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DESPITE a UN Security Council resolution that gave Iran until February 21st to stop enriching uranium or face a wider range of economic sanctions, the Islamic Republic blithely ignored the international body and declared, in its president's words, that it would "continue our work to achieve our right [to nuclear technology] in the shortest possible time".

Users in the UK may also face a wider ban later this year.

That's much better for the super paranoid, but also for those who might face a wider range of threats — such as those who work in government.

Washington would also face a wider Europe changed by the U.K.'s post-withdrawal relationship with the E.U.

They face a wide, rambling greenbelt — a park, in effect.

He has a full face, a wide, unfake smile, and a Mahatmaesque Anglo-Indian speech pattern.

He has a round face, a wide nose, and brown eyes.

During a one-on-one drill, McGraw, a 6-foot-3 safety from Kansas State, decided to face a wide receiver.

He said high-street operators face a wide range of problems, including a lack of affordable car parking, one-way streets and red tape.

More advanced skiers may want to go east from the top to explore Cows Face, a wide open slope with sweeping views over Oregon's high desert.

The FGC will, as mentioned, face a wide range of risks.