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"It opened up the possibility that people typically described as the left, but who are actually broader than that, could really feel that this is their flag and that patriotism represents a multiplicity of positions," said Ms. O'Leary, who is an associate professor of history at California State University at Monterey Bay.

By the way, even though Adly is known as a celebrity endorsement network, it's actually broader than that.

The term 'physical matter' is being employed instead of simply 'matter' because matter in its essence is actually broader than physical matter.

Second, we contend that the set of rights (or legal statuses) being conditioned on civic integration requirements is actually broader than Goodman's index allows, and that the scope of policies examined to compare such requirements such therefore be widened.

But the vision is actually broader.

His allies argued — rightly, it turned out — that his appeal was actually much broader than Moin's.

His allies argued rightly, it turned out that his appeal was actually much broader than Moin's.

"Infiniti, which we introduced in Western Europe as a high-end muscle car type of brand, is actually much broader than that," insists Andy Palmer, board member of Nissan Motor and global head of Infiniti, in an interview with BBC News.

Persons adds that this means that non-avian theropods actually had broader tails than previously depicted, as broad or broader laterally than dorsoventrally near the base.

The field is actually quite a bit broader than this, but those are the components of it that are important to us.

Schiller's menu, however, filled with rich American comfort food, is actually a little bit broader than Odeon's.