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But he won praise from European policy makers here today when he promised to seek their cooperation on a broad range of new accounting standards and regulatory measures.

But Mr. Urwin will also oversee a broad range of new businesses as well, including the Asian branches of the firm's asset management and treasury services arms.

"On his watch, folk has enjoyed a huge surge in popularity and Mike has been key in supporting the genre and introducing Radio 2 listeners to a broad range of new artists.

Many of this year's big ideas had their sources in the Bush administration, which has championed or invented a broad range of new weapons -- some legal, some cultural, some the kind that shoot -- in its war on terrorism.

Last month, a House appropriations subcommittee cut back on the administration's 2004 budget request for the arms, citing organizational disarray among the nation's bomb makers and calling "pursuit of a broad range of new initiatives premature".

With the cost of computer animation coming down because of advances in technology and soaring box office receipts for family films, a broad range of new animation players are entering the multiplex.

Making the Wii cheaper and easier to play than its rivals attracts a broader range of new customers, including people who never bought a game machine before.

To himself, he rationalized his actions by saying, 'I'm only doing what my enemies are doing to me.' " Nothing in the campaign has presented Trump with a broader range of new information than the realm of foreign affairs.

Weak ties and thus undirected interlocks hence allow accessing and exploring a broader range of new knowledge.

The son of a butcher, Mr. Supranowitz grew up in the East New York section of Brooklyn, where he built his first wall unit at the age of 12. His work has taken him to a broad range of New York apartments.

They have also facilitated the development of new types of collaborative planning that are characterized by a broad range of agents, new forms of communication, and new roles for planners.