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Moreover, the Internet allows the smallest illegitimate enterprise to appear professional and reach a broad cross section of consumers.

The essence of the Republican Party should be to reach out and appeal to a broad cross section of voters.

The Nature Conservancy's experience - in the US and around the world - is deeply rooted in science, influencing policy, and working with a broad cross section of diverse partners.

The YSIs depend strongly on molecular structure; thus they provide information about the chemical kinetic reaction mechanisms responsible for fuel decomposition and hydrocarbon growth from a broad cross section of one-ring aromatics.

As this study aimed to describe the experiences and use of stroke CPGs across a broad cross section of speech pathologists, a survey method was used.

But it also feeds a new financial frenzy — making it harder to sustain real growth, and also making it less likely that a broad cross section of society will benefit.

It follows that "inclusive" institutions are a web of democratic political institutions, strong rule of law and the protection of private property for a broad cross section of society.

However, putting their vision into practice will also require the support of a broad cross section of civic and religious leaders.

There is no clamor for Republican leadership abroad in the land -- and no charismatic Republican leader who appeals to a broad cross section of Americans.

In order to succeed, an Iraqi government must be accepted as roughly legitimate by a broad cross section of Shiites, Kurds and Sunnis.

This study subjects a broad cross section of energy monitoring and home automation products to a formal ergonomic analysis.