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But there is little to be gained broadly by Democrats embracing guns.

Nineteenth-century fur trapper and frontiersman Hugh Glass, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, encounters some bear cubs in an eerily quiet forest and then hears the snuffly-wet sound of their parent behind him, a grownup grizzly who has gained a broadly correct impression of Glass's overall intentions.

The immediate benefits are seen in the booming economies of shale-laden states like North Dakota, but Americans stand to gain more broadly from lower energy prices and from higher incomes generated by energy exports.

The Thibodaux Massacre set back black farmworker organizing decades, and hostility to union organizing more broadly gained momentum in the South.

The euro gained slightly but remained broadly unchanged over the week.

Webster and his cohorts eventually succeeded in wedding the causes of workers' rights to civil rights more broadly, and gained recognition from the largest federation of American unions.

The research stirred interest on the business conference circuit but never gained traction in any broadly used application, and the division soon folded.

The mechanistic insights gained here can be broadly applied to design more efficient materials capable of exsolution and to control the nanoparticle growth and coverage.

This "pyramidal" format rewards students who can place facts in a historical context, so those who study broadly gain an edge.

He suggests that part of the reason the current student protests are gaining traction more broadly in Dutch society is because they are rejecting and calling for alternatives to market-orientated managerial changes that have taken hold in many areas of life and work, including in hospitals, housing corporations, schools and colleges.

Applying this same critical eye more broadly, Masoro has gained a reputation over the decades for candidly dissecting weaknesses in colleagues' research at scientific meetings.