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The concept was developed after some recent consumer research that demonstrated a "breadth of interest in classical music" among New Yorkers, Ms. O'Loughlin said, but a relatively low awareness of WQXR.

8 p.m., Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church, at 73rd Street, (212) 868-4444; $15 to $75. (Kozinn) * KRONOS QUARTET (Tonight through Sunday) Probably the best things the Kronos Quartet brings to concert life are a breadth of interest in contemporary music and an inventive approach to presenting it.

As soon as the movie came out, I started getting feedback, but it wasn't really until the Internet I realized the full breadth of interest in that character.

The meeting showed the breadth of interest in the role played by different cytokines in SLE.

LONDON — In a little over two hours on Tuesday night, Sotheby's managed to sell $108 million worth of contemporary art, another testament to the breadth and depth of interest in works by well-known names like Basquiat, Bacon, Twombly and Warhol.

That breadth of interests resulted in a diversity of creations, from jewelry that earned a solo show at the Museum of Modern Art to sculptures exhibited at the Whitney Museum of Art.

As a historian, Briggs's hallmark was his breadth of interest and his grasp of the essential in the torrent of diverse material.

These brief mission statements are intended to indicate the breadth of the biomedical areas of interest in which zebrafish are likely to be a useful model.

Myanmar is one of the world's last undeveloped markets, which explains the breadth of the interest in the competition to secure licenses.

The drawings reveal Pisanello's breadth of interest and his sensitive eye.

In one of his essays about evolution, Darwin's Middle Road, for his monthly column in Natural History magazine, he wrote: "If genius has any common denominator, I would propose breadth of interest and the ability to construct fruitful analogies between fields".