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The situation there is worth exploring a bit further, for it sheds light on some of the broad issues the nation will have to confront along its coastlines in coming decades.

In the longer 90-minute meeting, where the presidents were accompanied by their national security advisers, Ms. Rice and Vladimir B. Rushaylo, Mr. Bush raised three broad issues: the future of the United States-Russia relationship; missile defense and the role of an expanded NATO.

These were some of the broad issues the Board discussed with faculty, staff and student representatives.

The overall performance of the companies underlie the broader issues the media industry is facing as it tries to devise business models for the digital age.

It would do well to promote some broader issues, the paper says: less talk about "the homosexual agenda", more about global poverty and global warming.

India also gave Pakistan something it wanted — a promise not to link terrorism concerns to the broader issues the two countries face.

So, yes, it was partly about the NSA but then it's also partly about the broader issues — the broader issues of control and transparency.

They promptly cited broader issues: the plight of the poor, the failures of the education system, the lack of healthcare for everyone, the wastefulness of wars.

KAUFMAN -- But there are a couple of broad issues on the line here, what you would classify "uncertainty".

On the broader issue, the attempt to buy power, the court passed.

The narrow ruling did not address a broader issue: the government's continued authority to regulate "indecent but not obscene" material on television.