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Naji believed that a broad civil war within Islam would lead to a fundamentalist Sunni caliphate.

Mr Carswell, MP for Clacton, added that the case for electoral reform was "strong" and believed that "a broad cross-party coalition" would help to secure change.

Even so, some said they believed that a broader awareness of the world will have a lasting effect that will benefit their industry.

Those productions did not consistently sell out but the musical moved to the larger Jacobs Theater on Broadway this fall because the Public and the co-producers Jeffrey Richards and Jerry Frankel believed that a broader audience would ultimately embrace "Bloody" as the critics had.

Engel believed that a broader, what he called a 'biopsychosocial' model of disease, would be more faithful to the phenomena and more supportive of a holistic approach to patient care.

Many here say they believe that a broad military offensive is inevitable; Mr. Olmert and Defense Minister Ehud Barak threatened last week that one was close.

But a handful of them managed to set off enough bombs, or plot to do the same, that it led some people to believe that a broad national movement was under way.

While Miliband will know opposing benefit cuts carries risks, his supporters believe that a broad alliance of church groups and charities, backed by Labour, could change the terms of the national debate over welfare.

We believe that a broad view of the parties affected by a laboratory building's operations is necessary to avoid having the various stakeholders working at cross-purposes.

The authors believe that a broad perspective must be applied to the endpoints of oncological studies and the chosen endpoints from the clinical trial should be recognized in the EBA in individual cases.

Mr Stevens said: "It will be a privilege to lead NHS England - at a time when the stakes have never been higher - because I believe in the NHS, and because I believe that a broad new partnership of patients, carers, staff and the public can together chart a successful future for our health service".