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The event, hosted by Woody Johnson, the owner of the Jets, is expected to attract a broad cross-section of Republican donors from the worlds of finance and real estate, including Donald Trump, Carl C. Icahn and Maurice R. Greenberg among others, according to a Republican knowledgeable about the planning.

Studies show that starting in 2002, Army recruits scored higher on qualification tests, had high school diplomas more often and came from higher-income areas than in previous years -- indications that military service was attracting a broader cross-section of Americans, experts say.

Despite voters' ambivalence over capital punishment, a ballot measure seeking to amend the three-strikes law is attracting strong support from a broad cross section, including conservatives.

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

Those taken captive on Wednesday night represented a broad cross section of a new Russia.

Recent discs from artists representing a broad cross section of genres -- from R.&B.

Yad Sarah is widely visited by a broad cross section of Israelis, particularly the poor.

Most of the letters were sent to "widely held" companies in a broad cross section of industries, Mr. Nester said.

A broad cross section of stocks started ahead yesterday, but the gains -- particularly in technology -- did not last.

"They are pretty confident that they have a broad cross section of civil society behind him on this".

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