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But Vincke touched on another key factor, which is absent from the Broadly article: women's agency.

There will be outrage about this decision from the broadly pro-life lobby.

In part, the enthusiasm stemmed from the advice from the broadly influential American Heart Association.

The new guidelines are but one example of how President Bush has strayed from the broadly ecumenical traditions that have guided White House religious policy in the past.

Some analysts say this is down to a long-term population drift away from the broadly Labour-supporting north and inner cities, and towards the broadly Tory south and suburbs.

Or this, from the broadly cheerful Breathing Lessons: "Sifting through these layers of belongings while Ira stood mute behind her, Maggie had a sudden view of her life as circular.

This apart from accruing the broadly socially accepted good also serves the purpose of demonstrating the cost of social punishments.

Begonia longgangensis resembles B. liuyanii, also from Longgang Nature Reserve, in the broadly ovate to suborbicular leaf blade, differing by the much smaller leaves, subglabrous leaf surface, pink flowers, dichasial cymes and the remarkably long stolons sent out from rhizomes.

The ornamentation of the shell includes prominent ribbing that extends from the apex to the broadly expanding margin.

Yet, far from creating another scandal, the broadly welcomed list was applauded by a Times leader "in praise of shorter novels".

As the alternative-program trend exposes a cultural fault line between television's past and its future, the reality genre itself has broadened to include everything from the sleazy to the broadly appealing.