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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.

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.

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.

"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.

"Looking at the rest of the year, we are optimistic and have had good feedback about the broad range of new products we expect to sell in our device business," the chief executive, Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, said in a statement.

"The highly advanced technology used here may encourage a broad range of new products and services, such as high-speed wireless local area networks and broadband access systems for the Internet," said Michael K. Powell, the F.C.C. chairman.