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More broadly, despite the anecdotal fear, black servants never did seize the swimming pools and villas of their white employers.

"People have been taking photographs and sharing their Bean Boot stories," said Ms. Beem, who smiled broadly despite the cold temperatures.

"It was a beautiful launch," he said, grinning broadly, despite the ordeal of being squashed inside the Russian capsule for more than 10 hours, and a tense last-minute drama on reaching the station that will be his home for the next six months.

Gladkov was smiling broadly despite a cut on his lip and damaged knee, which flared up in his first round fight in Glasgow.

Obama has said he does not have the power to suspend deportations more broadly, despite pleas from activists.

Lest one thinks this is an anomaly, an agency run amok, the courts themselves have interpreted Section 271 (e) of the Hatch-Waxman Act very broadly, despite the use of "solely", because the purpose of the statute was to provide a "safe harbor" for generic producers to have a cheaper version of the same drug available on the day the owner's patent expires.

Read Between the Racism: The Serious Lack of Diversity in Book Publishing: Ilana Masad writes for Broadly about, despite much talk about it, the diversity problem is not anywhere near getting fixed.

The argument in favor of expanding the definition of design beyond its professional application is now broadly accepted (despite the efforts of a grumpy bunch of old-school design "professionals" to rebuff it) but to what end?

"The directors feel that the group is well placed to build on its established activities," said the accounts, which said operating profits at Channel 5 had risen sharply while Express Newspapers was "broadly similar" despite "tough trading conditions".

This has been better than expected and the outlook is still broadly reassuring despite the big fiscal retrenchment over the next four years.That prognosis comes from the new outfit Mr Osborne has put in charge of economic forecasting, a job previously done by the Treasury.

The fragile ceasefire is said to be broadly holding, despite some fighting in recent days.