But, like the north-east more broadly, that year was a high-water mark for SYMG.
Applied broadly, that would mean the biggest chunk of the industry might take a price hit of a like amount.
More broadly, that team presaged the explosion of accomplishment and interest in women's sports that followed at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics and the 1999 World Cup.
More broadly, that first campaign taught Mr. Bush, as his old pal Mr. O'Neill puts it, "don't let your opponent define you".
The rule had exceptions, saying that "distress sales" need not be used as the basis for reporting, but it was unclear how broadly that could be interpreted.
"The implications of how broadly that would affect all countries in Europe would overwhelm the impact of whatever comes out of the super committee," he said.
Quite how broadly that reflects Burmese public opinion is hard to say.
She tells Broadly that because sexuality is such an important aspect of people's lives, it may be something they consider when thinking about their birth plan.
"The law has been interpreted so broadly that a reasonable person can't discern its limits".
Consensus has been reached, broadly, that we need to have an "honest conversation" about immigration.
Ministers have indicated broadly that they will accept those plans, but will announce details this summer.
