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Even with 8% cuts, Britain will remain one of the world's top spending military nations, broadly on a par with France and Russia, and superior to Germany and Japan.

The economy is (broadly) on a set course.

For many years up until the recent crisis, the market valued Greek, Portuguese, Italian and other southern Eurozone debt broadly on a par with AAA-rated German debt.

The panel also said American intelligence officials had relied too much on specific warnings of imminent attacks, which they did not have in the case of Benghazi, rather than basing assessments more broadly on a deteriorating security environment.

"He's been thinking about it for months, making notes and reading other speeches, reading broadly on a lot of subjects," Stuart Stevens, Mr. Romney's chief strategist, told reporters this week.

In Europe, markets took Asias cues, rising broadly on a flurry of merger activity.

The case has been seen as offering a window on the cozy relationship between lawmakers and hospitals, and more broadly on an apparent culture of corruption in Albany.

When you define the system this broadly, it takes on a more spiritually suggestive cast.

"Long before I was a politician, I was a Yankee fan," Mr. Giuliani said at his daily City Hall news briefing as he grinned broadly and put on a Yankee cap.

While Zhavoronkov has bold dreams about conquering aging, today the company is focused more broadly on creating an inventory of new molecules that could provide new therapeutics, albeit particularly focused on longevity (here is the company's research paper on PubMed).

Under E.U. voting rules, the proposed law requires the support of a weighted majority of member states in a system based broadly on the size of a country.