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Since then, the investigation has widened beyond Chicago and Copenhagen.

Human rights groups said the conflict has widened beyond the two groups because each has called in heavily armed allies from various corners of Darfur.

As the industry has grown, its customer base has widened beyond the original core of very wealthy and (reputedly) loyal individuals.

The search for natural gas has widened beyond the usual venues like Texas and the Rocky Mountain West to Pennsylvania and New York State, site of a vast deposit called the Marcellus Shale.

As the hypothesis has evolved, the range of potentially significant exposures under consideration has widened beyond those that result in clinical infection to include sub-clinical infection, colonization or even seemingly inconsequential exposure.

As Wal-Mart reported higher-than-expected first-quarter earnings on Thursday, it suggested in a regulatory filing that the scope of an internal investigation into bribery accusations had widened beyond the retailer's subsidiary in Mexico.

And while I do not wish to conflate class with nationality (the working classes of England, Wales and Northern Ireland can hardly feel valued by pay gaps that have widened beyond belief), I believe Scottish priorities for solutions to health, education and social mobility might be different.

Half a pound at a time, it became clear that Mr. Mangum's scope has widened well beyond brisket.

Since then its remit has widened well beyond the two specific objectives set out by Obama, of protecting the Kurdish people and US personnel in Irbil, and helping Yazidis who fled Sinjar and other sites in the Ninewa province.

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The economic downturn, she said, has widened the interest in farming beyond the bio-dilettantes and the merely curious: "It's not a movement that's going to go away.