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Officials in Peshawar said the attack on Monday was different in that it did not appear to target a specific party but aimed instead to foster a broader climate of fear during the campaign season.

The thinking has required looking beyond local strengths to foster a broader view of the league by fans, whose allegiances are mostly tribal, and sponsors, whose cash adds to the league's relatively modest national TV revenue.

The aim here is not to reduce the decision-making process to a popular vote but to foster a broader, deeper dialogue about the future direction of UK research.

A coordinated effort on this, the most inflammatory of conflicts, could in turn help foster a broader improvement of American-Arab relations, changing the dynamic in ties with the Saudis, perhaps even the Syrians too.

We will continue to build our presence among Chinese speaking populations around the world and seek to foster a broader and more engaged user community.

India has had a few notable growth-stage startups like advertising network InMobi and Flipkart, but Sawhney wants foster a broader pool of startups across the entire country.

He also asserted in a statement that he would fight corruption and foster a broad national dialogue.

So while sampling's presence may have made hip hop into the form that many of us miss dearly, its absence could actually start to foster a broad sound that we also may soon grow to know and love.

Throughout the century, greater education, new discoveries, and, above all, the growth of mass media fostered a broader appreciation of ancient Egypt and a democratization of Egyptomania.

"It's not the definitive word about whether gene drives are going to happen or not happen," he says, "but it's already having an impact in terms of fostering a broader conversation about the potential benefits and harm".

The NGO started off as a micro-savings scheme but also fostered a broader sense of solidarity that today has evolved into a strong women's movement.