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Regulators are also looking at narrower steps that individual agencies can pursue.

The Internet and advances in manufacturing now allow for a much wider range of products aimed at narrower consumer interests.

The initiative is indicative of the increasing attention being paid to such viewers, who remain crucial to the success of mass marketers even in an era of aiming programs and products at narrower segments of the general population.

It will eschew broad teenage fare (which is expensive to advertise) in favour of movies targeted at narrower audiences such as blacks and young women.Chris McGurk, who runs Overture, reckons that three-quarters of the newly financed outfits will be gone within five years, and he may be right.

While tightrope walkers drew huge crowds in the 19th century as they crossed the Niagara river at narrower points downstream, no one has crossed the falls themselves, and daredevil stunts have been banned entirely since 1896 – until Wallenda persuaded local authorities on both sides of the border that a crossing would boost tourism.

It was found that lower ultrasound powers of 9 18 W/cm2 provided more effective agitation at narrower electrode gaps than powers exceeding 18 W/cm2.

Two steps up at narrow entrance limit wheelchair access.

The state will need to intensify efforts aimed at narrowing those gaps.

Visitors can peek into windows and look down at narrow streets.

They can also buy ads without aiming them at narrow audience groups.

They are largely aimed at narrowing rights, not expanding them — except where property and guns are concerned.