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Although Asian markets enjoyed another broadly positive day on Monday and continued to claw back the losses of January, the report said said that investors were concerned about what central banks could do in the event of another crisis.

Dramatically ending months of aloofness from politics, Ayatollah Sistani this week issued a fatwa rejecting as "unacceptable" coalition plans to appoint an advisory council of Iraqis, and to give another, broadly representative body the task of drafting a constitution.

As an alternative to that measure and another broadly backed by Democrats, Mr. McCain and Mr. Graham, along with Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, the independent Democrat from Connecticut, are trying to enlist support for a resolution that would set benchmarks for the Iraqi government and describe the troop increase as a final chance for the United States to restore security in Baghdad.

Italy depends heavily, too, on Russian imports, which represent roughly a third of the gas that it consumes each year.Attention may turn next to Ukraine, where another broadly pro-Western government that seeks membership of NATO faces domestic instability and fears of Russian intervention in some form.

Glatfelter : Another broadly diversified paper producer that emphasizes book paper, forms, bags and so forth rather than containers and boxes.

It is true that if a feature counts in favour in one case and against in another broadly similar case, there must be an explanation of how this can be.

On Dec. 27, the Senate considered three proposals: one to mandate the declassification and disclosure of secret court rulings involving acquisition of electronic data; another to broadly pull back the government's power to eavesdrop; and another to mandate the disclosure of surveillance on ordinary Americans and divulge how many records have been targeted.

But there is another, more broadly applicable risk when companies warehouse all your recordings.

Only rarely, moreover, do we interrogate the relationship between what we eat and our mood – another component, broadly speaking, of the environment.

The Republican argument is that Mr. Obama's policies, by increasing the costs of doing business, are holding down jobs growth not in one sector or another, but broadly across the whole economy.

Instead, both sides present their view of the law as clearly and unambiguously correct.Both sides are half-right: the law says one thing in the troubled clause and means another more broadly.