition of "rule" in the order is extremely broad.
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The other broad trend is for shopping across national borders.
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European shares rose 27 percent, following broad gains in Asia.
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Vodafone could be the generic beneficiary given its broad exposure.
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However, the definition used by the AfDB is very broad.
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The judges' reasoning may have broad ramifications for international justice.
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Broad conclusions about the final rule are premature, they wrote.
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A broad answer can be found in football's unmatched appeal.
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The broad picture in the rankings is roughly similar, however.
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In fact, that's exactly the broad power claimed by CBP.
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Framers' design of protecting a broad range of substantive fundamental
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index was little changed at 1,444.32.
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Essential to have broad public discussion on these important issues.
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Lawyers help clients with a broad range of legal matters.
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To bring people together, it's best to keep it broad.
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Some have raised concerns that the definition is too broad.
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Overall, it appears that the changes are winning broad support.
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Overly broad and burdensome licensing laws raise serious constitutional problems.
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It relied on an absurdly broad definition of "official act".
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Smartsheet sees this native integration through a broad enterprise lens.
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Weidler, from Bayer, agreed the problem demands a broad strategy.
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Yes. Trump's comments reflect broad cultural stereotypes about women's competence.
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Eleven newly announced accessibility grants could lead to broad applications.
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The broad fare sale has become a staple for Southwest.
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The Senate passed its broad, bipartisan energy bill in April.
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A university cannot justify its admissions policies with broad generalizations.
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It was a significant "we" — and a very broad one.
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For all these reasons, the policy enjoys broad bipartisan support.
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Unfortunately, the current administration is hostile to a broad overhaul.
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Why it matters: The IMF's economic downgrade is broad based.
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It still looks positive today; this advance is pretty broad.
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Republicans contend that the list of exemptions is illegally broad.
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S. trade war and a broad rally by the dollar.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 250 index dropped 214 percent at 20.28,333.
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But is its audience as broad as that claim implies?
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Such broad agreement poses a particular problem in the Senate.
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Rother repeatedly called the coalition "very, very broad" and inclusive.
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In fact, one could argue that another broad similarity that
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Among them are the Broad Stage in Santa Monica, Calif.
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Then came a broad crackdown on activist lawyers last year.
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"It's a fairly broad swath of diversity," Dr. Kovach said.
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President Essebsi has a mandate from his broad political coalition.
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A broad range of industries are represented in Monster's list.
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The broad index fell 0.1 percent with consumer stocks lagging.
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"I think the Ethics Committee has broad jurisdiction," he added.
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This lawsuit isn't about broad immigration issues or border security.
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Below, how this year's convention compares in four broad categories.
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Police cannot be allowed to slaughter Americans in broad daylight.
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A broad 86% of Democrats wanted the investigation to continue.
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At a broad level, a number of things should happen.
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It passed both bodies of Congress with broad bipartisan support.
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The probe could lead to broad tariffs or import quotas.
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The committee's jurisdiction is broad — and so was Beckerman's portfolio.
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The exhibition is a broad survey of contemporary Australian painting.
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Officer Budd has an easygoing manner with a broad smile.
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Each supercolumn bears down on a broad circular concrete pier.
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MNUCHIN: WELL, WE'VE HAD VERY BROAD ABILITY TO INTERPRET THAT.
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Witt introduces us to a broad cast of memorable women.
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As with all patents, the description is broad and vague.
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Jewish rights belong in any broad movement to fight oppression.
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A robust mortgage market is critical for broad economic growth.
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Vanguard Group's broad U.S. stock market ETF charges 53 percent.
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How broad and sweeping it will be are fair questions.
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From a broad, societal view, there's something wrong with me.
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Not all companies got caught up in the broad decline.
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The result was a broad rejection of core Republican priorities.
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For the long term, we need a broad, comprehensive approach.
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The broad principles contained within Proverbs still epitomize wisdom today.
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Similarly, polls have found broad agreement on some policing reforms.
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It's a broad range of expertise that we have there.
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Patterson told me that Trash's technology covers two broad categories.
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In some broad definition, it is what makes us alive.
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At best, you'll get a broad guess from these machines.
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Another problem is with the question itself — it's overly broad.
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Across cultures, broad readings of horror tropes feel like anthropology.
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Both the play and the film attract a broad audience.
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"I ate my subject," he says with a broad smile.
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It's incredibly difficult to paint operations with a broad brush.
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We boarded the Broad Street bus for the final leg.
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A broad 6 in 10, 61%, have an unfavorable opinion.
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While the race may be narrow, the gloom appears broad.
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But the basic argument for federal frugality has broad appeal.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index fell 0.27 percent to 1,440.67.
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In front of me was a broad, tall marble staircase.
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The curators were assigned enormously broad swaths of cultural turf.
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Index funds are investments in a broad selection of stocks.
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Imagine a circle drawn in the broad plain of history.
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It passed the House on Wednesday with broad, bipartisan support.
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Still, he maintains his penchant for addressing broad, overarching themes.
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Our government has broad power to order and enforce quarantines.
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In addition to broad prosperity, there's technology, defined very broadly.
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Politicians and businessmen have been shot dead in broad daylight.
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I protested that I could not bathe in broad daylight.
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Foreign policy conservatives can be grouped into four broad categories.
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"There will be broad agreement absent perfect alignment," she said.
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Bringing a new business to town normally has broad benefits.
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Companies in Chapter 11 generally seek broad support from creditors.
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He has broad powers but picks his spots with D'Antoni.
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But the broad takeaway is that the shutdown isn't good.
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As a matter of fact, 85 Broad, where we are.
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World War II, though, most people know the broad strokes.
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Some felt the offering was broad, but a little skimpy.
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Maybe the era of broad churches and consensus is over.
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Repealing and replacing Obamacare is a very big, broad promise.
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But even broad definitions of terrorism don't ensnare most applicants.
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JG: Let me return to politics in a broad sense.
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What qualifies as a game these days is incredibly broad.
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Sokoto, in northwest Nigeria, sits on a broad, arid savanna.
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In an authoritarian state like China, that raises broad concerns.
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Instead, he focused on broad platforms, vaguely advocating for equality.
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He tried other strategies to prove the film's broad merit.
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And the scope of these prohibitions tends to be broad.
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His broad shoulders extended beyond the width of his seat.
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Believe it or not, most Conservatives are in broad agreement.
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The souring sentiment around corporate profits has been fairly broad.
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Uber has an advantage because of its broad availability worldwide.
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"No; broad and deep evidence dispels that notion," Mercer concluded.
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"Who the hell is this broad?" she remembers him bellowing.
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The concept is simple, but the scope is spectacularly broad.
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This finding, in broad strokes, is corroborated by other pollsters.
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Robert E. Lee be brought down in broad daylight Friday.
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"We've come to a broad view of wars," Lauren said.
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Democrats say court cases make clear their authority is broad.
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"Well, the pardon power is quite broad," Mr. Sessions said.
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America's inability to know who is infected has broad implications.
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"That was the broad canvas that was painted," Thomas said.
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The questions fall into categories based on four broad subjects.
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Sanofi's tweet isn't nearly the same broad gesture as those.
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Republicans are wary of instituting those kinds of broad changes.
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Still unclear is who originally pushed for Apu's broad accent.
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Reports of visitors being robbed in broad daylight are common.
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Sometimes broad waivers are included in the initial retention agreement.
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But they are finding a broad and prominent audience online.
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It was broad daylight but the bus suddenly turned dark.
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The protest movement began in early June with broad support.
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The broad strokes of Ortiz's actual argument were more nuanced.
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The First Amendment grants broad protections to publishers like Facebook.
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The Constitution gives presidents extremely broad power to grant pardons.
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Doctors don't even agree whether such broad screening is advisable.
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Human rights activists have been fatally shot in broad daylight.
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Yes, but there's broad disagreement over what that freedom means.
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Both groups command support from broad sections of German society.
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The broad outlines of the story have become almost mythical.
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Nationally, the group includes a broad spectrum of ideological preferences.
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Now it was Van Noy who had the broad smile.
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So providers need more satellites to cover a broad area.
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The broad index had risen as much as 63 percent.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 20.15 index added 21 percent, at 0.154.06,473.32.
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Musk's commentary on the subject has been in broad terms.
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Congressional issue discussions can be organized into two broad buckets.
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"It's a bit too broad to say," Rabobank's Vogel said.
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Thus, broad agreement across complex issues is impossible and unnecessary.
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The broad index also rose for a fourth straight day.
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Frustratingly, there are also nuances that complicate most broad claims.
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Traders said the pound was helped by broad dollar weakness.
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But these broad categories encompass many different types of cells.
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Last year, Broad Street had an 85 percent acceptance rate.
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Broad support is also required for labor and pension reforms.
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"A broad ruling would obviously have immense importance," he said.
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Broad areas of intellectual inquiry are treated as off limits.
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We presented that to him in all its broad detail.
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And just like many broad generalizations, these don't always fit.
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We should have similarly broad and deep relations with Pakistan.
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Sullivan, which granted broad protections for publishers to print inaccuracies.
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And in broad terms, he's probably been correct each time.
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Still, UPS is the first to get this broad classification.
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And that would be a source of broad global instability.
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Broad support is also required for labour and pension reforms.
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It is creating rise to so many broad societal concerns.
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Broad word processors don't have that kind of feedback loop.
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Russia responded with a broad ban on Western food imports.
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The rolling backlash has united broad swaths of the continent.
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All of this is the result of two broad trends.
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The agency is starting a broad inquiry into the deaths.
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At this point in history, that definition is extremely broad.
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So, broad consumer wage increases can actually accelerate economic growth.
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Mr. Bottino said Brazil's case law gave journalists broad protections.
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The encounter could have broad implications for American foreign policy.
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Here are the five broad steps they should follow: 1.
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The broad effort is to modernize the health data system.
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Those swept up have committed a broad range of offenses.
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It involves us looking at the broad elections administration process.
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There's also broad political consensus over Israel's security red lines.
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The centers have offered veterans a broad range of services.
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The opposition from Republicans was broad, and the reasons varied.
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The result is a broad reassessment of traditional political loyalties.
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He cited a broad, fundamental shift in the market environment.
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Such broad scope may be too much for one opera.
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That will raise G.D.P., the broad measure of economic growth.
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Mr. Comey's handling of the inquiry came under broad criticism.
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We talk about a broad range of subjects — including Brexit.
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For starters, assets and debts are reported broad ranges only.
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But those broad averages mask a wide range of impacts.
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It passed on a broad bipartisan vote, 77 to 23.
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But Mr. Trump's election has led to a broad reassessment.
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But the preponderance of mentions indicates the company's broad reach.
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There is broad, bipartisan support for imposing sanctions against Russia.
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American presidents long have exercised broad powers over immigration policy.
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"Auto R" seemingly applied to a broad category of people.
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He did, though, offer a broad promise of community benefits.
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Warning: broad spoilers ahead for season 1 of Carnival Row.
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Many nominees are confirmed with a broad majority of support.
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Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King, Jr., was overly broad.
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The tariffs are broad, and no specific country is targeted.
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The broad goals for a legislative solution are reasonably clear.
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The agreements, reviewed by Reuters, are written in broad language.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 13 index rose 0.57 percent at 1,339.35.
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That's key to attract a broad range of shopping demographics.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 10.955.56 index added 2.8 percent, at 1,229.55.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index dropped 1.6 percent to 1,210.
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The pace of increases has broad implications for the economy.
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Jennifer Jett, William J. Broad and David Sanger contributed reporting.
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President Trump is asserting a broad view of executive power.
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" Today, the shows are "Broad City" and "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
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The fifth and final season of "Broad City" begins today.
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But no broad calculation of burnout costs exists, Shanafelt said.
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The proposals fall into two broad categories: universal and incremental.
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The big picture: The requests for information are extremely broad.
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"Broad and deep evidence dispels that notion," Dr. Mercer concluded.
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Broad shoulders, big heart, reaching out, focusing on the future.
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"This study shows a broad benefit for patients," Atkins added.
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But the decision has broad support, according to Mr. Johnson.
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The schools included students from a broad spectrum of incomes.
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It was at first hugely successful, and enjoyed broad support.
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The former vice president's announcement video was broad and oratorical.
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The concept, in broad strokes, appeals to many Democratic voters.
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The broad contours of the House plan never changed much.
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And that can be pretty much anything; it's very broad.
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This broad definition of "school shooting" has come under scrutiny.
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Other polls have found broad agreement on some policing reforms.
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VICE: Let's start broad: Why has the death penalty declined?
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The rise came alongside a broad rally in the market.
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We're still going to have a broad array of vulnerabilities.
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The laws of conspiracy and accomplice liability are remarkably broad.
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I'm going to use a broad term of unhappiness, sadness.
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But that's a fairly broad, and irresponsible, conception of leadership.
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If a broad popular front emerges, the odds are better.
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So the real message is, we have a broad portfolio.
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We're told Kendall got hooked up in a 3 bed, 3 bath Airbnb rental on the exclusive Broad Beach where billionaires like Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison and art collector Eli Broad have homes.
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If you're already missing Broad City, then plan on beginning your first full rewatch this May, when Abbi and Ilana's final season of shenanigans comes to Hulu, completing the streaming service's Broad City collection.
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In dozens of communities nationwide, broad, local coalitions of civic, advocacy, city and state leaders are taking steps to return wealth to our communities by embracing policies and practices that create broad-based ownership.
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New institutions like the Broad, financed by the billionaire Eli and his wife, Edythe Broad, and other "ego-seums" illustrate that the people with the money are increasingly interested in founding their own institutions.
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The court found a broad interpretation of the constitution as argued by Comeau would have broad implications for provinces' agricultural supply management systems, environmental controls and other regulatory measures and could render them invalid.
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"One complication of being in diabetes for a Chinese company is that you need a broad portfolio to be able to compete, and a broad footprint because it's a very dispersed market," he added.
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On the other side, the Broad Institute's council argued no paper, not even UC Berkeley's researchers, had established a road map to editing eukaryotic cells, so the Broad Institute's patent regarding eukaryotic cells should stand.
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There are two primary concerns: First, in more than half of the states in the US, courts that deem a contract to be overly broad will rewrite it to be less broad before enforcing it.
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"Risk factors include recent surgery, diabetes, broad-spectrum antibiotic and antifungal use (broad-spectrum means they protect against a wide variety of bacteria or fungus), and central venous catheter use," Kirgan wrote in an email.
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"In Georgia, we always enjoyed a broad middle and we had a broad consensus," said Mr. Barnes, who served one term but lost his re-election in 2002 and a comeback bid eight years later.
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There some internecine fights within the broad community of climate hawks that are best left to other venues, in order to keep the coalition behind a GND as broad and small-c catholic as possible.
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Political parties decided not to abandon Mr Temer's broad congressional coalition.
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"There should have been broad dissemination on this," he later said.
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It set the broad direction of development policy and tracked progress.
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The UN takes a broad view of the situation in Myanmar.
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Some elements of a future European asylum system have broad support.
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There are also broad concerns that the athleisure trend has peaked.
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That's easier said than done, but some sectors elicit broad agreement.
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Well friends, after five magnificent seasons, Broad City is officially done.
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What is real and what are we making broad assumptions about?
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Addressing these risks requires broad-based, practical solutions around the world.
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Tsongas and a professor at Nova Southeastern University's Shepard Broad College
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Jewish women on-screen have historically been characterized in broad stereotypes.
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Oil firms advanced on higher oil prices, bucking the broad trend.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index closed down 1 percent at 1,324.54.
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Maybe that's not something we want to be so broad about.
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Biologically, Saccorhytus belongs to a broad category of creatures called deuterostomes.
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There is broad agreement that this has been a good thing.
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Criminal homicide is a broad category that includes manslaughter and murder.
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The broad index is now just 1% from all-time highs.
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Broad Green is distributing the film on behalf of Amazon Studios.
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The appeals court judges indicated that Messitte's definition was too broad.
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Threat organizations do not operate within the confines of broad actions.
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While Congress' investigative power is not absolute, it is very broad.
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After all, broad patents mean more opportunities to reap financial reward.
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But even with such a broad mandate, it can't do everything.
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But these face broad opposition from industry and many Republican lawmakers.
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It's a broad church and I think we really need it.
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The continuing march of income inequality undercuts broad appeals to prosperity.
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The gains were broad-based with all sectors in the black.
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Vox also saw broad support for #MeToo in the nationwide survey.
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"All fundraising is done via broad, public campaigns," the post continues.
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IoT is a broad and fragmented segment that is rapidly evolving.
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WASHINGTON — It's mourning in America for broad swaths of the GOP.
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Those broad results can hide some wide variations, even within categories.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 23 index was up 22 percent, at 21,2171.2100.
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"I just know that the amendment was too broad," she said.
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So much of what Broad City could do, it's already done.
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The AKP has broad support among conservative Kurds in the southeast.
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Buenos Aires listed stocks slid nearly 4% on broad-based losses.
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I mean we truly probably are the most broad global company.
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Yet weakness is expected to be broad-based across the group.
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And despite those broad strokes, she remains a master of specificity.
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Yet Buttigieg has a remarkably broad range of experiences and talents.
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The reform, which required a constitutional amendment, enjoys broad public support.
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Olympic broad jump medalists salute during the medals ceremony on Aug.
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His broad, uniting appeal is without parallel in our divided country.
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I actually favor a broad amnesty program for existing illegal immigrants.
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Yet he is beautiful, in his way, tall and broad-shouldered.
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Big, broad parties can do things other parties, however liberal, cannot.
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What about George Soros, Eli Broad, David Geffen and Tom Steyer?
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Sao Paulo's Bovespa stock index jumped 1.2% on broad-based gains.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 21 index closed up 2356.98 percent at 1,322.21.
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Many of them characterized the system as overly broad and confusing.
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He's armed with knowledge, a broad smile and a friendly handshake.
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US border agents assert 'broad unconstitutional' power to search citizens' devices
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Slights denied some of the shareholders' record requests as over broad.
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That shift has had very broad implications that have impacted us.
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From a broad economic perspective, much of this is wasted effort.
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The Broad City-Themed Sex Toys You Didn't Know You Needed
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As a broad matter, sellers have an information advantage over buyers.
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Turkey's own army joined in a broad front against Austria-Hungary.
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What would have compelled Apple to make a broad, public statement?
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Not all country fans are advocates of broad Second Amendment rights.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 21 index ended down 2294 percent at 1,303.3.
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You have all that going for you plus broad shoulders, too.
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Since the beginning, Broad wasn't afraid to challenge the status quo.
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He stroked under the rhino's chin, then over his broad snout.
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Sure, but a broad conspiracy against the president is a fantasy.
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This requires broad solutions that have support from people across America.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index closed 0.86 percent higher, at 13,337.69.
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Elevating niche topics of conversation will perform better than broad ones.
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But this overall broad decline in piloting is still truly remarkable.
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I chat with my roommate and then we watch Broad City.
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A truly national wartime mobilization will require broad public buy-in.
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Yet there is also another broad division, between statespeople and anarchists.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index was down 0.12 percent at 1,23.
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Yet clauses seven to nine of the bill are extremely broad.
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THIS IS A BROAD DENIAL OF WHAT WAS SAID IN THIS.
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In broad terms, Aquila was one of many ways, alongside Internet.
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The broad contours emerged in a report he commissioned last month.
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There's a chance to have a broad reading of the industry.
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PRODUCTIVITY HAS TWO BROAD STRENGTHS TO IT. ONE IS, PEOPLE PRODUCTIVITY.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 21 index closed down 2278.50 percent at 1,528.71.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 221 index closed down 20.41 percent at 373,237.
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The broad index also closed lower for the fourth straight day.
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Its criteria for middle-income are too broad to be useful.
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Those are the broad strokes of what we know so far.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 246.38 index finished up 21.85 percent at 23.93,245.23.
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The League now campaigns throughout Italy on a broad populist platform.
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Progressive politics right now is very focused on broad ideological visions.
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Broad safety and ethical guidelines should appear late in the year.
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They offer a broad and incomplete picture of Kavanaugh's financial situation.
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The implementation of Saudi Vision 2030 is broad and ambitiously planned.
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This bipartisan consensus has broad political support among the American electorate.
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In investing, you need to maintain a long-term, broad focus.
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Use a broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher every. single. day.
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The authors envision shareholders guiding the broad direction of company strategy.
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The centre is now surrounded by broad roads and tall buildings.
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The scope of discovery in a civil case is breathtakingly broad.
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As an explanation for the broad trend, that might be right.
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There were "broad prospects" for cooperation between the two, Xi said.
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Those may be the broad strokes, but it's actually more complicated.
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Everyday Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 50 in 2.4 Oz Travel Size
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Broad emerging market weakness is weighing on global economic growth prospects.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index was up 0.69 percent at 1,13.
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The tents are solid, the boardwalks broad and the timing Swiss.
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So she has a really broad spectrum of things she likes.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index was down 0.46 percent at 13,339.75.
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That broad summary defines a lot of sitcoms, especially family sitcoms.
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The new Kens have three body types — slim, broad and original.
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Congressional Republicans unveiled a broad plan for replacing Obamacare on Mar.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 2192.06 index ended up 1.78 percent, at 1,241.49.
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"I don't think it'll be a broad-economy stimulus," he said.
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China is the leading importer of the broad range of commodities.
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The potential for cooperation should be very broad, and even easy.
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But even within those very broad confines, product inventors occasionally overstep.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index closed up 0.15 percent at 1,448.70.
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As president, Donald Trump has "broad authority" to enforce immigration policies.
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A broad array of transport options helped Didi prevail in China.
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And that broad definition went beyond personal, it included environmental damage.
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Broad descriptions were ok, and of course the name is legendary.
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Oracle is on view at The Broad April 29–September 3.
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CC: Well I think in broad base, I mean, you're right.
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But the president has the broad authority to declassify government secrets.
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However, I oppose President Trump's rushed and overly broad Executive Order.
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Gains were broad-based, with only six stocks in negative territory.
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Motoko herself is tall and broad-shouldered, with brilliant blue eyes.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index closed up 0.13 percent at 1,344.15.
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The broad index was at its highest level since March 22.8477.
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However, this still makes Artyom more broad-minded than his peers.
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How did the opportunity to work on Broad City come about?
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The humor in our show can be very broad, in ways.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index closed up 0.13 percent at 43,344.15.
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And the publisher wanted them to be a bit more broad.
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In the week that followed, the broad index fell 6 percent.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index was down 0.18 percent at 1,442.98.
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Most attacks occurred in homes, but some happened in broad daylight.
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Based on a broad assessment by Navigant, that's not the case.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index ended 0.1 percent lower, at 250.31,21.34.
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But their joining in the protests signaled the movement's broad acceptance.
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The courts are going to determine whether this is too broad.
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In broad daylight, they chopped off his legs with an ax.
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Overall, however, growth is expected to remain solid and broad-based.
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Polls show Merkel and her coalition enjoy broad support among voters.
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On Broad City, Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson play soul sisters.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index closed 13 percent higher, at 1,337.69.
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The bargain is non-negotiable, but it is also very broad.
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Samsung will hit a broad user base from the get go.
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Broad characteristics can protect a community or make one more vulnerable.
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Criticism can be intellectually dense, but also be broad and light.
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The broad index also had its best first quarter since 1998.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index closed down 0.15 percent at 1,335.71.
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For centuries, the Church of England has been a broad one.
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Gains were broad-based, with only three stocks in negative territory.
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No, it was the broad, mischievous, and terrifying grin that followed.
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But broad support on that side won't be an easy sell.
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Trump now gets to paint the media with a broad brush.
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It said it rejected requests that were overly broad or vague.
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The declines were broad-based with all sectors in the red.
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The guy sure has a lot riding on those broad shoulders.
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The organizers pride themselves on their broad, intersectional and horizontal leadership.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index closed down 3.68 percent at 1,195.76.
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Barr enjoys broad support from Republicans, who hold 53 Senate seats.
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One of those motions, filed by Broad, could end the case.
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And the Labor Department's definition of investor education is relatively broad.
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Egypt's liberals, meanwhile, are riven by infighting and lack broad appeal.
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Broad market gauges of risk, such as the CBOE Volatility Index .
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You divide the skin and golden fat with clean, broad strokes.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index was up 0.12 percent at 1,322.84.
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And yet, polling this year showed broad support for Democratic priorities.
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A lack of "shared facts" and broad national discourse undermines accountability.
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Is Broad City the "millennials' answer" to Sex and the City?
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Walker's backers represent a broad swath of the House GOP conference.
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Others also did not see broad dollar falls as a concern.
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Roger McNamee: It wasn't just them, it was a broad notion.
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But that includes a broad racial split: 82% of blacks vs.
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He shot an episode of Broad City for our third season.
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The current research and experimentation tax credit has broad bipartisan support.
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ITIF believes there is broad consensus on each of these provisions.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 24 index was up 21.594 percent, at 210,20.118.
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If that's not a broad selection, I don't know what is.
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Now that's a broad I wouldn't mind drinking some Fireball with.
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Mr. Ryan alluded Thursday to the broad stakes for his party.
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Were they all part of some sort of broad smearing effort?
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In America, the category of the vulnerable is a broad one.
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Speaking in such broad terms also misses differences within the generation.
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First, Trump's erratic and extreme rhetoric on a broad range of
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But McDonald stood firm on the broad strokes of McFadden's obituary.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index closed 3.38 percent lower at 200.603,239.73.
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Fitch expects broad policy continuity after the October 2017 general election.
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There are deeper conceptual nods, like setting horror in broad daylight.
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Those signs of movement reflect a broad shift in national opinion.
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That led to a broad rise in stocks on Wall Street.
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The drop in durable goods orders last month was broad-based.
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Congress has been unable to agree on broad comprehensive immigration reform.
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First, they're been made on issues that have broad bipartisan support.
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We both flashed broad grins as we shook each other's hands.
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In short, they believe it gives the chief executive broad authority.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 1.5872.58 index closed down 0.44 percent to 1,332.21.
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He is more commonly known as Plato, which means 'broad-shouldered.
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That's not too difficult despite our broad connections via social media.
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Most people within the broad orbit of the Democratic Party are
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"It cast a broad pall over the research community," he said.
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Mueller's investigative team has taken a broad approach to the probe.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 13 index closed down 0.61 percent at 1,339.15.
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What's strange about intergenerational conflict now is that it's so broad.
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The oversight board has broad power over Puerto Rico's fiscal affairs.
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The appeals court judges indicated that Messitte's definition was too broad.
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The move toward expungement and shielding has broad support in Maryland.
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In Manhattan you rarely get such a broad expanse of sky.
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But it's bending toward maturity that "Broad City" doesn't care about.
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Overall, however, the availability of the $49 fares remains remarkably broad.
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Overall, Broad Band suffers from exactly this absence of historical consciousness.
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The amendment received broad bipartisan support; co-sponsors ranged from Sens.
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But my research suggests that it is correct in broad strokes.
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Broad bans on speech at the polling place fail that test.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index closed up 0.27 percent at 1,429.32.
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Will they put their broad minds and shoulders to the wheel?
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"Were your members harmed by this overly broad definition?" he asked.
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HIS broad grin, and his rival's grimace, heralded the big news.
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"We're choosing different partners — we have a broad ecosystem," Gelsinger said.
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"This is a really broad warrant," defense lawyer Richard Westling said.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index closed down 0.16 percent at 1,484.54.
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ETF flows data shows that broad REIT funds are more popular.
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They need to be relatable to resonate with a broad audience.
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The measure passed the House and Senate with broad bipartisan support.
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YOU MADE A COUPLE OF COMMENTS ABOUT THE BROAD MARKET EARLIER.
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Even in broad daylight, these started to give me the chills.
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Biden 2020 lowers a bucket into the broad and deep well
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It's part of a broad effort to win seats in Texas.
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"This is unusually broad support," said Steve Zissou, Mr. Cruz's lawyer.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 29 index closed up 23 percent, at 22,21.
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" She added that she's gotten votes from a "wide, broad base.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 22.237 index closed down 210 percent at 21.573,0.803.
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At a broad level, the Idaho Supreme Court was plainly wrong.
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"This is clearly a broad reaction to Trump's election," Wasserman said.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index closed down 0.15 percent at 1,13.
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The movie at this point transitions into a broad political allegory.
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But, it is to say that broad economic concerns have faded.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index closed down 0.94 percent at 1,340.20.
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A broad flight of granite steps leads to the front doors.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 21 index closed 2342.61 percent lower, at 1,326.3.
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There is broad opposition to these programs across the political spectrum.
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But they have stopped short of enshrining broad change in law.
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Of course, not everyone is happy with the TPP's broad mandate.
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Corruption may be differentiated in its broad impact on social progress.
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The broad difference begs the question: Can the GND be modeled?
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The broad index was at its highest level since March 0.383.
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This is a rather broad panel, also relative to comparable sovereigns.
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The losses were deeper and more broad-based than we expected.
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The prospects of lawmakers passing a broad immigration package look dim.
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Some of the dossier's broad threads have now been independently corroborated.
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He attributes his broad skill set to these dynamic professional experiences.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index was up 0.32 percent at 1,496.62.
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The BOJ's buying, although broad-based, benefits some shares over others.
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Broad Green and Miramax's "Bad Santa 2000" also failed to ignite.
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This is an interesting group, with a broad range of ages.
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Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 index closed down 0.04 percent at 1,540.78.
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His C.I.A. experience gave him broad exposure to America's clandestine operations.
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A combined company would offer a broad range of medical devices.
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The Drew is for those with long torsos and broad shoulders.
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There was again broad and intense support for Tagliabue in 225.
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Yet, there is a broad lack of awareness of these consequences.
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But they help mark broad cycles in markets and the economy.
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Smart flood mitigation policy enjoys broad backing from the American public.
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Losses were broad based with the financial index slipping 0.3 percent.
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Hanford Reach was created in 2000 and also has broad support.
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Uber was granted a 15-month license, with some broad conditions.
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Contrary to conventional wisdom, there is broad public support for NAFTA.
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But here are the four broad categories that come up most.
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E.coli is a broad term for a species of diverse bacteria.
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