In Ankara, Marc Grossman, the undersecretary of state for political affairs, seemed to suggest that America's missile defense program would cast a broader net of protection than previously stated.
Long before RICO racketeering laws allowed prosecutors to cast a broad net for patterns of behavior, in a pinch they would call on good old crimes like tax evasion, which was used to put away gangster Al Capone when he couldn't be nailed for his main businesses of bootlegging and prostitution.
"We want to cast a broad net to see what's out there," said Kevin M. Rampe, the new president of the development corporation.
The museum cast a broad net for music genres, and Ms. Rutledge-Borger noted that "rock 'n' roll has its roots in many kinds of music".
But can we really cast such a broad net over the whole of organized religion and the entire history of the church?
Eli Broad NET WORTH: $5.8 BILLION "Those of us who have gained great success have an obligation to pay more taxes.
Since the SEA are likely casting a broad net with the use of phishing e-mails as opposed to hacking Twitter's servers to gain access, the actions of The Onion's own employees are likely to blame for the loss of access.
Since the SEA is likely casting a broad net with the use of phishing emails, as opposed to hacking Twitter's servers to gain access, the actions of the Onion's own employees are likely to blame for the security failure.
"We thought it was an interesting way to cast an incredibly broad net," said Jeanne Lutfy, president of the BAM Local Development Corporation, which issued the request for expressions of interest.
This year's installment, "Somewhere Out There," aims wide; as the members of its curatorial team, Milka Djordjevich, Jeff Larson, Chris Peck and Anna Sperber, note in a mission statement, a goal in casting such a broad net is "to discover what sort of strange gooey crystal may precipitate".
