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A general issue in exploiting such approach concerns the breadth of the population that can be reached by serious games.

Joe Delaney, 37, lives in the estate near the tower and expressed concerns about the breadth of the inquiry.

In the wake of the scandal sparked by Snowden's leaks, some members of Congress have expressed concerns over the breadth of US surveillance capabilities.

A spokesman for the Pennsylvania attorney general, whose office oversees charitable trusts, said, "We have concerns about the breadth of this proposal".

"Our clients are calling with concerns about the breadth of the government's reactions to what are admittedly serious transactions," said Michael L. Jamieson, a lawyer with Holland & Knight.

Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel had been embarrassed by the revelation that her mobile phone had been monitored and other allies expressed private concerns about the breadth of NSA monitoring.

Concerns about the breadth of the U.S. income distribution and limited intergenerational mobility have led to a focus on educational achievement gaps by socio-economic status (SES).

He also said that while he would be willing to discuss the appointment of an independent prosecutor, among his concerns was the breadth of powers that such an investigator would have.

As congressional negotiators attempt to clear a key technical hurdle preventing a popular Russia and Iran sanctions bill from final passage, some lawmakers are expressing new concerns over the breadth of energy sanctions in the legislation.

A: Award shows can shrug off complaints like #OscarSoWhite and legitimate concerns about the breadth of artistry and representation, because as long as whiteness is the default or normalized as the universal experience, anything that questions the establishment is perceived as whining.

Five institutions were put into special measures, with Ofsted raising concerns about the breadth of pupils' education in two academies.