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As for the sports that concern him, he would dearly love to name names but he holds back and instead says more broadly of the issue: "This is the opportunity in certain executive committees to close their doors and say 'as of today, the old system is gone, we'll deal with those that need to be identified in due course but we're going to level the playing field'.

Of course, the American government was smiling broadly on this phenomenon of a freely and democratically elected government in the Middle East.

She seemed broadly tolerant of this.

The Enlightenment produced intellectuals such as John Locke and Jean Jacques Rousseau who promoted universal education and defined achievement broadly because of this.

However, we feel confident that the feeding patterns were broadly representative of this rural area of Africa because of the universal practice of prolonged breast-feeding and using complementary foods of limited quality and variety.

While the resulting list is not exhaustive, in that there are surely many more Apis transcription factors, it is a large sample of transcription factors that should be broadly representative of this class of genes.

It is an appropriate enough place to start in remembering Sulzberger: the story of his family, of the paper, and of American journalism — and, more broadly, of press freedom in this country — are all inextricably tied together.

6 7 Several decades of tobacco control strategies have been evaluated along with evidence of the health consequences of tobacco use, but has the reflective step of looking broadly across this vast corpus of research been taken?

Sciences are broadly of two kinds, a priori and empirical.

Modern saddles for horses are broadly of two types.

In 1850 carriages were broadly of two types.