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

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