The new rules are intended to make the cars look more dynamic, with wider bodies, wider wings and wider tires.
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Lloyds is 8bp wider than last Thursday, CBA just 1bp wider.
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It was over time that the gap became wider and wider.
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Sinopec's 2026s were 2bp wider and Chexim's 2026s were 4bp wider.
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But since then, the Facebook net has expanded wider and wider.
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The range of perceived "needs" is likely to get wider and wider.
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And as each channel gets wider and wider, more land is lost.
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Wider car and wider tires - it makes the track more narrow I guess.
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"It's like a crack and the crack gets wider and wider," she said.
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Fissures, or cracks in the ground, are opening wider and wider by the day.
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They continued down the avenue, which grew wider and wider and impossible to cross.
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And striking more deals for a wider range of songs would court a wider audience.
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Now, it's getting wider and wider because a lot more women are asking for it.
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The social, mental and emotional gap between those two groups is getting wider and wider.
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But, the jaws of defeat appear to be opening wider and wider with each passing day.
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Starting with the iPhone 5C, Cook has offered a wider and wider array of iPhone choices.
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Why it matters: Windows has a wider variety of hardware at a wider variety of price points.
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"There is no evidence to suggest a wider plot or a wider scheme," said New York Gov.
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Wider struggle The battle for Seven Sisters is part of a wider struggle for respect and recognition.
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In the intervening years, the Felix dichotomy has grown wider and wider, encompassing more and more goalkeepers.
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WIDER ISSUE The gas issue is a part of a wider political fallout between Moscow and Kiev.
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But if we have wider outbreaks in American cities, then containing further spread will require wider screening.
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"Every day her eyes get a little bit wider and wider, so she'll look more like me," she says.
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The renovation also brought wider aisles, wider seats, more handrails, a new press box, more restrooms and concession stands.
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Though the toe box is wider than other running shoes, a wider foot may still feel uncomfortable in them.
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There is a slightly wider-angle selfie option in the Galaxy S10 Plus camera, but it's very slightly wider.
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The new cars will be wider and more aggressive in appearance, with wider front and rear wings to increase downforce.
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Suffice to say that stuff is getting weird, and the range of possible outcomes appears to get wider and wider.
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Spreads on Sinopec's five-year bonds were quoted 5bp wider while the 10-year was 4bp wider, according to Tradeweb.
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In the wider market, there may still be question marks over the wider potential for connected devices like activity trackers.
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But many of the candidates also have voiced opposition to deportation for a wider and wider array of undocumented workers.
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But I also had a wider desire to understand the tabloid appeal, and its wider effect on our political life.
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Compared with the iPhone 73, the Pixel XL's camera has a wider field of view thanks to its wider angle lens.
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If the success rate continues, for wider and wider ranges of people, this looks like a great option for security systems.
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She would like to see a wider range of responses from Siri to a wider range of questions regarding sexual violence.
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One of his priorities is for Goldman to pursue a wider range of clients and offer a wider array of services.
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All the while, as the lyrics progress through the generations of shark from Baby to Daddy to Grandma and so on, the jaws of the accompanying 'shark mouth dance' grow wider, and wider, and wider until you're utterly consumed.
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It can make people more selfish, as they start to overlook wider commitments they have to family, friends and their wider community.
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That's 4mm wider than the Gear S2 and 8mm wider than my already large (for a slender wrist person) 38mm Apple Watch.
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It drove a wider and wider wedge between U.S. wage rates and the source of goods and services in the global economy.
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The new View uses custom-designed wider lenses and has a field of view that's supposedly 10 to 15 degrees wider than before.
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And more important even than opening wider and wider the political debate may be a proper attitude towards the political Day of Judgment.
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Do you think the opening of more gay bars in Singapore are playing a role in promoting wider acceptance in the wider community?
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But these days, a wider and wider array of products is available for Prime one-day shipping or even prime same-day shipping.
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The ones who don't get any support from parents and don't have the push to do it, the achievement gap gets wider and wider.
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To be sure, Pinterest has been very methodical about expanding its business, slowly opening up advertising tools to wider and wider audiences over time.
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At this point in the race, he had a wider lead in national polls than Mr. Sanders does, won New Hampshire by a wider margin and would soon win Nevada and South Carolina by wider margins than seem likely for Mr. Sanders at this point.
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It's significantly taller and wider than last year's iPhone 8, and slightly taller and wider than last year's iPhone X. It's a bit thicker, too.
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When a small group of people shift the way they show approval and disapproval, it can shift the social cures among wider and wider circles.
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As more and more companies jump into the streaming race, they're cordoning off "must have" content into a wider and wider array of exclusivity silos.
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They suddenly needed to have facilities that met specific requirements, like ensuring that all hallways were wider than 60 inches, and doorways wider than 32 inches.
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"This trade conflict is part of a much wider economic conflict… and that wider economic conflict is in turn embedded in a geopolitical conflict," Buiter said.
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" New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said at the press conference, "There is no evidence at this point to suggest a wider plot, or a wider scheme.
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Searching at 1 GHz, that's about a billion times wider than the bandwidths typically employed by SETI, and about 200 times wider than a TV signal.
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"The contrast in power across the Taiwan Strait will become wider and wider, and we will have a full, overwhelming strategic advantage over Taiwan," Liu added.
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Ironically, however, the wider distribution of such images as independent "pictures" increased the popularity and awareness of medieval art among contemporary artists and the wider public.
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"We must take on the disparity within the disparity, the racial disparities which exist in this country, which are growing wider and wider," Mr. Sanders said.
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HDR TVs can display a much wider range of brightness than before, just like HDR photos on your phone can capture a much wider range of brightness.
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There's no way he could have predicted the coronavirus, but the sentiment is very similar to how people are feeling amid the wider and wider spreading pandemic.
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This resulted in a much wider range of voices deciding what got on the schedule, and correspondingly, a much wider range of perspectives represented, discussed, and addressed.
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But political ambiguity opens a film up to a wider audience, and whether that wider audience is a perk or the primary objective is always up for debate.
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Since it doesn't have to worry about competing with anyone, it has wider latitude to care about its workers, its products and its impact on the wider world.
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Taken together, the new lineup gives Qualcomm a much wider range of ARM processor solutions for PC manufacturers at a much wider range of prices and performance levels.
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The beef quota is separate to wider trade discussions between Washington and Brussels, and Hogan reiterated the EU's position that agriculture would not be part of wider negotiations.
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RL: I think, in some ways, the play mirrors our own inequalities—where the class gap is just getting wider and wider right now—but on a data level.
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But two recent developments have helped push the ingredient into wider use: One is the resurrection of the tiki bar aesthetic, and its absorption into the wider cocktail culture.
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These mods not only serve to grant wider playability for exiting properties, but also help to inform developers on how future projects can be tooled for a wider audience.
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One of the shifts that I've seen is that with black showrunners ... there's been a wider range of portrayal and a wider range of stories about the black experience.
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The wider public was — understandably — surprised and shocked.
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This was 260bp wider than price whispers at a 21.1%-183% all-in yield mid-week and 218bp wider than whispers at an 240%-231% all-in yield on Monday.
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This is 7.8753bp wider than price whispers at a 27.875%-2015% all-in yield mid-week and 27.148bp wider than whispers at an 8.5%-9% all-in yield on Monday.
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"There's no evidence to suggest a wider plot or a wider scheme, but the actions of one individual who meant to cause pain and harm and probably death," Cuomo said.
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They've spread their net wider and wider, looking for characters to tell stories about, with seemingly every citizen of Springfield, no matter how minor, getting a chance in the spotlight.
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The display can show a wider range of colors now You won't notice it in most apps, but the display can show a wider range of colors now, which is really obvious when you look at photos taken by the iPhone 63's camera — which now also captures a wider range of colors.
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"The road for China will inevitably get wider and wider, while the path for the few forces who reject cooperation with us will only get more and more narrow," it said.
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We got through that tumultuous time, and once again began to thrive as our society changed laws and opened the circle of opportunity and rights wider and wider for more Americans.
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We're seeing trends toward wider disparities in income, bigger gaps in home ownership among different demographic groups and also seeing wider disparities in wealth, and the presence of debt, said Molinsky.
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They want more flavors — a wider variety of fruits.
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"I expect the home to be completely gone soon, every time we go back to see the damage, we notice that the earthquakes keep making the cracks wider and wider," said Hunt.
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"The poverty gap is getting wider and wider, even though the government keep saying they're trying to improve," said Venus Wong, 27, who works in marketing and joined the protests in June.
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WIDER DISPUTE The gas row is part of a wider dispute between Russia and Ukraine, with Kiev caught in a tug-of-war between Moscow and the West for influence over it.
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Senate and presidential races get covered by a wider array of media outlets with a wider variety of journalistic standards, and gender bias might be more likely to creep in, Lawless says.
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According to Worth, the PHLX oil service index OSX looks to be underperforming the rest of the S&P 500 energy sector by a wider and wider margin as the year goes by.
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The Asia ex-Japan investment grade iTraxx had been 7bp wider around the start of the session, but recovered to 147bp/149bp after London opened, to be just 1bp wider on the day.
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The addition of the wider angle shot means you capture more outside of the frame than you see in the preview image, if you want to go back and have a wider shot.
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The magnetically propelled bots are no wider than a pinhead.
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But it also extends to the wider realm of technology.
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Still, it all comes back to the wider infrastructure program.
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Jason: It seems like it triggered a wider financial crisis.
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Its troubles suggest a wider shakeout is in the offing.
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The Trump administration's policy blueprints point to wider federal deficits.
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In addition, there's a wider picture to take into account.
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A way of broadcasting your life to the wider world?
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There are also wider cultural consequences, according to Dr. Nassab.
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That gap was significantly wider for black and Hispanic women.
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There's a lot of "wider universe" activity around the game.
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They expected cups with a wider diameter to be sweeter.
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Before I do so, let me make three wider points.
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The agreement here has wider implications than in Russia alone.
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Debate Mate believes debating can be of wider use still.
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Russia also hopes to avoid a wider rift with Turkey.
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Michael Bennet carried it by a wider margin that year.
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Vox emerged amid a wider backdrop of populism in Europe.
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That improvement is matched by measures tracking the wider economy.
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The Venezuela conflict has fed into a wider geopolitical struggle.
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But Paananen said its wider release was still under review.
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It all comes down to a wider truth about liberalism.
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Interest margins in the first quarter were wider than expected.
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Finance may play some part in Britain's wider competition problem.
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The cuts by Emirates are indicative of two wider problems.
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But the wider aisles made it less of an issue.
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The risks of wider confrontation were now growing, analysts say.
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The same philosophy applies to the company's wider hardware strategy.
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But some information that seeps out serves a wider purpose.
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Developers let Facebook offer a much wider diversity of experiences.
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On the one hand, Russia has pointed toward wider acceptance.
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This reflects a wider problem for politicians seeking mass appeal.
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For a Reuters Wider Image picture essay click on: reut.
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WHAT ARE THE PROS AND CONS OF A WIDER MANDATE?
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The wider question is whether it might have political ramifications.
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Still, it is an extreme case of a wider phenomenon.
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Some other biofoundries, however, offer a wider range of services.
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However, it's both taller and wider than the U12 Plus.
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Wider adoption of 802.11ax is expected to start next year.
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It might have a wider reach if it was affordable.
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As this divide gets wider, the show's contortions get stranger.
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We wanted to hopefully reflect a wider diversity of characters.
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The Japan and Australia iTraxx indices were each 21bp wider.
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"And we must open our arms even wider," she said.
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But it also means welcoming wider participation in policy debate.
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This time, it's being used on a much wider scale.
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The surveys paint a mixed picture of the wider economy.
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Not without some kind of wider broadcast announcing its presence.
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An index of bank stocks has underperformed the wider market.
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The subterfuge in Egypt is indicative of a wider trend.
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That wider lens reveals the aforementioned figure - 6.4 million children.
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Trader Joe's offers a wider selection, particularly for imported cheeses.
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Delaying these milestones also impacts the wider economy, says Kinane.
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It was even wider for children from poor, black families.
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Implementing a wider service would require legislative approval by Parliament.
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But it does include a much wider range of scenarios.
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My hips are a bit wider because I've had kids.
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In both cases, escalation to a wider conflict was avoided.
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The gap between rich and poor feels wider than ever.
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But that doesn't necessarily mean the funnel only got wider.
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They cater to what wider society terms as being alternative.
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For a Reuters Wider Image picture essay, click on: reut.
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And there may be wider legal risks around profiling too.
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I understand him and the wider situation a lot more.
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From a wider perspective, Mr Putin's strategy is paying dividends.
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Vegans have to cast a wider net for essential nutrients.
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Encouraging wider insurance coverage is not only a financial concern.
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The country's broadcast rules throw a wider blanket over homosexuality.
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The weakness is also being felt across the wider region.
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The Catalan impasse is part of a wider Spanish gridlock.
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The warning cast a shadow over the wider banking sector.
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Officials say there is no indication of a wider plot.
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Dori Seda did it really well and deserves wider recognition.
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For a Wider Image photographic essay from Reuters, click: reut.
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The Italian banking sector led the wider bourses lower Tuesday.
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They sometimes play a few festivals before a wider run.
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The omens for a wider deal, however, are not promising.
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That's really my main goal: to gain a wider audience.
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It sorta highlights a wider confusion at MTV these days.
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Online, they have achieved sufficient density to warrant wider attention.
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You can assume that there will be a wider array.
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Over the past year this gap has grown even wider.
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Partnering with Target is helping Casper reach a wider audience.
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This shameful incident reflects a wider phenomenon on American campuses.
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It's a message that perhaps could use a wider audience.
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Third Way argues that their own ideas have wider appeal.
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Paths to the rim are wider and open more frequently.
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But its prospects for wider approval are less than bright.
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The bone of the chin was thicker, the cheeks wider.
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Wider credit spread often indicates bullish economic sentiment among investors.
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The low-cost carrier's fall weighed on the wider sector .
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Soon, though, the data gained a wider audience than intended.
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On Wednesday, Mboweni forecast wider budget deficits and soaring debt.
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Its stock leapt on Thursday as the wider market fell.
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Nowhere is that gap wider than for climate and energy.
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But he now seems to have found a wider audience.
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But she adapts her story for a much wider screen.
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Marijuana, he said, afforded people like him a wider net.
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A bee expert said the episode could have wider repercussions.
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Cast the net wider when you're looking for a job.
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Each incident prompted questions about Trump's wider foreign policy strategy.
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The deal is crucial for Mechel's wider debt restructuring deal.
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For a Wider Image picture essay, please click on reut.
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The "chin" has the widest bezel, but it's barely wider.
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Doing so could open the door to wider political change.
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That moat only seems to have grown wider since then.
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You can purchase additional sensors to cover a wider area.
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This salary gap also is wider among men than women.
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New corporate moats are wider, deeper and harder to cross.
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It is wider than the fuselage of a Boeing 737.
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But overall, Lime hasn't quite hit its wider regional target.
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Basically, more color in a wider range represented more accurately.
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But back to that dementia thing and its wider context.
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The screen may be wider, but essentially little has changed.
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Moritz: It is a wider thing happening in the company.
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Occasionally, the wider world would intersect with the shop, too.
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No word on when we can expect a wider launch.
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Poloniex said the data reflected moves in the wider market.
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And the gap is even wider for women of color.
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In the wider world, however, the verdict is still open.
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When apps were analyzed by revenue, the gap was wider.
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Turnbull resisted calls for the investigation to tackle wider issues.
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And the divisions between the two chains were growing wider.
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But with a case, it was wider than I liked.
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Mr. Suffolk said the glasses could eventually have wider uses.
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It has also encouraged wider civilian gun ownership in Russia.
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Soon it was just a little wider than one lane.
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The nation's geographic divides are likewise expected to become wider.
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To adjust, he now casts a wider net for talent.
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Wider access, however, has not come cheaply for most people.
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It was underestimating by a wider margin by January 1968.
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It's also spread to a wider area of the country.
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Brazilians have a wider gap between socioeconomic statuses than Canadians.
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Either way, it cleared a wider path to the crown.
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Gender and sexuality, too, are fluid and gaining wider recognition.
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Despite the chaos, we must also think in wider terms.
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"These underlying values have a wider global appeal," Shikoh says.
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Britain's breakdown, though particularly acute, represents a much wider phenomenon.
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All went on to wider critical and relative commercial success.
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Wider access to PrEP is a linchpin of that effort.
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SHOPPER NUMBERS DOWN The wider retail sector is already struggling.
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The wider travel and leisure index plunged more than 12.6%.
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The wider travel and leisure index plunged more than 12%.
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The wider travel and leisure index plunged more than 14%.
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For the wider public, it would be the marshmallow test.
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And what of wider questions of race, class and gender?
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That's going to bring your games to the wider audience.
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"This, of course, hampers the wider economy, too," he adds.
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If the glove was spread wider, a slider was coming.
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It could also spur demand across the wider euro zone.
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The stock helped lift the wider French index by 1.3%.
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I'd also like to see a wider range of instrumentation.
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Could Mr. Trump stumble into a wider war in Syria?
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Now the Federal Trade Commission is casting a wider net.
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They also go better with a wider variety of food.
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Another survey showed Peters with a much wider margin, however.
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The wider those divisions, the duller the blade of impeachment.
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So the further you get back, the wider the spray.
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The grill is also wider and worn even more proudly.
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Which one do you think best reflects the wider story?
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Drips that fall farther tend to result in wider stalagmites.
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Her professional reputation has never quite translated to wider recognition.
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I want to get the rules changed for wider society.
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Vinted's rise has matched a wider trend in the region.
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In a neutral environment, the margin should be much wider.
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And like our own universe, the wider Berlantiverse is expanding.
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HNA's wider Hong Kong interests are a case in point.
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Italy is a focal point of Europe's wider migrant crisis.
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I'm so glad it's going to have a wider audience.
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Battery makers led gains of the wider markets, he added.
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In general, the wider the boards, the higher the cost.
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Bryant's death in January shocked basketball and the wider world.
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The public charge rule will cast an even wider net.
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There is wider use of tax havens by larger companies.
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But market forecasters, taking a wider lens, are less convinced.
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Both sides sought to tamp down fears of wider conflict.
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The products are real, even if wider use is hypothetical.
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Details of its wider release have not yet been released.
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I want reporters and editors interacting with the wider world.
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Wider use of computers for homework also drew mixed reactions.
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The realm of possibility might get much wider very soon.
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But Apple's still ahead, and the gap is getting wider.
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Still, I think Advent offers wisdom to the wider world.
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The gap is even wider for black and Hispanic women.
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Yet this is a smaller part of the wider problem.
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For women of color, this pay gap is even wider.
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The picture on the wider continent is even more extreme.
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The field seemed longer, wider than their field in Iraan.
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And the moral and political repercussions could be even wider.
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So the wets get wetter and the floods get wider.
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Within days the violence devolved into a wider civil war.
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Perhaps the current exhibition will stir up a wider interest.
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But, critically, it's going wider than many new Android features.
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And there's a good argument to be made for taking that approach: if Beats wants to appeal to a wider audience, it makes sense to use cables the wider audience is already relying on.
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The migrants&apos accounts are confirmed by videos collected by the AP over months, which show hundreds of people stumbling away from lines of trucks and buses, spreading wider and wider through the desert.
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Last, think-tanks must not abandon their strengths, of reason and empirical analysis, but they need to draw from wider sources of knowledge and experience and then communicate their research to a wider audience.
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It is a similar story for other UK names with RBS some 21.54bp wider in cash terms, compared to European giants Deutsche Bank and BNP Paribas, for instance, which are only 299.00-210bp wider.
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Until last week Facebook was also ignoring the wider context around Yaxley-Lennon's Far Right activism — a decision that likely helped him reach a wider audience than he would otherwise have been able to.
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They used the extra space between the buildings for wider sidewalks and broad bike lanes, and they designed the wider sidewalks and new cycle lanes to separate the pedestrians and cyclists from the cars.
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First, the officer "insisted" the woman spread her legs wider than the footprints on the mat below her indicated, the lawsuit said, providing surveillance images showing the traveler's feet wider than the mat's footprints.
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The migrants&apos accounts are confirmed by multiple videos collected by the AP over months, which show hundreds of people stumbling away from lines of trucks and buses, spreading wider and wider through the desert.
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SINGAPORE, April 2110 (IFR) - The iTraxx Asia investment grade index was 22021bp wider, at 295bp/142bp, with Malaysian sovereign CDS 5bp wider at 159bp/162bp as state fund 1 Malaysia Development continued to attract headlines.
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While the initial aim of the Valerie laptop is to offer a wider screen to gamers, Razer is also continuing its wider strategy of building products and experiences not just for the hardcore gaming world.
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Two speakers can be joined wirelessly for a wider stereo soundstage.
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It will also make a much wider range of assets tradable.
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The wider point our ex-editor was making, though, is pertinent.
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When participants exercised on a treadmill, the ranges were even wider.
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The Convention has a wider lens and a shorter shelf life.
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At least if I don't win, I'll have a wider audience.
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Normally, that means the higher the risk, the wider the spread.
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I actually don't think it could have been opened any wider.
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Another 2008, when the wider world crashed but tech powered through?
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Meanwhile, consumers enjoy a wider range of products at lower prices.
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The gap between them is almost certainly going to get wider.
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It's part of a wider neoliberal move to destroy our communities.
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Now activists worry the government will impose even wider internet restrictions.
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She also spoke briefly to Lowe about the song's wider perspective.
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Screens were different a decade ago; thicker, wider, tethered to walls.
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"We did decide to go a little bit wider," Ouaknine said.
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EVANS: SO WHO, MARC, DOES THIS OFFER WIDER DISTRIBUTION OF EINSTEIN?
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The developments helped spur the wider stock market higher on Monday.
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It's also lower and wider than the previous plug-in Prius.
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Here again are those reported numbers, but with wider date ranges.
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Next year's deficit is expected to be wider at 250,000 tonnes.
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Hackers have long toyed with printers connected to the wider internet.
|
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But these fears are small fry compared with the wider implications.
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The wider the cuff, the better the pants will stay cuffed.
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The broadcaster is also reviewing its wider relationship with the NBA.
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In many cases, their wider family may not even be aware.
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This was part of a wider malaise he called "secular stagnation".
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That represented a wider margin than the $14.72 billion in February.
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Nor is the wider business community likely to embrace the cause.
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"Bunds quickly came back after trading wider this morning," he said.
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LinkedIn is another organisation with a decent understanding of wider trends.
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Like the case, the buds themselves are also shorter and wider.
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The website offers a wider selection of around 7 million items.
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There are also wider concerns that affect Britain as a whole.
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So transportation planners made the roads wider and added traffic lanes.
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By August 2015, he was ready to cast a wider net.
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"We don't seek a wider role in the conflict," Cook said.
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There is a new swagger about Russia in the wider world.
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Gaza is even caught up in the Middle East's wider feuds.
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And the rest involves creativity and listening to the wider community.
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Chinese sovereign five-year CDS was around 96.33bp wider at 60bp.
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ConocoPhillips — The oil giant's second-quarter loss was wider than forecast.
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But eventually it needs to show progress, or wider unrest looms.
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They have full suspension, a wider riding area, and headlights / taillights.
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But his opinion poll ratings among wider voters are historically low.
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Half of NDBS target certain sectors; the rest have wider mandates.
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Utility stocks were down 2 percent, dragging down the wider benchmarks.
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This will let the firm capture a wider variety of imagery.
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But as a curator, I do think about a wider audience.
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Hopefully, Gentleman Jack will bring her work to a wider audience.
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Another attack could be geographically based, or cover a wider range.
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Huawei's 10-year bonds were also being bid about 4bp wider.
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Asking what Rocky means in a wider sense is entirely moot.
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Cards provide wider access to digital currency than just bank accounts.
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The investigation into LafargeHolcim is one sign of a wider change.
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Even with a wider mandate, the councils will have limited resources.
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Jams can be quickly recorded and shared with the wider world.
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There is also a wider issue about the right to privacy.
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Banks were helped by wider interest margins and steady loan growth.
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Meanwhile, Walmart's NextDay selection is wider than Restock's some 35,000 items.
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Lixil is also casting its net wider in terms of products.
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Go deeper: Axios' Amy Harder explores Shell's wider climate positioning here.
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But on Sol 212, it headed out into the wider world.
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If so, be ready to open your wallet a lot wider.
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But on Sol 57, it ventured out into the wider world.
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"There must be a wider international network behind it," he said.
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The cabinet and the wider population are split on the issue.
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They have since grown into a wider challenge to Macron's authority.
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But this jam session had vast implications for the wider world.
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It has a wider range with a 300-foot tracking radius.
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China's door to the world will only open wider, he said.
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But organizers can take some credit for a wider cultural shift.
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Across a wider sample, however, they can be deployed more confidently.
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Yet the consultation has reached far wider than these presidential shows.
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Indeed, the wider advantages of reducing such taxes have been overestimated.
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Frameworking's intricate process is given wider reception under Holland's creative vision.
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They bundle together a wider range of offerings than Dropbox can.
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POSCO shares fell 2.1 percent on Tuesday, while the wider market .
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For 59, I wanted to expand the circle a little wider.
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Health officials said there was no wider risk to public health.
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A wider range of jobs requires more tech savvy than ever.
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That's already a far wider selection that what LG's currently offering.
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However, financial firms are underperforming the wider jump in U.S. stocks.
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This has evolved into a wider mission to shape public opinion.
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Iran may be the biggest stumbling block to a wider deal.
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Take a wider look: Jupiter seems like a pretty chill place.
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Our roads are wider ... and even farmers now build bigger homes.
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But Iran says any new sanctions could torpedo the wider accord.
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Over the past month or so, the gap has grown wider.
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Again this is the ability to see with a wider lens.
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Its wider availability, set for coming weeks, is now on hold.
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That company makes its products accessible to a wider user base.
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And it was exciting to glimpse the wider world of superhumans.
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These shifts in mentality do, of course, have wider political implications.
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Smuggling is already common, but increases the wider the price gap.
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But the gap between the two skills has never been wider.
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But its meaning goes deeper and wider than that for many.
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Democrats picked Sanders over Hillary Clinton by an even wider margin.
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This would create a wider array of affordable options for consumers.
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There are far greater, and much wider spread, evils out there.
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Teaming up with Bushnell should help Spil reach a wider audience.
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So the report needs to be read within that wider context.
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The brothers accepted, and Ireland Ever received a much wider release.
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What do you think of its implications for the wider scene?
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Peru's electoral farce also holds a wider warning for the region.
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Other banks are being investigated as part of the wider probe.
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She spread her legs wider so she could take him deeper.
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This approach wins wider public acceptance, leading to more durable legislation.
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Dorsey said wider acceptance of bitcoin could help Square expand globally.
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Does Ultra Health work on legislative efforts toward wider cannabis legalization?
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But they also reflect wider tensions over Islamism and public order.
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"What I'm talking about is casting a wider net," he said.
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His current approach to Monteverdi seems to reflect his wider experience.
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That is a wider gain than January's 6.1 percent annual jump.
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Here is a wider shot of POTUS talking to troops. pic.twitter.
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On the face of it, this wider picture looks grim, too.
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Wider aisles between the seats can accommodate wheelchairs, strollers, or bikes.
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Wider spreads, Dick said, means less liquidity, which means higher volatility.
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It also supports their goals to become a wider entertainment entity.
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"Let's open the doors to our democracy even wider," he said.
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The ADL says the increase is part of a wider trend.
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But Border Patrol agents work in a far wider geographic area.
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Warren has a wider supporter base than just former Bernie supporters.
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The EU's east-west fault lines are getting wider as well.
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That will include a far wider range of work than before.
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The gap between north and south in Germany is getting wider.
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But still it is a major security issue with wider implications.
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Business managers and executives tend to focus on a wider landscape.
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It comes as part of Brussels' wider antitrust investigation into Google.
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The Texas grid operator shut off customers to avoid wider blackouts.
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He had farther to go, and went wider in getting there.
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That volatility meant Next's sales outlook range was wider than usual.
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It's a little wider, for one thing, by about 1.7 inches.
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The demonstrations have since morphed into a wider, pro-democracy showing.
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The opening for Black Mirror couldn't be wider on this one.
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Added options for luxury rain booties (Aquatalia) and wider calves (UGG).
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Now, a wider insurgency risks stoking militant Buddhism and sectarian conflict.
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The wider the separation, the stronger and more stable the trend.
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I just don't think tiny, unimportant Gambia translates into anything wider.
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During Ramadan, the gates of heaven are open wider than ever.
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In a community that relies on fish, the wider economy suffers.
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Pappas cracked the door and peeked out, then opened it wider.
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These cracks were getting wider from freezing and thawing, and moisture.
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The only downside is that it could be a little wider.
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Such moments provide glimpses of a wider and more riven society.
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Private-equity firms have been casting a wider net for undergraduates.
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Ideally, that flashy thing should be HDR and wider color gamuts.
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And that doesn't even factor in trends in the wider culture.
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Hyundai Motor shares ended up 0.97 percent in the wider market .
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Among Democrats, that divide is a much wider 88% to 9%.
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It will expand to the wider public in the weeks ahead.
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Alongside wider inaction, this suggests Trump's trade agenda is in flux.
|
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The price differential only gets wider for bachelor and bachelorette parties.
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The project has boosted hopes that cryptocurrencies could gain wider acceptance.
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Open up the chicken wider for better access to the cavity.
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It's a wider, more admirable and difficult legacy he's searching for.
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FINMA said it decided against wider-reaching measures for this reason.
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Clinton has a wider range, led by Kaine, Castro and Warren.
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For 2652, the range was even wider, from -21% to +210%.
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And so vulnerabilities in New Zealand's government could have wider import.
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The context of the visit illustrates vividly the wider strategic challenge.
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Director Michael Winterbottom's real target, though, is the wider fashion industry.
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Both Mayberg's treatment and her wider hypothesis must still prove themselves.
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Given this wider context, Akihito's abdication really is momentous for Japan.
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Roller coasters gave me the first taste of that wider world.
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But wider access to pornography doesn't mean adolescents are more promiscuous.
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Would blending have given it more depth and a wider spectrum?
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In the wider tennis community, the Hopman Cup's uniqueness is appreciated.
|
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Far wider reaching is the anxiety over the outbreak's economic toll.
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On the other hand, Ms. Rosler now has a wider audience.
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Now demand for those warnings is spreading among the wider public.
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"It's not just about enhancing performing; it's a wider ethical consideration."
|
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The wider discount makes the oil more attractive to potential buyers.
|
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The revelation suggests the probe has been wider than previously known.
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Did you expect progress to move faster in the wider culture?
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Thompson believes it's all just the start of a wider trend.
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She hopes that projects like hers will spread Jones's fame wider.
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Others are trying to open the industry to a wider public.
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"It will definitely reach out to the wider fandom," @Saint10K said.
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Huawei is a fulcrum in Trump's wider trade war with China.
|
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Many Australians argue that Mr. Knight's work reflects a wider pattern.
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Wider sidewalks for pedestrians also would help keep bike lanes unobstructed.
|
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But there was a hitch in terms of achieving wider renown.
|
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And wider circulation is what this Bachfest was seeking for them.
|
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The gap is even wider among college graduates and minority voters.
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He made Trump's tie bright red and much wider than Percy's.
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What I like today is much wider in scope and quality.
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The poll also explains the wider political dynamics around the trial.
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Dr. Donoghue and his colleagues see a wider range of possibilities.
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Those rivals offer a wider selection of goods and lower prices.
|
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These beds are slightly shorter but wider than the cabin mattresses.
|
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The partisan rift on Senate Judiciary Committee is growing wider.4.
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They, in turn, spread the word further and the net wider.
|
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On Monday, a wider audience heard it for the first time.
|
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But the wider impact of these investments is not always obvious.
|
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This extends the organization's values and programs to a wider pool.
|
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After all, most national polls suggest the Democratic edge is wider!
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When you combine age and ideology, the gap grows even wider.
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That allows Solar Orbiter to carry a wider range of instruments.
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Volkswagen's cheating has also had an effect on the wider industry.
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Wider support should be coming in the next couple of years.
|
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Studios also try to connect painting classes to the wider world.
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But the range of options open to them is far wider.
|
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Parts of the wider facility were locked down during the standoff.
|
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It's unclear when this will roll out to a wider audience.
|
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They are four times wider than those of other manakin species.
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If I need her eyes to be much longer, much wider.
|
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Wells are getting longer and wider, requiring larger amounts of sand.
|
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British lingerie companies were the first to produce wider size ranges.
|
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He needs to turn that into a wider net of voters.
|
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Placing Fong's Pizza in that wider landscape is a difficult task.
|
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In Budapest, OTP shares outperformed the wider Budapest market, rising 1.043%.
|
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But this monster flower is 4 inches wider, CNN Indonesia reported.
|
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In a wider scope, UPS doesn&apost look quite as secure.
|
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Whether they deliver for the wider public remains to be seen.
|
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Westpac's woes are part of wider ructions in the banking industry.
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Here's what you need to know: • Bomber's trips suggest wider plot.
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His leverage was exhibitors' desperation for a wider range of movies.
|
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How does the solar system fit into a wider galactic context?
|
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"Now they have a wider area of explosion," he said proudly.
|
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But the wider politics of impeachment are still tough to call.
|
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But this wider recognition has come with a side of controversy.
|
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This season, Kirk began offering the new colors to wider audiences.
|
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Prosecutors are conducting of a wider investigation into corruption at Petrobras.
|
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Kalanick's plans, however, wouldn't have been known by the wider company.
|
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The iPhone 0003 gives you that plus a new wider option.Wide.WIDER.
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The result would be an ever wider and more costly conflict.
|
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"All the smiles I spread makes my smile wider," Liberto said.
|
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The monarchical conceit wears thin—but the wider observations are acute.
|
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It will be interesting to see how wider availability plays out.
|
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It's a move that helps introduce Midge to a wider audience.
|
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Okinawa's future The vote also opens public debate on wider issues.
|
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Such concerts, presumably, first carried black spirituals to wider audiences overseas.
|
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The planes were also considerably longer, heavier, and wider of wingspan.
|
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Still, it faces a challenge in scaling up for wider use.
|
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The researchers are hoping to secure funding to conduct wider studies.
|
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The car comes equipped with wider tires for better cornering grip.
|
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Move the sensors higher, and you can monitor a wider region.
|
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Another important trend: They are beating by wider margins than normal.
|
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But their emergence can also often signal wider tides of gentrification.
|
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Arabtec reported a wider fourth-quarter loss than a year earlier.
|
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Investment grade and high-yield bonds were unchanged to slightly wider.
|
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And how employers can better institutionalize self-policing and wider accountability.
|
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It's going to take an equity pullback and wider credit spreads.
|
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While it flourished, Mr. Wunderman began thinking of a wider reach.
|
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Other recent polls have shown Blackburn with a substantially wider lead.
|
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Besides, this fits a wider picture of a drift toward authoritarianism.
|
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The German ruling could lead to wider regulatory action against Facebook.
|
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Ibrahim said the release was not connected to any wider swap.
|
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The city is also giving wider use to less lethal weapons.
|
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The committee said the wider effects of NDAs were "deeply troubling".
|
|
The general occupies the left side, taking up a wider expanse.
|
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And this gap is expected to get even wider very soon.
|
|
And while it has most definitely made a mark with a certain echelon of the music world — producers and those creating electronic music — it has not parlayed that into a wider global reputation or wider accessibility.
|
|
Over the years, as both have continued to diversify their products to bring in a wider swathe of enterprise users, and across a wider range of use cases, that competition has become a little more pointed.
|
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They found that close-ups distort the nose, making it appear about 30 percent wider for men and 29 percent wider for women, according to a paper published today in the journal JAMA Facial Plastic Surgery.
|
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The banks said the agreements will pave the way for wider usage of local currencies in the ASEAN Economic Community and spur development of regional foreign exchange and money markets, supporting wider economic and financial integration.
|
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The idea behind all the Microsoft 365 plans is essentially the same, though Microsoft is clearly aiming to offer a wider range of solutions for different businesses and institutions by creating a wider range of targeted bundles.
|
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His efforts are emblematic of a wider, and belated, push by Democrats.
|
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The upgrade was part of a wider effort to improve social housing.
|
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Increasingly, literature festivals in India are being thrust into wider culture wars.
|
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Trump's gender gap would likely grow much wider in a general election.
|
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Obviously, the partisan divide on environmental policy has been growing ever wider.
|
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There's no indication yet of whether this feature will roll out wider.
|
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Our slightly wider forecast reflects the prospect of higher-than-budgeted spending.
|
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This has wider implications for the services sector of the U.S. economy.
|
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The iTraxx IG Index was quoted about 2bp wider at 149.17/151.17.
|
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Cash bonds in the high-grade segment were about 1bp-2bp wider.
|
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From a wider vantage, policymakers must face the potential power of integration.
|
|
Burney decided to go deeper into politics and address these wider injustices.
|
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The wider business climate in California may also inhibit independent donut entrepreneurs.
|
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Docomo and KDDI shares fell around 1 percent, in a wider market .
|
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It's also got a slightly wider angle lens compared to the G4.
|
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Having their support will bring that message to an even wider audience.
|
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Sakombi said the fighting had no link to Congo's wider political struggles.
|
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The university teams are helping Alexa have a wider range of conversations.
|
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"The range for sea level rise is getting wider," the scientist said.
|
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The technology, however, hasn't taken much progress toward reaching a wider market.
|
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ICICI new 5.5-year notes were 2bp wider at Treasuries plus 137bp.
|
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Indeed, the "risk to the wider public remains low," the spokesperson said.
|
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The loss was wider than the average analyst forecast of 76 cents.
|
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Its 3.875% 2022s traded 5bp-10bp wider today, according to the trader.
|
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But the wider financial markets gained a semblance of calm on Thursday.
|
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So far, the effect on the wider market has been less remarkable.
|
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The headset's best adapted for wider screen phones like the Moto Z2.
|
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And one that contributes something, however small, to a wider conversational shift.
|
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Negative numbers indicate expected credit deterioration with higher defaults and wider spreads.
|
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Public health officials said it's unlikely the wider public is in danger.
|
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That wider urethra means more piss can escape at a faster rate.
|
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For now, though, the company is holding back on a wider rollout.
|
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We've also been turning our attention to the wider issues at play.
|
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Samsung Electronics shares ended up 1.95% on Tuesday, leading the wider market's .
|
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"[He] gave Catholicism more cache [with a wider audience]," Dr. Andrus says.
|
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Mastodon has ballooned into an even wider web of (mostly connected) communities.
|
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In this wider context, the constraints on Mr Trump look less reassuring.
|
|
But none of this is contextualized to tease out its wider implications.
|
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It's made me much more responsible and engaged with my wider community.
|
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And while Cozmo was a success, ultimately pricing likely hampered wider adoption.
|
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There is some reason to be hopeful that wider activation is coming.
|
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Brian Sandoval, said he had wider appeal than Trump or Texas Sen.
|
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Oh, and a USB-C port is included for wider device interconnectivity.
|
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But now imagine a chatbot whose scope is much wider — like Siri.
|
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Defense Department officials said Mr. Mattis urged consideration of a wider strategy.
|
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Everything looks brighter and has higher contrast and a wider color gamut.
|
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"Equifax is on a different scale — much wider and personal," said YouGov.
|
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Every time I write a song the parameters of songwriting get wider.
|
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A wider yield gap could mean lower capital outflow risks from China.
|
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The CIJ association adds another layer of impartiality to the wider strategy.
|
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Its euro 2021s were bid at 254bp over Bunds, 4bp wider today.
|
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And do they act alone or as part of a wider network?
|
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The deals chime with Volvo Cars' wider strategy to electrify its vehicles.
|
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The deterioration of relations with France could have wider implications for Iran.
|
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Now, Rooms is becoming available to a wider audience: Australia and Canada.
|
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But his job often involves policies affecting the wider Denver metro region.
|
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Our armed forces will draw on an even wider pool of talent.
|
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From there, stories can travel quickly throughout the wider conservative media ecosystem.
|
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The welfare state was part of a wider strategy of state planning.
|
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Wider distribution of inexpensive fentanyl test strips to drug users might help.
|
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But the security breaches may turn out to be a wider threat.
|
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But Toadette and Nabbit make the game more accessible for a wider.
|
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There has been no wider communication from top editors about the remarks.
|
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It is thus possible for a president to cast a wider net.
|
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There was plenty of work, but little recognition from the wider world.
|
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Another 10% -- the true renegades -- begin eating the wider yellow end first.
|
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But that gap has been wider for most of the past year.
|
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Any hardening of relations with France could have wider implications for Iran.
|
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They have usernames like "xcoyotegirl" and "nnho2", and no wider internet presence.
|
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Turning is a little tricky — you have to turn earlier and wider.
|
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That, in turn, could help propel Bitcoin toward wider Wall Street trading.
|
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It makes it a little wider and longer than other popular smartphones.
|
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Unfortunately, the attack on Ogossagou is part of a dramatic, wider trend.
|
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The 2bn Sep 2021s were around 15bp wider at swaps plus 168bp.
|
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A braver politician would not have tied herself to Obama's wider legacy.
|
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The sets also support wider color gamuts and HDR—specifically DolbyVision HDR.
|
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Beyond that, better messaging tools could lead to wider adoption for businesses.
|
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On Facebook, the types of posts vary to an even wider extent.
|
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As a wider statement, I'm not sure how well it would work.
|
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De Silva then decided to take a look at the wider environment.
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I want to get a wider lens to shoot more long range.
|
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For extra depth, she recommends that the receiver open their legs wider.
|
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Despite Casino's share price gains, the retail index underperformed the wider market.
|
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The back camera has a wider angle than the iPhone 6S cameras.
|
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When viewed in a wider context, that's more than a bit unnerving.
|
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As the June 23 vote approaches, SocGen and Commerzbank anticipate wider spreads.
|
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Both measures have been found to change ahead of the wider economy.
|
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That modus operandi is symbolic of the wider trends in global piracy.
|
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"There must be a wider international network behind it," he told reporters.
|
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The NDG's assessment here is not weighing in on that wider point.
|
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For its eventual wider release next year it'll be priced at $49.99.
|
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In high-grade bonds, ChemChina's recent jumbo notes were a touch wider.
|
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Asian credit spreads tightened slightly after opening 1bp wider in the morning.
|
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Cavanaugh won Tuesday night by a much wider margin of 11 points.
|
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Language in the new regulations suggest the latter, wider definition is applicable.
|
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In addition, joint-filers enjoy wider income tax brackets compared to singles.
|
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There is indeed a link between arranged marriage and wider family obligations.
|
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The hardening of relations with France could have wider implications for Iran.
|
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Those in China offer to help the family, or a wider group.
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To see a Reuters Wider Image photo essay on Iten, click: reut.
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Plans to expand into wider toiletries and bathroom supplies: vitamins, shampoo, deodorant.
|
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Individual companies were therefore more at risk than the wider economic picture.
|
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Just look at how much wider Porzingis' stance is compared to LeVert.
|
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It seems like the top of the funding funnel is getting wider.
|
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Uber did not answer Gizmodo's questions about wider applications in other cities.
|
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Elsewhere in the wider Asia Pacific region, Amazon entered Australia this month.
|
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Wider rollout within all infantry units may hopefully someday be a possibility.
|
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The case was part of a wider crackdown on gambling in China.
|
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Wider issues Sugar is not the only vital commodity in short supply.
|
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Diplomatic signals And there's an even wider circle for Tillerson's diplomatic signals.
|
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But it also demands a wider effort … to defeat this evil ideology.
|
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But only the first two are much known to the wider public.
|
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The bullish sentiment in markets comes amid wider optimism about economic growth.
|
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But as the camera panned wider, Fallon was seen sitting behind her.
|
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It's possible that the wider political divides get, the more Trump benefits.
|
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Conservationists say those environmental studies should account for the wider climate impact.
|
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The order is only an interim measure, and the wider probe continues.
|
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The changes take place immediately, along with a wider new management structure.
|
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If you show less, you actually end up with a wider scope.
|
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He warned that the wider economic environment did not inspire much optimism.
|
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The move comes amid Deutsche Bank's wider push to enhance its technology.
|
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The key point is that this is not about compromising wider security.
|
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Samsung Electronics shares ended up 2.3 percent in a flat wider market.
|
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Nanoco posted a wider adjusted loss for the six months ended Jan.
|
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But Patterson's ultimate ousting reflects a wider sea change in evangelical culture.
|
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China will feel the pain if there is any wider import restrictions.
|
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There was no indication that Friday's blast had any wider security implications.
|
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The open web is not keeping up with the wider technology industry.
|
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It has not yet given a firm date for a wider rollout.
|
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Australia's life-expectancy gap is also wider than in neighbouring New Zealand.
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S. information sharing would be discussed bilaterally, and not during wider discussions.
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That means today's would-be landlords need to cast a wider net.
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But Airbnb may face an even greater stumbling block to wider acceptance.
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Now, however, they're casting a wider net that's only provoking more anger.
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Since Trump's announcement there have been Palestinian protests and wider political tensions.
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The Trump family's wider business ties to China have been well-documented.
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But the protests have billowed into a much wider expression of outrage.
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Our divisions seem to stretch farther and wider than we previously understood.
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Officials said the threat triggered a wider investigation and interview with students.
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After years of high growth, the wider luxury market is slowing down.
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The answer depends on whether you take the narrow or wider view.
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Other evidence suggests that the conspiracy involved a wider alliance of factions.
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Universities aren't exempt from that—they're a microcosm of the wider world.
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That may help it win customers with a wider range of incomes.
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Ports hope the change will be a boon for their wider economies.
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The more outstanding races Democrats win, the wider Pelosi's own margins become.
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The gap in Brazil, as in America, used to be even wider.
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"Over time, we want to make the stories available to wider audiences."
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Still, most recent polls show the incumbent Democrat leading by wider margins.
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"China will open its doors only wider to the world," he said.
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So far the effect on the wider gold market has been muted.
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They would also have a wider range of jobs to choose from.
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The new additions speak to a wider shift happening within the industry.
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Rintoul is at pains to emphasize the wider context for Hodan's actions.
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In cash, investment-grade bonds spreads on recent deals have edged wider.
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French toll roads are one contender, but Eurotunnel would likely come wider.
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UBS and China's CICC have wider roles advising Anbang on its restructuring.
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Other films also look set to translate festival success into wider release.
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There was a wider audience enthusiastic for the unvarnished sound he supplied.
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It's equally as thick and slightly taller and wider than the Force.
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But they reflect a wider anger and frustration with Mr Corbyn's leadership.
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These days, "everything" is migrating from social media to the wider world.
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This could make that spread between Brent and WTI get even wider.
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And Google is hardly out of step with the wider financial industry.
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Infrastructure output accounts for over one-third of the wider industrial measure.
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A wider roll-out is expected in coming months, the bank said.
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But instability in the wider world may dim some of its shine.
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They hope these types of steps will ultimately lead to wider adoption.
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Maldonado sought a way to get such content to a wider audience.
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The weekend fighting seemed pregnant with the risk of a wider war.
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That translates into a wider array of programs and opportunities for students.
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But the first new wider cycle lanes have only just been built.
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Nexon shares rose 3% on Tuesday in a flat wider Tokyo market .
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This wider agenda reflects changes to the relationship that are well underway.
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While it was originally used for illicit transactions, it's gained wider adoption.
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This terrible impact remained hidden for many years from the wider public.
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Kia Motors shares gained 1 percent last year, lagging the wider market's .
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Mountain bike tires and hybrid tires, which are wider, require less pressure.
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Allowing wider private ownership could unleash a real estate and infrastructure boom.
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The gap between America's haves and have nots is wider than ever.
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The scapegoating of refugees is just one example of a wider problem.
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A wider current account deficit tends to lead to a lower currency.
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The real meat sausage is thinner and wider than its Beyond counterpart.
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The U.S. faces a yawning doctor gap, and it's only getting wider.
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Despite JD.com's plunging bonds, China's tech sector was only 1-2bp wider.
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Artworks, unlike nationalist politicians, depend on a wider world for their success.
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Democrats appear convinced they can win the argument among the wider electorate.
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The United States and China are embroiled in a wider trade war.
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The purchases appear to have hit a note with the wider public.
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It's important to have a much wider range of what's considered beautiful.
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Do you consider fashion and makeup entry points to a wider audiences?
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Social mores had changed to accept a wider range of sexual practices.
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Pear went about his reporting meticulously and, to the wider public, inconspicuously.
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She wanted to create a wider range of roles for other actresses.
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The move is part of the wider cost-cutting trend of outsourcing.
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It's much wider than the tiny floating FOV found on the HoloLens.
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The controversy over Patterson reflects a wider shift in the evangelical church.
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However, their objections may not necessarily align with the wider police community.
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On the other hand, juries represent a wider range of American society.
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The new tools appear to be a part of that wider push.
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Products with wider bases could be angled over 60 degrees before tipping.
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Digital tools and DNA home testing kits are opening history's door wider.
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The wider the class divide between us, the crueler men often became.
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The White House declines to lay out a wider plan for Syria.
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Wider coverage of current events and random culture could show Twitter's breadth.
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Rounded strikes are both shorter, wider, and can be stepped inside of.
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A knife can be used as leverage to open the shell wider.
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It's also more ambitious and wider in scope than its original proposal.
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She loses 7-4, but the real knowledge gap seems much wider.
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There's still a stigma about sex and games in the wider culture.
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The series reflected a wider pervasive fear and paranoia about government oversight.
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The lighting is softer and more natural, and the aisles are wider.
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The poll shows a wider lead for Clinton than most other polls.
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In the wider border region, he said there were 71,000 displaced families.
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Sanders is far wider than it was between me and Sen. Obama.
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To see a Reuters Wider Image photo essay on Staniouta, click: reut.
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Shares in Westpac fell 2.2 percent, under-performing the wider share market.
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Or does it fit into a wider pattern of post-championship hangover?
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But most users do not know how to navigate the wider internet.
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For a wider variety of fruits, head to Kimironko and Nyabugogo markets.
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As far as the wider internet was concerned, Taylor Swift was canceled.
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But he's also hopeful that it will eventually find a wider audience.
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"I wouldn't say this is the beginning of a wider campaign," Col.
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But the incidents remained isolated and so far haven't sparked wider protests.
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That could create some near-term uncertainty and drive credit spreads wider.
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He began incorporating intrusive diagonals and forging higher, wider and skewed horizons.
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On the plus side, some visitors noticed that several beaches were wider.
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Normally this newsletter would be concerned with events in the wider world.
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The booths are larger, the aisles wider, the coffee shops more abundant.
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The changes signal a step toward the wider deployment of autonomous vehicles.
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The smuggling is part of what officials say is a wider scheme.
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Very much different in that we look at a much wider world.
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And how to view the world through a wider, more generous lens.
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And there's a more idiomatic response to a wider range of music.
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He had many materials copied digitally, making them available to wider audiences.
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He cited as justification what he called a wider Russian military buildup.
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I'm very excited to think about my work in that wider family.
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This leads to a wider point about the book as a whole.
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The journals are giving rise to a wider ecosystem of pseudo science.
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A wider crisis in the Gulf summer also played into Egyptian calculations.
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"School culture has changed as the wider culture has changed," he said.
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And if it doesn't, how much wider do the fault lines open?
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But, the higher you set it, the wider the window will be.
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Perhaps 1.5m people in the wider region are affected by Ley 70.
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Net loss: $644.2 million, much wider than the $445 million analysts expected.
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The Conservative Revolutionaries' more consequential influence, however, was on the wider population.
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Look back a few more years and the gap is even wider.
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Ultimately, the value of industrial policy is in its wider economic impact.
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Garbage collectors have called for a wider strike today over austerity measures.
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Satellites provide wider coverage, but "complement" other solutions, including drones, he says.
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For Ms. Norton-Cruz, who lives in Anchorage, diversity has wider implications.
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The streets are made wider so that you can render actual buildings.
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Will Hannity's pro-Trump propaganda be on display with a wider audience?
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If anything, we need to open those avenues wider, not close them.
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Yet Xie's hard-won freedom belied a wider retreat of human rights.
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In time, we should consider expanding it to a wider age group.
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Is Instacart's wider rollout of Pickup an attempt to sidestep labor laws?
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For black, Latina and Native American women, this gap is even wider.
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When your readers clap, they'll boost your stories to a wider audience.
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With more people donating brains, she expects a wider variety of cases.
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He denied there was any wider asset-liability mismatch in the sector.
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The upgrade is also part of Microsoft's wider effort at workplace modernization.
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The index also has implications for our understanding of the wider economy.
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It's slower than mmWave, but that allows it to cover wider areas.
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The iTraxx IG Index was quoted about 3bp wider at 137/159.
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The other two vulnerabilities that surfaced Monday may have a wider impact.
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It's like anything where we suddenly have a wider choice of options.
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The closure appears to be part of wider cost-cutting at Alphabet.
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They are designed to connect what's happening locally to the wider world.
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Fourth, and finally, the UK will want support from its wider partners.
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The Hill: Democrats see wider path to House after tight Ohio race.
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Sales jobs are not geographically confined, and high turnover means wider availability.
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The virus is having a wider impact on companies and financial markets.
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These supposedly isolated human agonies too often turn into wider gun carnage.
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The gap between the lie and the truth could not be wider.
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People with a wider variety of social ties have stronger immune systems.
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Shares fell 1.4% by 0125 GMT, trailing the wider market's 0.6% drop.
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The wider energy subsector fell 2.4%, also pressured by lower oil prices.
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The gap between big boasts and tiny achievements has never been wider.
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But France's political shake-up is wider even than the mainstream establishment.
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We're not going to dumb it down to reach a wider audience.
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The summit comes within the wider context of Europe's relations with Russia.
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Their physiology is different, with dogs having shorter snouts and wider skulls.
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And even if it works, big questions remain about its wider application.
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And the world of ideas got a lot wider because of it.
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The gap between the rich and everyone else is only getting wider.
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There are also tactical benefits in Congress' wider struggle to reassert itself.
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However, the weekly chart puts the dollar behavior into a wider context.
|
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Trump clearly still hopes for further diplomatic breakthroughs, despite much wider scepticism.
|
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But the wider health care revolution envisaged by Wojcicki remains far off.
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It was the wider natural surroundings that cast a spell on us.
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What's happening in Apuí reflects wider trends of destruction in the Amazon.
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When I put it on, it made me about four inches wider.
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South Korea's government is keen to promote a wider range of products.
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Raised platforms and wider sidewalks at bus stops are also being added.
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But the problem is wider and is affecting development aims, Mohammed said.
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Chronic pain quiets my mind, offering me wider physical and sensual opportunities.
|
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Raises for such workers are often a first step to wider increases.
|
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Now reissued by MACK Books, it's again available to a wider audience.
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She already had an extremely cautious view about Mr. Putin's wider strategy.
|
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Wider concerns about North Korean military provocations have also hurt business sentiment.
|
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Yields on Philippines 2041 bonds were 1bp wider as were its 13s.
|
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Also a time before marriage equality and wider acceptance of transgender rights.
|
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They say that C-V2X has wider application and is future-proof.
|
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These admirable yet piecemeal efforts are unlikely to lead to wider impact.
|
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Living While Black is, of course, taking place in a wider context.
|
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Chela, meanwhile, wanders into a state of greater autonomy and wider possibility.
|
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This was part of a wider pattern of her high school cyberbullying.
|
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But he cautioned against a wider ban on semiautomatic rifles in general.
|
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This new dispensation was fragile, though, and contingent on wider political events.
|
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It started a wider international crisis with unclear ramifications for the world.
|
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But a wider spread makes it more expensive to deal in pounds.
|
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The index ended 2017 flat, compared to MSCI's wider emerging markets benchmark .
|
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Abolish ICE is unpopular and controversial even within the wider Democratic Party.
|
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An actual nuclear war would have much wider and more devastating consequences.
|
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By obliterating nuance, you can make things go an awful lot wider.
|
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It also taps into the wider social debate about technology and bias.
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I'm glad it fits into the wider social idea, not just sexuality.
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The wider Israeli-Palestinian peace process has been stalled for several years.
|
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"There was some support to growth from the wider global economy, but the countering force of that is more political uncertainty, especially in France, but also in the wider euro area," said Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit.
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In his discussions with scientists, Slosson repeatedly linked this access to the goal of wider appreciation of science, which he argued both was a social good in itself and would promote wider support for science in U.S. society.
|
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In addition, Australia's trade deficit came in at 3.20 billion Australian dollars ($2.4 billion) earlier Tuesday, much wider than that 2.0 billion Australian dollars forecast in a Reuters poll and wider than May's revised 2.4 billion Australian dollars reading.
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"We had people test above and below 5 percent, but as we got to wider and wider audiences, it didn't feel right to put one specific number on it," says Elliott Heath, Nike's product line manager for running shoes.
|
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LGBT+ campaigners said the law has not only been used to prevent pride events and to detain activists but has had far wider impact, with violence against gay people on the rise and increased hostility from the wider community.
|
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When Sheila Koppin, 57, of West Des Moines, lost her position as communications director of the Board of Regents for the State of Iowa four years ago, she panicked as the gap on her résumé grew wider and wider.
|
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B23.2394 denies there is any wider trend of companies migrating to other markets.
|
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Why do you think people in wider society aren't talking about female privilege?
|
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These new models include larger batteries, slightly wider bodies, and run Android Nougat.
|
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The need for more teachers is pressing enough to justify the wider focus.
|
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Make an effort on a wider stage, and steal that scene right back.
|
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Men are turning to a wider range of drinks, including whisky and wine.
|
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How do you then turn that into a wider-ranging kind of thing?
|
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With each passing year, the choice of cheaper, better value phones gets wider.
|
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Still, negative numbers indicate expected credit deterioration with higher defaults and wider spreads.
|
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Despite the #UnibrowMovement, we're still seeing the unibrow erased in wider popular culture.
|
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Officials also question to what extent the activists speak for the wider community.
|
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But it's also about wider Russian foreign policy and about Putin's own legacy.
|
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It is from this wider investigation that Sessions will have to recuse himself.
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BRIPCA=ECI Yet that is unlikely to foster expectations of wider price pressures.
|
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Why was that so important for you to convey to a wider audience?
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It reaffirmed a pledge to open China's financial sector wider to foreign investors.
|
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Firmer oil prices and upbeat U.S. data helped support the wider commodity market.
|
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While China's wider car market has cooled, its NEV market is growing rapidly.
|
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Gordo helped expose capoeira to a wider audience beyond the martial arts community.
|
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The ABC interview appeared to be an attempt to engage a wider audience.
|
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Prevailing wisdom has held that a PG-13 rating will draw wider crowds.
|
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Dubai's more diversified economy should help support lending growth in the wider UAE.
|
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The move is part of a wider initiative to remove bias within education.
|
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The sturdier design and wider wheel is designed to handle potholes and curbs.
|
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Faith leaders urged the wider Dallas community to stand in solidarity with Booker.
|
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That opportunity is poised to get a lot wider in the next decade.
|
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The Circus is only a symptom of a wider problem in American democracy.
|
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Stand at your desk with your feet slightly wider than shoulder-width apart.
|
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Ultimately, the high-profile venture's work is intended to serve a wider audience.
|
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Then Trump started talking about taxing an even wider range of Chinese products.
|
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The song was a watermark in a wider social and sonic tidal wave.
|
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Retailers can also help beauty brands get more recognition and a wider reach.
|
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The buildings are larger, the avenues wider, the infrastructure newer and better maintained.
|
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And the potential range of the illness is wider than you might think.
|
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You have a wider range to deal with in terms of climatological data.
|
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The company says all that is actually in the service of wider dissemination.
|
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The iTraxx Asia ex-Japan IG was spotted 24bp wider at 202021/22028.
|
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Rather, it's to take stock of the wider possibility of the Equality Act.
|
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" It's the first part of a wider, newly announced initiative called "Lime Green.
|
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But its engineers promise a much wider field of view than the HoloLens's.
|
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The case is shorter, but significantly wider than the larger Apple Watch model.
|
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Neither CTO nor CEO think that Russian bans impact the company's wider business.
|
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It requires meaningful links with a wider section of the population, added Chalcraft.
|
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It came out in Taiwan this week — no word on a wider release.
|
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SolarCity also guided to a wider-than-expected loss for the second quarter.
|
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The saga is part of a wider investigation into President Park's business dealings.
|
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But its actions have unsettled the Saudi banking system and the wider economy.
|
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It was sunk in corruption and divorced from the wider life of society.
|
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Meanwhile, CBN brought in enormous revenue with wider family programming, including CBN Cable.
|
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Hosie welcome the fact the show has sparked wider discussion on gender stereotypes.
|
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Most passenger doors are tapered, the inner edge being wider than the outer.
|
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But now, we're just happy to share our affection with a wider audience.
|
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Police are still investigating whether the killer was part of a wider network.
|
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And of course the wider world is full of similarly striking case studies.
|
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The gap is likely to be wider still when intangible benefits are included.
|
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But this is indicative of the pressures felt across the wider supply chain.
|
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The bill will move to committee hearings ahead of a wider council vote.
|
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Declining equities amid wider risk-off investor sentiment had pressured oil on Thursday.
|
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An incumbent government's fortunes at an election mirror those of the wider economy.
|
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Like the wider political campaign, farming has semi-official groups leading each side.
|
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The row follows a wider global dispute over Facebook's standards for removing content.
|
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The brand will also be rolling out a wider shade range through 2018.
|
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"That would be considered very controversial in a wider application," Dr. Olson said.
|
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The total has shown a wider margin of support for the leave campaign.
|
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Public investment in child care can have a much wider impact, she said.
|
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However, both sides are fighting a wider battle for control of the army.
|
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But another move in the wider sports industry could be even more valuable.
|
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It's a wider playing field than you would think, and a sparser one.
|
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And it recently insisted that the group's wider "go-global strategy remains unchanged".
|
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It's all part of a wider strategy to make Fashion Week more inclusive.
|
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On the wider global stage, though, it might make more of a difference.
|
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But he acknowledged there were also wider concerns about the affordability of medicines.
|
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But they are just part of a wider trend away from monolithic parties.
|
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Yet the share of female CEOs has become a bellwether of wider equality.
|
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READMEDoes full UHD, which means 4K resolution, a wider color gamut, and HDR.
|
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Lyft painted a picture of a world with wider sidewalks and more parks.
|
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But the wider industry absolutely needs to be supportive enough to facilitate that.
|
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The effort is part of the church's wider environmental program, Shrinking the Footprint.
|
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But despite all of that, a wider Israel-Syria fight didn't break out.
|
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The Asia ex-Japan iTraxx IG index was 1bp wider at 139bp/141bp.
|
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Governments need to offer the young a wider range of options after school.
|
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But the stories of Boeing and Alpkit hint at a wider positive trend.
|
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Experts say Dung has cultivated support among business groups and the wider party.
|
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This shapes their posture and reveals something of their wider state of mind.
|
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The gap between the cultures is even wider, spanning what feels like planets.
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