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But Chaucer has a breadth of feeling that prevents anyone's being ridiculed for long.

But Mr. Wall's work has a breadth that few of his contemporaries match, as well as a missionary zeal that is cloaked by an extraordinary visual ambition.

She has a breadth of material that runs from jazz standards to traditional Irish ballads to a version of the Kinks' "(So) Tired of Waiting for You".

Whatever its flaws, "10 Unknowns" has a breadth and complexity lacking in, say, "Proof" (also silkily directed by Mr. Sullivan), this season's mainstream cerebral hit on Broadway.

"The baccalaureate has a breadth that A levels simply don't match and we are delighted Ucas is including it in the tariff," he said.

Here's a flavour: He has a breadth of experience few central bankers can boast, spanning academia, government, the private sector and regulatory bodies.

Since most of these people were going through his guesthouses, he had a breadth of knowledge".

Charities are heavily reliant on and have a breadth of uses for digital.

He had a breadth of vision and sympathy, both rare and welcome in the music business.

He had a breadth of appeal, attracting the respect of whites and blacks, the business community and the working class.

If it does take to the air, the plane will have a breadth of talent that nothing else matches.