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Shares in Tokyo, Hong Kong and Singapore have fallen more than 10percentt since the beginning of 2001, as the breadth of the troubles became clear.

And, as the breadth of forced labor in the seafood industry has come to light, it has led to calls for shrimp boycotts in the US.

The old English ynce was defined by King David I of Scotland about 1150 as the breadth of a man's thumb at the base of the nail.

From 1917 onward, he was also increasingly troubled with major eye problems, and his eyesight deteriorated even as the breadth of his literary vision expanded.

The capacity and cost of local computing infrastructures are likely to become prohibitive with the increase, especially as the breadth of questions continues to rise.

The culture secretary questioned the lack of quotas for the BBC's radio content – such as the breadth of Radio 1's playlist – as well as future requirements for arts, music and religious programming on BBC1 and 2.

He produced a large body of work that is remarkable for its range both for the number of areas and issues it addresses as well as for the breadth of scholarship it draws upon.

According to Converse designer Matt Sleep, "We decided that it would be great to do a project that really celebrated the vast archive of Missoni's textiles, as well as showcasing the breadth of their craftsmanship both past and present.

Obviously, inferences about LGT from the phylogenetic analyses depend on the accuracy of the phylogenetic method, as well as on the breadth of organismal representation in sequence databases.

Guantánamo Diary is a "brutally original" memoir, said the prize jury on Monday, as they revealed a longlist described as spanning "the breadth of non-fiction writing, from literary biography and history to journalism and travel writing".

But the Sun Times also reported that Rezko and his associates had donated as much as $168,000 over the breadth of Obama's political career.