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It's that appeal from these markets has broadened again due to unrest in other parts of the Arab world".
But when the lens is broadened again, a deeper reality emerges in the battle of George W. Bush and Al Gore: the bias in the Electoral College toward small states.
The museum's terms of reference was broadened again in 1953 to include all modern conflicts in which British or Commonwealth forces were engaged.
The mandate expanded in 2014 to all broadcast television stations, and earlier this year, was broadened again to include cable, satellite and radio.
It's a process that starts out broadly, with a lot of people involved in brainstorming and allowing the idea to reach its (usually) logical conclusions, and then the team narrows as the concepts are refined, and then begins to broaden again as we approach a marketable end product.
But Ukip's campaign has seen ups and downs since the beginning of the year, which began with big ambitions for seats in double figures, narrowing almost exclusively to South Thanet, and now seems to have broadened out again to four to six constituencies.
"It's been broadened, and again, it is more collaborative, in the sense that we're trying to share information as to what was done by other commands to address problems," said Mr. Kelly, who took over the force in January in his second tour as commissioner.
In 2006, our mandate was broadened once again to include the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD).
Over the intervening eight years, the issues broadened, then narrowed again.
The three men and another cabdriver were charged with a variety of crimes, including conspiracy and providing material support for terrorism, a crime that was created in the mid-nineteen-nineties, and whose definition was broadened in 1996 and again with the Patriot Act.
