Among Filipinos, America remains broadly popular, and China broadly loathed.
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Despite sterling's weakness, markets were broadly neutral on sterling's outlook with positions broadly light.
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All of these policies share two core features in common: they are both broadly beneficial and broadly popular.
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More broadly, the threat illustrates the way Trump thinks about both the war with Iran and the world more broadly.
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Congressional leaders have long been broadly unpopular because they're among the most visible figures in Congress, which itself is broadly unpopular.
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In an interview with Broadly, Brian told Broadly that he doesn't agree with the companies that have taken a stance against HB2.
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Broadly horoscopes are one of the greatest things to appear on the internet since Broadly, and Annabelle Gat is Broadly's resident astrologer.
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We have created a gender equity commission, so we are really thinking very broadly about gender, and we're really thinking broadly about equity.
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It's a full circle moment to be writing about it for Broadly, because all this may not have happened if it wasn't for Broadly.
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Against a broadly subdued dollar, the British currency fell 0.3 percent to $1.28 while it was broadly flat against the euro at 88.57 pence.
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A book is marketed as chick lit if it broadly appeals to women; books broadly appeal to women if they're marketed as chick lit.
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Broadly has been nominated for two Webby Awards: Broadly for best Website—Lifestyle, and Inside Danica Roem's Historic Victory for best Film & Video—News & Politics!
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But in a sign that overall conditions remained broadly calm, currency forward points were broadly calm, indicating that investors expected conditions to return to normal soon.
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Still, it is broadly good to tax the health care industry, and broadly bad when the health care industry flexes its muscle to win things in Washington.
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Beyond this vote, the discussion about reparations and, more broadly, race, isn't going anywhere anytime soon, in the context of the Sanders campaign or among democratic socialists more broadly.
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While Mr. Bouteflika got rid of his broadly unpopular prime minister, Ahmed Ouyahia, for years a loyal servant, the reaction a day later to the president's moves was broadly hostile.
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DUBAI, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Banque Saudi Fransi, the fifth-largest lender by assets in Saudi Arabia, posted broadly flat third-quarter net profit on Wednesday, broadly in line with analysts' forecasts.
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Today, we're happy to announce that Broadly has been nominated for two Webby Awards: Broadly for best Website—Lifestyle, and Inside Danica Roem's Historic Victory for best Film & Video—News & Politics!
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Bond yields - which move inversely to price - fell broadly.
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" "This is broadly a policy dialogue with (North Korea).
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It wasn't -- and neither is the presidency more broadly.
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BROADLY: How did you become involved with The Deuce ?
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" For Democrats, it was broadly "increasing health insurance coverage.
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In southern Europe, Italian bond yields were broadly lower .
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Telefonica Deutschland, which operates under the O2 brand, confirmed guidance for broadly stable revenue growth this year, and broadly stable to slightly positive OIBDA - both excluding the negative impact of regulatory effects.
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Broadly writer Diana Tourjee and editor in chief Lindsay Schrupp had a roundtable conversation with Nick Adams, Director of Transgender Representation and Media at GLAAD, and writer and Broadly contributor Serena Sonoma, to review a broad sampling of Broadly articles on transgender and non-binary issues that used stock photos, and discuss where we could have done better.
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" Planned Parenthood director of health media Elizabeth Clark tells Broadly that the committee "has consistently ignored all facts or reason in a relentless witch hunt against Planned Parenthood and scientific research more broadly.
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Reagan wasn't the first to blur the lines between "welfare" and other broadly used and broadly popular social programs, and his rhetoric lives on in today's GOP, from Paul Ryan to Donald Trump.
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Asia markets were broadly down on on Thursday afternoon after trading in positive broadly positive territory earlier in the day, as Australia's third and fourth largest telecom operators announced plans for a merger.
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"The codeshare will broadly take a few forms," Raja said.
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But broadly speaking I'm pretty optimistic about where it's going.
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Such actions are "exceptional in their commonness," Stormer told Broadly.
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"We see broadly flat house prices for 2020," Oliver said.
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Understanding their role broadly is incredibly important for human health.
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Broadly: What did you learn while working on this piece?
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More broadly, what are the viewer's constraints within this reality?
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That structure was broadly codified in a statute last year.
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BROADLY: What are you most proud of accomplishing in 2017?
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He also seemed to broadly reject the idea of reparations.
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Watch More from Broadly: There are two methods of freezing.
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Instead, he criticized the administration's attitude toward art more broadly.
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More broadly, scandals take a long, long time to unfold.
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Against the euro, it was broadly steady at 87.60 pence.
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This just needs to be about the Constitution more broadly.
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And then the term "distribution" is broadly defined, as well.
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Against the euro, sterling was broadly flat around 87.84 pence.
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But more broadly, sales volume in the Americas was flat.
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The findings are broadly reflective of each nation's growth projections.
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Do you understand broadly why the government is shut down?
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Analysts said the plan was broadly in line with expectations.
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Votes were also broadly cast along gender and employment lines.
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Now Facebook has broadly done the same thing to media.
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Against the euro , sterling was broadly steady at 89.15 pence.
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Meanwhile, Libor for other maturities were broadly lower from Tuesday.
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Varady adds that today's results shouldn't be generalized too broadly.
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The stock was broadly flat in afternoon trading in Helsinki.
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Scaling up so broadly and so quickly is risky, however.
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Today, that has expanded more broadly to include impact investments.
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Broadly: Why do you oppose Trump's immigration orders right now?
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The single currency was broadly flat around the $1.1608 levels.
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Broadly was launched in 2015 as VICE's "women's interest" channel.
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The index is broadly flat since the start of 2016.
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College is an enriching experience and should be broadly accessible.
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Make your murals, light your candles, love openly and broadly.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, Americans' views on impeachment broadly follow this pattern.
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Broadly, there are two theories for what is going on.
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Versus the dollar, the pound was broadly steady at $1.2681.
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Broadly: How have you been protesting the recent immigration restrictions?
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As currently scripted, Japanification is narrowly defined but broadly applied.
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The euro has been broadly pushing lower since early January.
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AMLG: You really opened it up broadly with the fundraiser.
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More broadly, we can separate this into two different things.
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The entire Broadly staff pledges to NEVER stop watching this.
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How broadly Tehran is interfering with internet access remains uncertain.
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Core earnings per share were seen broadly mirroring sales growth.
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European stock markets were broadly steady after a choppy start.
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They found that, broadly speaking, tech entrepreneurs are pretty liberal.
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Another line of attack links Ossoff to Hollywood more broadly.
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Broadly: What was wizard rock like when your band formed?
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That is apparent in his North Korea policy more broadly.
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This is partly because public opinion has, broadly, remained supportive.
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The figures were broadly in line with the market consensus.
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More broadly, Yang's idea scratched a lot of different itches.
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Broadly: How did you end up starring in the movie?
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BROADLY: What inspired you to write Single State of Mind?
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Broadly speaking, the regional imbroglio pits two camps of Muslims.
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HGX was little changed amid a broadly weaker stock market.
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I think more broadly, right, it's about the legal system?
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We don't have any plans to launch it more broadly.
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This decline mirrors weak participation in civic groups more broadly.
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Moneta's net lending was broadly flat in the first quarter.
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HGX, in line with a broadly weaker U.S. stock market.
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A version of this article originally appeared on Broadly Denmark.
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BROADLY: What was it like when you were growing up?
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This option won't be available broadly across Windows 10, either.
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European bonds and stocks were broadly unmoved by the minutes.
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Broadly: You grew up in a small community in Australia.
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That has now ended – meaning Amazon's APIs are broadly available.
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BROADLY: Why did Virginia appeal to you as a character?
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Against the euro, it traded broadly flat at 88.88 pence.
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More broadly effective vaccines could make for fewer sick people.
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Although this is more broadly aimed at digital skills gaps.
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The dollar rose broadly against major European currencies on Monday.
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BROADLY: To start off, where did Babs raise you, Bebe?
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Its goal is to be broadly accessible, stable and secure.
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Against the euro, it traded broadly flat at 89.08 pence.
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Base salaries are typically not negotiable, so think more broadly.
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The software, based on Android 21, is otherwise broadly unchanged.
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His second task is to turn Teesside more broadly Conservative.
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Against the euro, sterling was broadly steady at 87.575 pence.
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To achieve true scale, NZE strategies must be broadly replicable.
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A broadly stronger dollar also contributed to the euro's woes.
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"They are defending all our rights," a spokesperson told Broadly.
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Against the euro it was broadly flat at 87.58 pence.
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BROADLY: When did you first start your journey with crystals?
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But the party has remained broadly popular among the electorate.
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BROADLY: What made you want to write about this topic?
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"Stress can interrupt their sleep at night," she tells Broadly.
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BROADLY: How did you start developing Black Power Naps together?
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A majority have often supported legalizing unauthorized immigrants more broadly.
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Analysts broadly expected the central bank to hold rates steady.
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"We remain broadly bearish on sterling," wrote BNP Paribas analysts.
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Broadly reached out to the Department of Defense for comment.
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BROADLY: Obviously, the military is a vast and diverse group.
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Their expectations for government more broadly were never so ambitious.
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It traded broadly flat against the euro at 87 pence.
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There is no indication that it was shared more broadly.
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In March 2016, Broadly spoke to one of these women.
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Other polling that asks different questions reached broadly similar conclusions.
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This is your third broadly defined internet culture movie, right?
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BROADLY: How did you become involved in First Wives Club?
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Against the euro, it was broadly steady at 85.53 pence.
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BROADLY: I've never lived in Brooklyn, but it felt familiar.
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But more broadly, national news stories were weighing on Rosenstock.
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"Commodities broadly should underperform CPI because" of technology, he said.
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HGX fell, underperforming in a broadly weak U.S. stock market.
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"We obviously want transformation in in healthcare broadly," said Levie.
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Is Oculus a bridge for Facebook more broadly in China?
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More broadly, Android devices will have more computing power onboard.
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Broadly speaking, we could categorize this simply as mental toughness.
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BROADLY: What drew you to the idea of conspicuous consumption?
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It's unclear whether the design will roll out more broadly.
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She tells Broadly that Jenkins' story is all too familiar.
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The research phase started looking quite broadly at these images.
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THIS CLOUD AS AN OPERATING MODEL IS BEING DEPLOYED BROADLY.
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BROADLY: Your work involves developing intimate relationships with impersonal institutions.
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BROADLY: Precious, earlier you brought up being born in Nigeria.
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TC: Interactive entertainment, even more broadly, is very hits driven.
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She tells Broadly she thinks the bill is appropriately narrow.
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Polls suggest popular support for the EU has broadly increased.
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But social capital is also broadly diffused across the society.
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Broadly speaking, the United Kingdom is not a rich country.
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Against the euro, it was broadly flat at 89.02 pence.
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Industry groups broadly support raising the purchase age to 21.
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The government kept this year's consumer price calculation broadly unchanged.
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More broadly, Giuliani defended not coordinating with White House staff.
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That was broadly in line with a company provided consensus.
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And that doesn't even account for the Internet more broadly.
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"[Devices have] become like a bodily attachment," Holland tells Broadly.
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BROADLY: How do you describe the work you're doing now?
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BROADLY: What are you most proud of doing in 2017?
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"Congo's lack of infrastructure is to blame," he tells Broadly.
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Americans seem to support the idea of immigration more broadly.
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Broadly speaking, third parties in America fall into two camps.
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I think that's what's broadly driving both Trumpism and Sandersism.
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Broadly reactive neutralizing antibodies are demonstrating great promise for prevention.
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" More broadly, McIntosh added: "You have to read the room.
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So having some information available broadly is good for that.
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Minimum wage increases are broadly popular across all demographic groups.
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Broadly, your comment taken on its face is very concerning.
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Broadly speaking, Unitus Seed's portfolio companies fall into two categories.
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Broadly speaking, there are two possible sources for Martian methane.
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The numbers were broadly within the ranges of expected values.
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Asian markets finished broadly higher on Monday, despite the data.
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It also hints broadly at where she may be going.
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He recommended that they be broadly beneficial to be effective.
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The flows were broadly split between bond and stock E.T.F.s.
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The delays do not always apply broadly within consumer categories.
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Central and eastern European currencies broadly strengthened against the euro.
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Wealthier Americans will broadly get tax relief from the bill.
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They were dedicated to reform and to broadly liberal causes.
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Financial, legal and regulatory environments vary broadly country by country.
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"High yield is broadly going lower," said a credit trader.
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It traded broadly flat against the euro at 87.27 pence.
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Against the euro, sterling was broadly flat at 88.14 pence.
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Today, the group is broadly divided between hardliners and moderates.
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That's a term that's used broadly, across countries, industries, communities.
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Chinese officials are emphasizing that the economy remains broadly stable.
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Over the long haul, fallout from the proposition landed broadly.
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The Dubai exchange was broadly flat, losing only 2805.74 percent.
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Finally, he appears to be broadly liked throughout the party.
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It's strong confirmation of the health of the economy broadly.
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The poll was broadly in line with other recent surveys.
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I know that, broadly speaking, women can't have it all.
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"And more broadly, people shouldn't speak about people that way."
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With Monday's close, the major indexes ended October broadly lower.
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As Bradfman spoke, Shkreli walked by his side, grinning broadly.
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Broadly speaking, our portfolios are built with stocks and bonds.
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Against the , the dollar was broadly flat at 113.66 yen.
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Capital and leverage ratios are broadly in line with peers.
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It is broadly understood that the North Koreans want it.
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LET'S TALK MORE BROADLY NOW, GIVEN WE CAN DO THAT.
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But employment rebounded faster and more broadly in the south.
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Broadly spoke to Kame about their work, process, and inspirations.
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BROADLY: I've never been in a kitchen or a dispensary.
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BROADLY: How did the idea of the film come about?
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Read more and watch our interview with Michaela on Broadly
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Republican critiques of the AHCA fall broadly into two camps.
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"Contrary to popular belief, it's quite unusual," she tells Broadly.
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She tells Broadly she wasn't surprised by the study's findings.
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However, as Ebitda was defined so broadly, leverage levels increased.
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Facebook did not respond to requests from Broadly for comment.
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BROADLY: When your daughter got sick, did it happen quickly?
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BROADLY: Looking back on 4003, what's been your biggest accomplishment?
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"It's pretty special what's happened here tonight," she tells Broadly.
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So we spent a lot of time on that, broadly.
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Broadly: What's your advice to gay young men and women?
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"This is an underground treatment," Dr. Karamanoukian reiterates to Broadly.
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Broadly: How did the idea of the walkout come about?
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"He basically suggested I leave the company," Kimura tells Broadly.
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In an email to Broadly, Uber condemned the driver's behavior.
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BROADLY: Why did you want to attend Richard Spencer's speech?
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BROADLY: Let's just jump right into some of these workshops.
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Read part two of Kimberley Taylor's diary tomorrow on Broadly.
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Broadly: Tell me about the "Eighties Generation" of Iraqi artists.
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Watch More From Broadly: I finally went to the hospital.
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BROADLY: What happened at Starbucks when you saw Gov. Scott?
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Santa's verdict: Naughty BROADLY: What do you make of Obama?
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BROADLY: Who takes care of all the sales and inventory?
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Broadly: How did you end up writing for the album?
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It's outdated and comes across too broadly simplistic and adolescent.
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BROADLY: How would you articulate what this collection is about?
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They feed broadly, eating algae, small invertebrates and fish eggs.
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Against the euro, the greenback was broadly flat at $1.13530.
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Sterling was trading broadly flat on the day at $1.3950 .
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Dua: Where do you see the industry heading more broadly?
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More broadly, positive global sentiment continues to drive European stocks.
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Against the dollar the pound was broadly flat at $1.2893.
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Instead, the court decided to consider broadly legalizing the practice.
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Despite compromises and occasional failures, the experiment was broadly successful.
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In addition to broad prosperity, there's technology, defined very broadly.
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More broadly, do you dispute the reputations of these groups?
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More broadly, fundamental beliefs about the economy change through time.
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Yet two other disease experts broadly agreed with the estimate.
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BROADLY: How did you first get involved in healthcare activism?
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Broadly: Hi Sady, it's a pleasure to talk to you.
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Stocks surged broadly during the president's first year in office.
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Republican Party politicians broadly agree with this theme of Mankiw's.
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But the activism in recent years has been broadly bipartisan.
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In Asia, major stock indexes closed broadly lower on Thursday.
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More broadly, the U.S. remained the biggest market for I.P.O.s.
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It's about Miami and Miami Beach and Florida more broadly.
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This provision of the ACA that broadly protects against discrimination.
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Science is still more broadly an unwelcoming place for women.
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Japan led the decline, though stocks fell broadly across Asia.
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More broadly, healthcare in the US remains overpriced and shitty.
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But for now, the crackdown appears to be broadly popular.
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European benchmarks were mostly higher, and Asian markets rose broadly.
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The company has also reached out more broadly to customers.
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Make sure that if you're disclosing, you're doing it broadly.
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The Chinese government broadly supports A.I. companies, financially and politically.
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The issue began to roil the tech sector more broadly.
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Seen more broadly, Chinese institutions are in danger of decay.
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But then he expanded the brand too quickly and broadly.
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The measure also broadly encourages the establishment of Jewish communities.
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The hurricane's impact was felt broadly across all economic sectors.
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Some other political scientists question how broadly to interpret Mrs.
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Both sides should also seek to reduce tensions more broadly.
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More broadly, the report concluded that immigration benefited the economy.
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The Chinese currency in the offshore market was broadly steady.
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Congressional Republicans have expressed support for a broadly similar approach.
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Crime is a serious problem in South Africa more broadly.
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Courts also seem more willing to read MAC clauses broadly.
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More broadly, women are shaking the foundations of our culture.
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In Europe, equities fell broadly as the euro climbed higher.
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Mr. Deripaska has broadly denied any role in election meddling.
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Broadly speaking, having "meaning" suggests you have a purposeful life.
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Against the euro sterling was broadly steady at 86.80 pence.
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But, more broadly, Lehman's problems were almost every bank's problems.
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Moments later, Mr. McCullough looked back, winked and smiled broadly.
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Against the euro, it was broadly flat at 83.335 pence .
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Legislatures also must act to ensure those standards apply broadly.
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Congress has broadly supported President Trump's missile strike against Syria.
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More broadly, the world has failed children in poor countries.
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The policy update was broadly welcomed by the party's MPs.
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Employment in the sector also remained broadly stable, they added.
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Broadly speaking, haunted houses aren't my cup of pumpkin juice.
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This agreement to arbitrate is intended to be broadly interpreted.
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Washington lawmakers have become involved in the issue more broadly.
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This was when the Reagan administration was cutting taxes broadly.
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And it means defining women's issues as broadly as possible.
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We would want a definition that would be broadly applicable.
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This doesn't apply broadly to other gig economy workers, though.
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This reform should appeal broadly, to Democrats and Republicans alike.
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He exited the car and smiled broadly, his teeth creaking.
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Depressing oil prices, U.S. stock markets broadly fell on Friday.
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More broadly, the move continues Watch's encroachment into YouTube's territory.
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More broadly, mobile shopping is still huge on Black Friday.
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This plan remains broadly sound, albeit in need of updating.
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Broadly speaking, that's area in which Trump has thrived politically.
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Instead, Rauch argues for nondiscrimination law that broadly accommodates religion.
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Broadly, the Swagtron still works the same as previous hoverboards.
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The company's other bonds were broadly down during the session.
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Third, the banking system has broadly overcome its past challenges.
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"ARM does not typically use the word broadly," they said.
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A smart White House would apply that lesson more broadly.
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Broadly, though, medications are proven to be effective for addiction.
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Others argue that personality more broadly is unrelated to politics.
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U.S. households themselves have broadly corroborated what the data suggests.
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The Trump administration has attacked regulation broadly, especially in energy.
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The tariffs will be implemented broadly, without targeting specific countries.
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Against the euro , the greenback was broadly flat at $1.13530.
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There are, broadly speaking, two approaches to writing about animals.
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More broadly, we've had Hacking Team, Cellebrite, and now this.
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More broadly, investors are still focused on the coronavirus pandemic.
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How do we get to growth that is broadly shared?
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And that understanding applied more broadly than just to Black.
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Since its creation last summer, Broadly has followed these crimes.
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Drugmaker stocks were also broadly lower on Tuesday after Amazon.
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Remember that EPA protections are broadly popular with the public.
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The second question is about American society's response more broadly.
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Broadly: Do you consider masturbation a form of self care?
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BROADLY: Where did the idea for this book come from?
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"I think we're both angered and disappointed," she tells Broadly.
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Democrats, meanwhile, appear on track to broadly support the bill.
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So just broadly, what are your thoughts on his findings?
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BROADLY: Why did you decide to write The Family Gene?
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A version of this article originally appeared on Broadly Denmark.
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"She had scored top grades at school," she tells Broadly.
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Market positions on sterling remained broadly light, with the latest CFTC data showing investors remained broadly neutral on the British currency while other longer-term surveys on central banks showed underweight, reflecting Brexit concerns.
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In a wider survey that interviewed just above 1,000 people of all age groups, about 63 percent of respondents said they were broadly "Hong Kongers" while about 35 percent said they were broadly Chinese.
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In currency markets, the euro took cues from broadly firmer stocks and rose 0.1 percent on the day to a fresh three-week high at $1.1727 with broadly strong German industrial data also helping.
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"The Master Plan was designed to provide a broadly traditional education to a broadly traditional student body," the governor's office of planning and research wrote in a review of the master plan last year.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: When President Trump was first elected, you called it broadly positive -- I think was the quote -- "broadly positive" in terms of what it could mean for the markets and the economy.
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As a result, speculative bets on sterling are broadly flat, unlike before the Brexit vote, while institutional investors such as pension funds and sovereign wealth funds are broadly underweight the British currency in their portfolios.
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January's drop in orders was broadly in line with economists' expectations.
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Jay Inslee, and activist Tom Steyer — also broadly endorse the idea.
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But more broadly, the Hero 6 Black is about GoPro's business.
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Today, Hamwells is ready to launch its e-shower more broadly.
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STOCKS & BONDS Stocks fell broadly on Tuesday as commodity prices retreated.
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"I'm here as an observer and patron," he said grinning broadly.
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Well, work, think more broadly in terms of work. Right. Exactly.
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BROADLY: How did you make the transition from Broadway to television?
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"This is a huge learning process for me," Sanchez told Broadly.
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Broadly speaking, how do you deliver a gruesome injury to someone?
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More broadly, 53 percent of U.S. smartphone subscribers use Android phones.
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"This proposed policy doesn't change the law," Gonzalez-Pagan tells Broadly.
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BROADLY: Looking back at 2017, what work are you proud of?
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Those ideas are still broadly popular with Republican members of Congress.
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The Philadelphia Police Department told Broadly that the investigation is ongoing.
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"The genre has broadly become more accessible and reputable," Worland said.
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The second piece is phasing out fossil fuel production more broadly.
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The patent in question applied broadly to internet-controlled sex toys.
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More broadly, using audio evidence in a murder case is tricky.
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Broadly speaking you can split dual band routers into two categories.
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He smiled broadly and insisted that we take a photo together.
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On Broadly: Does Withholding Sex Make Your Partner Want You More?
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"The people who originally complained were largely discredited," she tells Broadly.
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BROADLY: What made you decide to do the movie this year?
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HGX was trading lower, underperforming a broadly firmer U.S. stock market.
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What consequences has Trump experienced for being, broadly speaking, the worst?
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"Coming Forward was born right after the verdict," she told Broadly.
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Broadly: When did you decide you wanted to make this film?
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But it peaked in 2005 and has since remained broadly stable.
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More broadly, central banking is in large part a PR exercise.
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The peso has been broadly weaker over the past two weeks.
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Broadly, it meant the Senate would operate under its own rules.
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Aside from a few cautionary tales, Chinese money was broadly welcomed.
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The analogy can be used more broadly for Trumpian-style populists.
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But it's also quite broadly illustrative of a much larger issue.
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By May, the numbers were broadly unchanged at about 1,600 employees.
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The idea, more broadly, is to level the distribution of wealth.
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The platform that the Chorus team built broadly serves two functions.
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The list of battleground states looks broadly similar to previous elections.
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Against the euro, the pound was broadly flat at 89.06 pence.
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Broadly, though, both engines compliment the distinctive experience of MINI ownership.
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The capital's mayors have expanded their powers while remaining broadly popular.
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Even diplomats who disagree with these suggestions consider them broadly reasonable.
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The second was CapitalSource, which gave financing to companies more broadly.
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These are so broadly drafted that almost anyone can be detained.
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Even as Facebook stopped broadly sharing certain user data with partners.
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The pound edged up 0.1 percent against a broadly weaker euro.
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Broadly defined, it is the main reason poor countries are poor.
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At the time of launch, the feature wasn't broadly available, however.
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Against the euro, the pound was broadly steady at 86.76 pence.
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She is Eurosceptic, critical of NATO and broadly friendly to Russia.
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More broadly speaking, they're also spending on home renovations and automobiles.
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Before the crisis, city and national prices broadly rose in tandem.
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Aside from downloads, there's not many broadly tracked and accepted metrics.
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Parkland students' deaths also broadly fit into a new, troubling trend.
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Both are very broadly invested and have had some notable exits.
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Adobe shares were broadly unchanged from the previous close in premarket.
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Russian companies are broadly gearing up to get back into Iran.
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VICE talked to Broadly writer Mary McGill about Malkeil's numerous achievements.
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First, it is more likely to produce a broadly acceptable winner.
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Understood broadly, that is perhaps the biggest question of this election.
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Implementation of the program was "broadly on track," the IMF said.
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More broadly, FAISS could support more dynamic content on the platform.
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And it's a power that Congress has long applied very broadly.
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But when asked broadly about Trump's performance, he started talking again.
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EVANS: LET ME PUT IT A LITTLE BIT MORE BROADLY, THEN.
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Your work is synonymous with what could broadly be called counterculture.
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More broadly, marijuana legalization is fairly popular at the national level.
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"This theory is broadly applicable to other technology markets," Delrahim said.
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Instead, he broadly outlined how Facebook views "competition" in various spaces.
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Broadly speaking, Good Will Hunting isn't based on a true story.
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The markets have been broadly positive in reaction to Trump's win.
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It traded broadly flat against a weaker euro at 85.92 pence.
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Its economic cycle was broadly in sync with America's until 2001.
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Hopefully, Spotify will make Car View more broadly accessible in time.
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Broadly spoke with LaBruce by phone from his home in Toronto.
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BROADLY: What inspired you to make a movie about lesbian terrorists?
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All parties represented in the Duma broadly support President Vladimir Putin.
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"It was the biggest shock of my life," Salley tells Broadly.
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Broadly speaking this wholesome story, favourable to the Americans, is true.
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"Broadly, right now, I don't see a contagion risk," he added.
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More broadly, a president must have an authentic vision for America.
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Analysts said Thursday's Fed statement was broadly in line with expectations.
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Martin O'Malley's, on the other hand, gave a broadly progressive answer.
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HGX was trading higher, outperforming a broadly weaker U.S. stock market.
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Or at least broadly speaking about what the goal should be.
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Its deposits were broadly stable, with inflows of 300 million euros.
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"I never worked so hard in my life!" she tells Broadly.
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I think his vision is actually about changing society more broadly.
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More broadly, Kagan says, EPSA has argued itself into a corner.
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BROADLY: What are you most proud of doing this past year?
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Employers should be broadly free to contract privately with their workers.
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It was a clear win for Apple and encryption more broadly.
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"HB2 has been a stain on North Carolina," he tells Broadly.
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Venezuelan and PDVSA bonds were trading broadly higher on Friday afternoon.
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More broadly, though, officials left expectations for economic growth little changed.
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While diversity more broadly may be lacking, pay equity is not.
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Now, it's worth noting that American-style food travels pretty broadly.
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How broadly and quickly will these mitigation patches be applied, though?
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But it was also a time of widespread, broadly based prosperity.
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Broadly: Why did you choose a career as a music supervisor?
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Broadly: Let's get started with the basics—how old are you?
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BROADLY: Did you expect Step Up to become a big hit?
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JEFF SMITH: Well, let me go back and talk more broadly.
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Stockton said the pullback would hit stocks broadly, including emerging markets.
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All four GOP gubernatorial contenders campaigned as good conservatives, broadly defined.
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The bottom line is that "lazy" is a broadly defined word.
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Yields on Pemex's dollar-denominated bonds broadly dipped following the statement.
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A broadly stronger dollar also contributed to the single currency's woes.
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"She was less painful than my other births," she tells Broadly.
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More broadly, it would demonstrate the basic viability of the model.
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We promise to let you know when changes roll out broadly.
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"Broadly, in American CEOs there's a more optimistic view," Nassetta said.
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DG: ... to the particular problem of disinformation and privacy, more broadly.
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BROADLY: Bang Gang investigates the under-explored world of teen orgies.
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Consumers and media broadly refer to my clients as financial advisors.
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Renault's financial profile is broadly comparable with similarly-rated international manufacturers'.
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BROADLY: When did you first become aware that you were psychic?
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Google says the TPU is being tested broadly across the company.
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The risks surrounding the euro area growth outlook remain broadly balanced.
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" But, more broadly, Spicer said Trump was "not asking for clones.
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BROADLY: Is it your first time at Contact in the Desert?
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That is broadly unchanged from a poll taken in November 22005.
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"Broadly speaking, raising taxes on corporations is consistently popular," Zezas said.
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More broadly, gains across defensive sectors limited losses on the STOXX.
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The key is to think more broadly, including asking two questions.
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More broadly, they may ask: What's the right side of history?
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Microbreweries are broadly classified as small, independent operations producing limited volumes.
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It's not clear when the change will roll out more broadly.
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Latin American currencies, including Brazil's real, fell more broadly on Wednesday.
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Photographer Amy Lombard takes Broadly on a tour of the brothel.
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Have you discussed antitrust in tech or antitrust broadly with him?
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Against the euro, the pound was broadly steady at 85.55 pence.
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"I want to sue Amber but I'm not," Connor tells Broadly.
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BROADLY: Will you introduce yourself as much as you're comfortable with?
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Scientists broadly agree on the severity of this toxic disease mechanism.
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That is, broadly, unprecedentedly, and absolutely at odds with democratic principles.
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It has been broadly panned by conservatives as costly and unrealistic.
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Are we seeing these ideas bleed into mainstream discourse more broadly?
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European stocks rose broadly as the Stoxx 600 index gained 1%.
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"He said, 'You're the stupidest of the stupid'," Menjivar told Broadly.
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The dollar was trading broadly flat at 112.575 against the yen.
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Broadly defined, the car industry makes up 30% of manufacturing output.
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Broadly spoke with people about their personal tales of masturbation humiliation.
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But broadly speaking, most of sub-Saharan Africa is now peaceful.
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Against the euro, the pound was broadly flat at 88.52 pence.
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"Nobody wants to break into our home anymore," Pratt told Broadly.
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BROADLY: How do you feel about the royal family, generally speaking?
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And — more broadly — for not taking their social responsibilities seriously enough.
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I think that we have a problem in business culture broadly.
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Global bond strategists broadly concur, tempering yet again their yield forecasts.
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Russia's production was broadly unchanged or increased during all three episodes.
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Trump has seemed wary of Silicon Valley and tech more broadly.
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I think in the tech industry broadly right now there's consolidation.
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Broadly speaking, China has three options for tackling its banks' NPLs.
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The figures were broadly in line with guidance issued in December.
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In July, FAO forecast broadly stable prices over the next decade.
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As recently as the 1950s, government was broadly appreciated by Americans.
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On Wall Street, U.S. stocks broadly rose on strong earnings reports.
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Broadly speaking, a prescription drug in the United States goes through
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The first-quarter revision was broadly in line with economists' expectations.
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Twilio says the service will be available broadly in Q4, 2016.
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BROADLY: How were you anticipating Donald Trump's first year of presidency?
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BROADLY: You're both really athletic – have you always been that way?
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He's also in his early thirties and dating a Broadly employee.
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In America Mr Easterbrook's sacking was, pace Mr George, broadly applauded.
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Against a broadly stronger euro, it was flat at 87.72 pence.
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But most employees should hold broadly diversified retirement portfolios, he said.
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More broadly, the basic premise of the bill is utterly flawed.
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Donald Trump may be broadly unpopular, but the economy is roaring.
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But I listened to it all the way home, smiling broadly.
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BROADLY: How did you get the idea for Nothing but Light?
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A broadly satisfying compromise is easier among 300,000 people than 300m.
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Asian markets were broadly lower with the negativity spilling into Europe.
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Jeremy is recognized broadly for his work as an education innovator.
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New home sales increased broadly, with the exception of the Midwest.
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But when framed more broadly, the trade-off is pretty clear.
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Clinton's plans regarding police conduct, mass incarceration and structural racism broadly.
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More broadly, patience for Sanders is wearing thin among many Democrats.
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What does that say to you about the left more broadly?
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SPLRCHOME rose 5.93 percent, outperforming a broadly weaker U.S. stock market.
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CBG and CBL's ratings are broadly sensitive to the same factors.
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In general, improved risk appetite is broadly negative for the euro.
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More broadly, iOS and Android keep borrowing heavily from each other.
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More broadly, Americans have reinstated conscience protections but for how long?
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HGX fell 0.3 percent, underperforming a broadly weaker U.S. stock market.
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"Broadly, this is a pattern of behavior," said a U.K. official.
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Another quarter percent hike has been broadly priced in by markets.
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More broadly, Kavanaugh's framing of the situation in Nixon is disquieting.
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To tap those collectors, museums are deploying staff members more broadly.
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It is broadly intended to keep attempts at foreign influence transparent.
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The overall industrials sector rallied broadly as well, climbing 210 percent.
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Republicans are split on efforts to tighten gun control more broadly.
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More broadly, the Pentagon has expressed concern that security has deteriorated.
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Scoring can apply broadly to all aspects of the federal budget.
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What we broadly define as AI—machine learning, automated systems, etc.
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Most states sell it only for medical purposes, often broadly defined.
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On Friday, Venus smiled broadly and looked up into the stands.
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There are broadly two methods of attack that would be damaging.
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The proposal seems basic, commonsense and broadly supported by the public.
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The rules require ISPs to broadly treat all web traffic equally.
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More broadly, data shows the partisan divide on Israel is widening.
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Airline stock prices were broadly higher, with the DJ Airlines Index .
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Broadly: What has happened at your school since the accidental shooting?
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BROADLY: How did the Protest Banner Lending Library come to exist?
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Broadly speaking, how do you think Dianne Feinstein is failing Californians?
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Stock futures pointed to a broadly flat open on Wall Street.
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Broadly: Where did the idea for 'It Ended Badly' come from?
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What we remember fondly is an era of broadly shared prosperity.
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"A dog still is a loyal, lovely companion," she tells Broadly.
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To find out more, Broadly spoke with Hull over the phone.
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HGX was trading lower, bucking a broadly firmer U.S. stock market.
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Broadly speaking, peer-reviewed literature on such services demonstrate their success.
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BROADLY: What propelled you to explore coming of age through dance?
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"I thought [the crime I prosecuted] was unique," they told Broadly.
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"Contrary to popular belief, it's quite unusual," she previously told Broadly.
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BROADLY: I'm really fascinated with New Orleans and the city's history.
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"We have to move from protests to politics," he told Broadly.
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Women over 70 were found to tell the fewest lies.—Broadly
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Broadly: You've chosen to have the models crossdress in this series.
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Broadly speaking, there was no scene for us to attach to.
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Dr. Lee kindly answered questions from Broadly staff and our readers.
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The pound was broadly unchanged against the euro at 89.34 pence.
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More broadly, enterprise customers now make up 25% of WeWork's members.
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That's led to the format being broadly adopted across the industry.
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BROADLY: How do you feel about Kylie Jenner tweeting your illustration?
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There is little recent polling on broadly banning semi-automatic guns.
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European stocks were broadly flat as energy stocks and financials weighed.
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These categories are particularly useful because of how broadly they're defined.
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Instead, invest in a broadly diversified portfolio and then step back.
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More broadly, gun control advocates have pushed to ban assault weapons.
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And it was a source of inspiration for design more broadly.
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But it was unclear how broadly the website would be available.
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One is we've got to get testing out and available broadly.
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That is broadly unchanged from a decade ago, despite cost cutting.
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While his aesthetic remained steady, if flexible, his enthusiasms ran broadly.
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How broadly the protests were spreading at each college was unclear.
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Morrison paused and smiled broadly as she surveyed her rapt audience.
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Bank shares gained broadly after U.S. Treasury yields ticked higher overnight.
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The Italian economy has been broadly stagnant for the last year.
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I think broadly this is what people call e-commerce now.
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BROADLY: How did you end up working for the Sanders campaign?
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"The incidents described in the suit are horrific," she tells Broadly.
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All too often, our culture broadly equates "environmentalism" with personal consumerism.
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HGX was trading higher, tracking a broadly firmer U.S. stock market.
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What you just said is exactly what is said, broadly speaking.
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I think the automation is going to kick in more broadly.
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But broadly, chemicals are what make up humans and our food.
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When I told him I was a reporter, he smiled broadly.
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Theater leadership is still not broadly reflective of the nation's demographics.
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But it does mean that income growth was pretty broadly shared.
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"Super cool," Stephens said, grinning broadly at mention of the feat.
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More broadly, you have to look at the reason for deficits.
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It's easy to understand their enthusiasm for the space more broadly.
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Health coaching will launch more broadly in 2020, the company said.
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But European stocks were broadly up, as were US stock futures.
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To find out more, Broadly conducted extensive research into shower sex.
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The N.F.L. also straddles the political spectrum more broadly than others.
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Contemporary observers broadly viewed Roosevelt's initiative as reflecting unseemly political maneuvering.
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Tech companies, broadly speaking, argue that such laws will stifle innovation.
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The Avatar title isn't broadly available, as it's still in development.
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Social trust can thus be understood broadly as trust in society.
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Wall Street had been broadly expecting a strong quarter from Facebook.
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She is now trying to get the approach adopted more broadly.
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He said that's broadly the range for celebrity creators in general.
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The law also restricts cities from passing nondiscrimination laws more broadly.
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Then more broadly, the kinds of things that happen in technology.
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So far, Apple has been broadly insulated from the trade war.
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Polling has shown they are still broadly unfamiliar with the mayor.
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The Supreme Court has interpreted the "speech or debate" clause broadly.
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Should they really refuse to consider the president's broadly conservative nominees?
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This also meant helping marginalized people improve their lives more broadly.
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More broadly, cases outside China are more than doubling every week.
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As a result, the news media is broadly covering them, too.
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Broadly speaking, liquor tends to be more environmentally sustainable per unit.
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More broadly, 2628 in 28503 Americans have a mental health condition.
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Against the yen, the dollar was broadly flat at 113.67 yen .
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South Korea's Kospi shed 3.8% and markets in Asia fell broadly.
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They describe what they feel only very broadly: sad, happy, scared.
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Our political system is well designed, assuming informed voters participating broadly.
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The inflation projections from the RBI on Friday were broadly unchanged.
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It turns out that hospitals differed quite broadly in P.S.I. rates.
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Bank shares also fell broadly on concerns about the slowing economy.
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And so you're not seeing this degradation of the consumer broadly.
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What will it mean for U.S. relations with Europe more broadly?
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Airline stocks fell broadly on the threat of higher oil prices.
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But they are also broadly accessible, and that makes them powerful.
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Some moves were broadly popular, like judicial reforms that reduced corruption.
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Mr. Spicer smiled broadly and put his finger on his nose.
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Brazil's president dismisses such findings, as he does science more broadly.
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But the company's overall business has proven broadly resilient this year.
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So, broadly speaking in space, I have two other meaningful investments.
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Last month's inflation readings were broadly in line with economists' expectations.
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Q. Broadly speaking, what is the purpose of the Marrakesh meeting?
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The animation style, broadly speaking, traces animation over live-action footage.
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The prior report, for the month of July, was broadly weak.
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HGX rallied 2.04 percent, outperforming a broadly firmer U.S. stock market.
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On Tuesday, it was broadly flat against the dollar at $1.1856.
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These ratios are broadly in line with those expected by Fitch.
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The board is more broadly accountable because they represent the shareholders.
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Supporting business is key to South Africa's political agenda, more broadly.
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More broadly, crude and copper prices both weakened over the week.
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There are, broadly speaking, two schools of thought: localism and nationalism.
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I'm beginning to see this trend in our politics more broadly.
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"The piece is called 'Architecture and Morality,' " he said, smiling broadly.
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More broadly, the judge cast doubt on the entire DOJ theory.
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I think that applies to the arts and culture more broadly.
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More broadly, ING says it has been carbon neutral since 2007.
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More broadly, a decline across materials stocks was the biggest weight.
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More broadly, Mr. Horowitz's report, to be made public on Dec.
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Joanne smiled broadly, and she reached out and held my hand.
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What the White House wants, even broadly put, was left unsaid.
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That optimism reflects a broadly positive economic outlook for Asia Pacific.
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"COMPANIES ON NOTICE" Human rights groups also broadly welcomed the report.
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The links it provides aren't just technological; they are broadly economic.
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More broadly, they oppose the Trump administration's efforts to ostracize Iran.
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With that, he walked off, smiling broadly, toward his latest trophy.
|
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The Washington press corps is illustrative of the industry more broadly.
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The main route, which starts on Ramp 2, is broadly chronological.
|
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As many of you know, Broadly is a very good website.
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It's in American culture broadly: "cookies" are Dutch; so is coleslaw.
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More broadly, America does not have a monopoly on mental illness.
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"Sex toys absorb any meaning that's around them," she told Broadly.
|
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More broadly, do you think some of these jackets are stylish?
|
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More broadly, though, the reaction from the House GOP is unusual.
|
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There were also broadly positive reports from other consumer goods companies.
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Lindsay Schrupp, Broadly editor in chief: That makes so much sense.
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BROADLY: How did you choose your wardrobe back in the 90s?
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BROADLY: How did you end up starring in a Malick film?
|
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The IOC spokesperson also directed Broadly to a page on Olympic.
|
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More broadly, the campaign's bigger picture strategy will also be criticized.
|
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Those tests will determine when it will roll out more broadly.
|
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With mobile AR's geographic distribution broadly similar to current smartphone/tablet distribution, and VR's distribution broadly similar to current games' market distribution, AR/VR revenue could be dominated by Asia (particularly China, Japan and South Korea).
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The Tanzanian shilling has been broadly stable since the beginning of the year and the International Monetary Fund said in an April report that the real value of the currency is "broadly in line with fundamentals".
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Prices of U.S. Treasuries fell, while stocks on Wall Street rose broadly.
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Others worried that a vote could divide the labor movement more broadly.
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European shares rose broadly, with the Stoxx 215 index advancing 0.8 percent.
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More broadly, he shares Chiang's concerns about the proliferation of health misinformation.
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But I'm broadly pretty optimistic and constructive on the direction of travel.
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When the Sandinistas took over later that year, he broadly welcomed it.
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"It was a real community of like-minded individuals," he tells Broadly.
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"I don't feel I have much room for error," she told Broadly.
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HGX dropped sharply on Monday, tracking a broadly weaker U.S. stock market.
|
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Emerging stocks gained 0.8 percent, helped by the broadly risk-on mood.
|
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His view appears to be broadly similar to that of his colleagues.
|
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The dollar gained broadly, maintaining its strength after Friday's mixed U.S. data.
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And it might be appropriate to look at that policy more broadly.
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European stocks fell broadly, with the Euro Stoxx index dropping 65.973 percent.
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The secularist CHP draws support broadly from Turkey's urban, educated middle class.
|
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On the upside, the industry, broadly speaking posted gains for the month.
|
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More broadly, Australia has been reviewing its policies around violence against women.
|
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But at Broadly, we are suckers for nostalgia for a different time.
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The American people broadly believe that the borders need to be secured.
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I widen the net and text my Broadly colleague Zing a photo.
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Exports to the United States' main trading partners fell broadly in January.
|
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"Some may have an underlying medical condition or infection," she tells Broadly.
|
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European markets were down broadly while U.S. stock futures also fell sharply.
|
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Broadly speaking, there are three main categories of US sanctions against Russia.
|
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Junk food more broadly is now being called a human rights concern.
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" Costelloe is broadly philosophical about his time away, describing it as "productive.
|
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"I've probably had maybe two inquires that were serious," Mario tells Broadly.
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BROADLY: Deadlee, how did you decide to start rapping about being gay?
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BROADLY: How did you feel when you found out Deadlee was gay?
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It said it expects to grow broadly in line with the market.
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Market analysts broadly welcomed Albayrak's published comments but said investors wanted action.
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BROADLY: The last time we spoke, you were still at Standing Rock.
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This is a hard one because passwords are used so broadly today.
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Equities rose broadly earlier in the day but ended the session mixed.
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Such ads are broadly understood to lift advertiser impressions while annoying readers.
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More broadly, both candidates are trying to land their arguments on experience.
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The Nifty would continue to trade broadly in the 8,550-8,850 range.
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I know the answer, broadly: through the hits he connives into existence.
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But broadly, the scepticism about the so-called reflation rally seems justified.
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They're not being broadly blamed for accepting Saudi money in the past.
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As some diners have stayed away from Chipotle, competitors have broadly benefited.
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Other than the new Kaby Lake chips, Alienware's laptops are broadly unchanged.
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The technology is broadly reliable, but it can still lead to problems.
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Stocks rose broadly earlier in the day following positive news on trade.
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This is broadly consistent with the research on gun ownership and homicide.
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He smiled broadly when greeted by the interpreter who accompanied the family.
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More broadly, Sanders dominated two categories—the young and the very liberal.
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This was broadly in line with previous indications given by the bank.
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You guys have pushed into Facebook and social broadly for a while.
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BROADLY: What drew you to working with Spanish-language literature in particular?
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The resulting consensus combines free-market liberalism with broadly permissive cultural instincts.
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If an agitator's critique is broadly correct, a CEO must make concessions.
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Nickel was down 0.5% at $12,115 and also broadly unchanged in May.
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Keep in mind that our communications can be rapidly and broadly disseminated.
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That category hasn't been as broadly adopted on iOS as once hoped.
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Asian stocks rose broadly, with the Nikkei 29 gaining about 103 percent.
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Yes, but: Others support government funding — if autonomous shuttles are broadly advantageous.
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The plans were broadly supported by EU governments, diplomats said on Tuesday.
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More broadly, domestic U.S. insurance companies are also immune to U.K. exposure.
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Those are some pretty hefty, unlikely to be broadly adopted workarounds, though.
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Broadly speaking, the 1990s Vertigo comic Preacher was a road trip adventure.
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The safeguards proposed are nothing more than broadly worded statements of intent.
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Many people seemed broadly sympathetic to the proposal, while others expressed skepticism.
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Go deeper: A timeline of Trump's plan to eliminate transgender rights (Broadly)
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This analysis can offer a great deal to competition policy more broadly.
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The Australian dollar dipped 0.1% to $0.6757 against the broadly higher dollar.
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Mr Philippe's measures have been broadly dismissed as too little, too late.
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Biden's struggles here reflect his trouble tapping into tech wealth more broadly.
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Kleeb dismissed the rumor broadly as a smear attempt by establishment forces.
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The junta's supporters argue that the charter allows minority government more broadly.
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"The word feminism caused confusion, horror and even disgust," Turkina told Broadly.
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By contrast, the other newcomer, Ciudadanos, is broadly liberal and somewhat technocratic.
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The dollar slipped broadly on concerns about Republicans defeat in the House.
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Against the broadly weaker euro, the rouble gained 0.4 percent to 69.07.
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There are, broadly and unscientifically, two ways that museums display their material.
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Broadly decided to highlight just a few of the 40 candidates, below.
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You just think broadly about how the Chinese consumer has embraced delivery.
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Guy's advice isn't specific to tech startups, or even startups broadly speaking.
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BROADLY: Did you have any illuminating conversations with Margaret Atwood before shooting?
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More broadly, Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner might be winning occasional battles.
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More broadly, U.S.-centric funds also dominated flows, taking in $49.2 billion.
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"You could stretch the definition pretty broadly of what counts," says Sloan.
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And I think "the party," broadly constructed, should be thinking about it.
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"My parents had to leave everything behind," Ahmed, now 20, told Broadly.
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People, broadly, are also more aware of their online privacy these days.
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More broadly, Clinton has already offered a somewhat different vision and tone.
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BROADLY: Looking back at 2017, what work are you most proud of?
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We are using our scale to share them as broadly as possible.
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Lockheimer clarifies that Android more broadly will remain free and open source.
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"In one word, happy," Holten responds in a phone call with Broadly.
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Our rating assumption, however, is for the strategy to remain broadly unchanged.
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Broadly speaking, these movies are more "musical dramas" than they are musicals.
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Today, PullString Converse 1.0 is becoming broadly available to any interested customers.
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"It's so encouraging to see this level of solidarity," she tells Broadly.
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HK/SIN, broadly in line with levels touched in Thursday's Asia trade.
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After devoting most of her speech to broadly criticizing Republican policies, Mrs.
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More broadly, innovation is transforming the way goods and services are delivered.
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The results are confusing, upsetting, horrifying, and (broadly speaking) super not okay.
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It was 0.2% lower against a broadly stronger euro at 91.61 pence.
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Medical marijuana, and cannabis more broadly, is growing in popularity and approval.
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Financial technology is broadly defined as any technological innovation in financial services.
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The plan broadly calls for grants, public banks and other public financing.
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We do this all the time much more broadly across the department.
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Most investors look at frontier markets broadly through a haze of fear.
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Broadly speaking, a government can tax three things: income, consumption and wealth.
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"I think women unconsciously postpone love compared to men," Harrison told Broadly.
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Meanwhile speculative positions remain broadly negative and derivatives continue to signal nervousness.
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"I dive because people want to dive with me," she tells Broadly.
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Bryn's story is part of Broadly and VICELAND's Traveling While Trans series.
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The GDP broadly reflects the goods and services produced in the country.
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More broadly, our culture's unnatural individualism may yield higher rates of depression.
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Wednesday's move down comes a day after the major indexes rose broadly.
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But what do secular funerals — or death rituals more broadly — look like?
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Stocks broadly are no longer moving closely together as they once did.
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And is publication more important broadly than any damage it might cause?
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Am I in a tiny bubble where that's not really popular broadly?
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"There are many reasons why we ended our relationship," she tells Broadly.
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Broadly considered, the costs of fossil fuel projects often outweigh their benefits.
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"Broadly, reality not meeting expectations is what trips people up," said Foster.
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Indeed, a free and self-governing society depends on broadly educated citizens.
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Most other euro zone bonds were also broadly flat on the day.
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The rally that has broadly driven the S&P 500 Financials Index .
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Credit Suisse analysts said that was broadly in line with market expectations.
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More broadly, several European oil majors are increasing their alternative energy investments.
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The figures have been broadly positive for Democrats, but with significant caveats.
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Record levels of U.S. supply broadly remain a concern for the market.
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Dauber tells Broadly a "recall" is not as harsh as it sounds.
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BROADLY: It's been five years since the founding of Black Lives Matter.
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The statement broadly outlined their plans for Chinese shipbuilding over 2016-2020.
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Against the euro, the British currency was broadly flat at 89.54 pence.
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That content was then shared, magnifying the reach of the pages broadly.
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The development comes as Beijing broadly increases scrutiny of genetically modified imports.
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"Something like this is completely unprecedented at the Oscars," Clark told Broadly.
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Broadly: Do you remember the first time you felt you were gifted?
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If they are successful, the agency could roll them out more broadly.
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Taxi companies broadly are reaching for new technology and riders to compete.
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The results were broadly in line with a poll taken last month.
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More broadly, this project emphasizes the need for scientifically rigorous surveillance regulation.
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European stocks finished broadly lower on Tuesday, while U.S. stocks rose slightly.
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"I'm all for it," Rivera told Broadly when asked about the petition.
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"I first consumed human blood when I was 12," she tells Broadly.
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However, the easterners seemed broadly happy with von der Leyen's surprise nomination.
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Senators from the two parties are broadly split on the issue, however.
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BROADLY: Hey Sany, you're currently on a promotional tour for Girl Power.
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BROADLY: First thing's first: why do we even want to colonize Mars?
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She notes that the U.S. has actually defined critical infrastructure very broadly.
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Read on Broadly: Why Are Women Trying to Hypnotize Themselves During Childbirth?
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"We plan to go broadly with engagement as an example," Birnbaum said.
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More broadly in Africa, about 6,000 forces are in 53 African countries.
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"I want people to understand that they're not alone," Gallo tells Broadly.
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The move came as U.S. stocks broadly fell and Treasury yields dipped.
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To varying degrees, those sentiments reflect broadly shared ideas for changing Washington.
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When the men exchanged gifts, the Pope smiled more broadly and easily.
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"It's not easy to qualify for DACA," Dreamer Diana Ordonez told Broadly.
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Trump's allies in the state parties broadly knew Priebus and liked him.
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"We actually stumbled into it," he said in an interview with Broadly.
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Lawyer Jennifer Weil tells Broadly the state loans are actually private loans.
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"People get confused when they pick up these loans," Weil told Broadly.
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Dollar-denominated bonds issued by Eskom held broadly steady after the announcement.
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HGX was trading lower, also tracking a broadly weaker U.S. stock market.
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Clinton's husband, former president Bill Clinton, has a broadly positive favorability rating.
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Watch: Broadly Voices: Gloria Steinem & Nadia Murad Sorxwîn's probably my best friend.
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Gentefication—or more broadly "ethnic gentrification"—is happening all over the country.
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There are also concerns over how broadly the data is being shared.
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Max's story is part of Broadly and VICELAND's Traveling While Trans series.
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It was the only way for me to disseminate it more broadly.
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Okoyomon: [Laughs] BROADLY: Can you talk about what The Situation originally was?
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BROADLY: Do you feel like you have a distinct sense of home?
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Instagram did let us know when changes began rolling out broadly, though.
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BROADLY: How did your work end up being displayed at the Slutwalk?
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It would seem Mr Trump is a broadly appealing fellow after all.
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"Samhain is one of my favorite festivals," Reverend Selena Fox tells Broadly.
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And that's gotten rather cliché, but it's something I broadly agree with.
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The switches that Roccat has opted for are probably more broadly appealing.
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BROADLY: If you could say one thing to legislators, it would be...?
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BROADLY: If you could tell legislators one thing what would it be?
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Instead, both the industry and the media more broadly welcomed him, warmly.
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"Girls—especially black girls—are often invisible in research," she tells Broadly.
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BROADLY: As a queen yourself, how do you feel about the royals?
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BROADLY: Where did the idea for "2,63 PB&J Sandwiches" come from?
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More broadly, dismantling the participatory councils undermines the stability of democratic institutions.
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And you could anticipate some reductions ... broadly over the next several years.
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"I've never hugged a colonel before," the unassuming Gangnuss said, smiling broadly.
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Democrats on an Energy and Commerce subcommittee broadly opposed those two bills.
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SRS: And this is what you're dealing with broadly in your screenplay?
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More broadly, this amounts to cracking a banking nut with a sledgehammer.
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Sterling was up 0.3 percent against a broadly weaker dollar at $1.2756.
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BROADLY: What was the book you read over and over growing up?
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This circuit breaker should be non-controversial, relatively simple, and broadly supported.
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Critics accused Trump of using the gang to target immigrants more broadly.
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Housebuilders, which have benefited from historically low interest rates, were broadly lower.
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Tech shares initially rose broadly before falling 0.3 percent as a sector.
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Conservatives' stronghold is spread more broadly across the states than the left's.
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I like inconsistencies because I think they're going to think more broadly.
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Ugla's story is part of Broadly and VICELAND's Traveling While Trans series.
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BROADLY: I've been clicking through your game on and off for weeks.
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BROADLY: We can get really goal-oriented when it comes to fitness.
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More broadly, Trump is the least popular new president since polling began.
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This is a view broadly shared by his countrymen (see chart 1).
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It slipped 0.2 percent against a broadly stronger euro to 88.64 pence.
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Congressional Republicans have broadly supported some form of legislation to protect Dreamers.
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The pound was changing hands at $1.28 against a broadly firm dollar.
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Some Medicare Advantage plans, on the other hand, cover telemedicine more broadly.
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In Europe broadly drawn workplace-dating bans fall foul of privacy laws.
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Google says its AI-enabled Assistant is actually available much more broadly.
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And I think the answer is broadly yes—we can save them.
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He also noted that commodities, specifically metals, are down broadly on Tuesday.
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Clinton's campaign has broadly praised Mr. Sanders's comportment since leaving the race.
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CHIP is broadly popular across members of Congress, regardless of political party.
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European stocks fell broadly, with the Euro Stoxx index dropping 65.493 percent.
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The image was quickly, and broadly, criticized for invoking stereotypes of Jews.
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Against the euro, the British currency was broadly flat at 89.23 pence.
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The industry's first yieldcos were broadly viewed as a success through 2014.
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More broadly, the broader public reacts to Trump with puzzlement and amusement.
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Amazon's market power is still enormous and bad for wage growth broadly.
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Law enforcement officials who attended the service broadly welcomed Mr. Obama's remarks.
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The question is how broadly a Trump administration would define the group.
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The agreement has been broadly successful in reducing the flow into Europe.
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These technologies, however, will continue to be leveraged broadly across the portfolio.
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The law for involuntary manslaughter, the attorneys argue, is written too broadly.
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But there is another reason reference pricing is hard to install broadly.
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The "they" is, presumably, either the Obama administration or liberals more broadly.
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APMs are one of few broadly supported ideas for moving healthcare forward.
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Are there lessons you have learned that can be applied more broadly?
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She tells Broadly she feels confident they can make it happen, too.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell broadly to their lowest levels since late February.
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Against the euro, the British currency was broadly flat at 89.40 pence.
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Broadly: To start off, how did you two come to your practice?
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Just think very broadly about the impact you have on the world.
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So she made a broadly acceptable candidate to lead the EU's executive.
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A majority of the Connecticut Supreme Court read the exception more broadly.
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In the 1930s, monopolies were challenged broadly as a threat to democracy.
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More broadly, China's corporate sector is feeling the strain of the slowdown.
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More broadly, European stocks kept their positive momentum after fresh data releases.
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It might be different for the US than for the world broadly.
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It's not the only one that's catching up with society more broadly.
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LUISA RIBERO, MEXICO CITY, IBEROMED VOLUNTEERS BROADLY: What is your job here?
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However, selling on Tuesday was limited due to a broadly weaker dollar.
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Merkel showed no sign of tremors at Thursday's ceremony and smiled broadly.
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BROADLY: How did you realize that most people don't hear in color?
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BROADLY: Will you tell me about your experience with loss and grief?
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However, in February 211 Gilmore was broadly positive in his latest review.
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Mitchell Sunderland is the Senior Staff Writer at Broadly, VICE's women's site.
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I think the tool reflects what's happening more broadly in our society.
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BROADLY: How has it been reuniting with Ryan Murphy on this show?
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"Traditionally, victims have been left out of the process," she tells Broadly.
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Broadly spoke to Dr Emmanuel Mignot, a world leading expert on narcolepsy.
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BROADLY: Being in motion all the time, where do you find stillness?
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Broadly, compensation for top bosses vastly outpaces raises for low-level workers.
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BROADLY: How did you first become interested in politics and foreign policy?
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But workloads didn't materialize to fit that as broadly as we hoped.
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Combating requires also including women's perspectives in messaging and society more broadly.
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" Nicole picks up a custom Broadly tarot card from the table. "Mom.
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" She told Broadly: "I had some genuine products to compare them to.
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BROADLY: I know you only give presents to little boys and girls.
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But there is little to be gained broadly by Democrats embracing guns.
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BROADLY: Can you describe your work for the National Transgender Law Center?
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In an interview with Broadly, Roberts makes her case for Clinton's presidency.
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BROADLY: You've been a vocal proponent of Hillary Clinton on social media.
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More broadly, the case gets at legal questions key to software development.
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"This is really strong evidence of a broadly based increase," he said.
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But all also have a defense of creating a broadly valued service.
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The response certainly "wasn't neutral or positive towards survivors," Kumar tells Broadly.
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Another photo showed Jones grinning broadly next to an unfurled Confederate flag.
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A number of Democrats were broadly supportive of his actions in Syria.
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HGX was flat in line with a broadly unchanged U.S. stock market.
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"Other countries are testing much more broadly than we are," he added.
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Congress should be thinking more broadly and treating our budgetary situation holistically.
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They also praise Mr. Hawkins for his willingness to think so broadly.
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The language is broadly consistent between the firm's European and US platforms.
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May's rise in the CPI was broadly in line with economists' expectations.
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Jackson tells Broadly he plans to refile the bill again next year.
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The N.R.A. seems broadly opposed to both, however, so that's a nonstarter.
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More broadly, the SEC's document carries the distinct possibility of stifling innovation.
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Most broadly, the very structure of health policy in America undermines democracy.
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Museum director Ellen Salpeter denies the claims in an interview with Broadly.
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BROADLY: I know you were the third ever Miss Continental, in 1982.
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But more broadly, the Republicans have been playing this way for years.
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She argues more broadly against criminalizing homelessness, poverty, and mental health problems.
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But more broadly, Trump frequently doesn't tell the truth, including on taxes.
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Perhaps most broadly, the demonstrators are increasingly demanding the departure of Mrs.
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BROADLY: How old were you when you came across feminism, and how?
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More broadly, there are massive racial disparities in police use of force.
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More broadly, we cannot allow the industry to overtake the American classroom.
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Silicon Valley broadly has amassed significant wealth during the latest tech boom.
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Do other smartphone makers — or, more broadly, electronics companies — do this, too?
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Economic growth has been broadly in decline for the past five years.
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BROADLY: Your book talks about how female serial killers are often overlooked.
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"The lingerie phenomenon was the most interesting to me," Berg told Broadly.
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"Our compassion lies with the child, and rightfully so," she tells Broadly.
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Democrats say such disclosure is broadly popular with voters in both parties.
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"We wanted to highlight Polari's sheer linguistic exuberance," the directors tell Broadly.
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They should think again more broadly and outside their own personal interests.
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Soon, though, this kind of technology could be used much more broadly.
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More broadly, he said administration officials need to be better at communicating.
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But he is also telling them to think more broadly about equities.
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It's to create a historical canon in the most broadly acceptable terms.
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More broadly, conservative values don't directly lead to premarital sex or divorce.
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Other teams have come to broadly similar conclusions, though many questions remain.
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They existed outside the mainstream; the mainstream didn't approve of them, broadly.
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"Broadly, we invest in and support super high-quality journalism," he said.
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The sell-off extended into Asia this morning, sending markets broadly lower.
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This is broadly known as immunotherapy, or, in some cases, biological therapy.
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Authorities are broadly ignoring legislation that prohibits cutting down trees without permits.
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Such stipulations reflect Francis's well documented concern for workers' issues more broadly.
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More broadly, political parties have been gutted by the investigations and convictions.
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But what if a dangerous virus is circulating broadly in a population?
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Interpreted broadly, fantasies of cozy catastrophe proliferate in modern film and fiction.
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Just how broadly Mr. Dreiband will interpret the law remains a question.
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But those gains have yet to filter more broadly through the economy.
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Others — like Ms. Pelosi and many Democrats — interpreted his comments more broadly.
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The Court is set to decide how broadly copyright applies to software.
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Airlines, meanwhile, closed broadly lower amid the threat of higher oil prices.
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The construction demonstrates that the country is broadly expanding its missile capabilities.
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But we don't need to broadly criminalize teen cruelty to do that.
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