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General Electric will be able to broaden its security offerings and tap what it estimates is a $15 billion industry for fire and building-system products.

Under Disraeli the party was able to broaden its electoral support and thereby outflank the Liberal Party and the new commercial class it represented.

"The anti-Olympic movement has been able to broaden its appeal through the use of the internet," said Helen Jefferson Lenskyj, professor of sociology at the University of Toronto, who has spent five months in Sydney researching the Olympic industry.

It is unclear whether he will be able to broaden his appeal to areas where the Ukrainian language dominates.

He has run as a moderate, and is one of the candidates least likely to be able to broaden his appeal and attract evangelicals and more-conservative Republicans.

Deace says he's seen "no indication" that Mr Huckabee has been able to broaden his pitch so far, however.

While AT&T will now be able to broaden the services it sells, it faces many hurdles in building a successful wireless service.

Time for it to broaden its list of suppliers?

Regardless of ideology, The Post, a circulation underdog in a city barely able to support two populist tabloids, continually tries to broaden its appeal.

Should it try to broaden its appeal?

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