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Its interest in exercise dates may signal an emerging front in its widening investigation into stock option abuses at more than 100 companies, from Silicon Valley start-ups to well-known giants like Apple Computer and UnitedHealth Group.

Yet like the troubled adolescents engulfed in its widening web of psychological intrigue, The Falling trembles and twitches with so much unreadable meaning that it's impossible to diagnose its hypnotic spell on first viewing – if at all.

YOU can complain all you want about the art-world money-go-round and the celebrity circus spinning in its widening gyre.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Thursday stood by ally Saudi Arabia in its widening rift with Iran over the execution of a Shiite cleric while urging the regional rivals to pursue a diplomatic solution.

"The university has made significant progress in all its widening participation measures over the same period.

While China is seizing the spotlight in East and Southeast Asia with its widening economic footprint and muscular diplomacy, it is also quietly making its presence felt on its western flank, once primarily Russia's domain.

Hamas's victory in Gaza, and its widening rift with Fatah, have left many residents feeling afraid.

Its appeal to self-respect in young offenders and its widening system of privileges and responsibilities have their roots in reason as well as in humanity.

In the event, it widened its deficit target for 2015 to 2.3% of GDP, up just a touch from last year's 2.1%.

The TED spread is an indication of lack of trust in financial markets; its widening was a sign that things were going bad.

While some of those barbs can be countered by pointing to Radio 4's audience of 9.4 million and the loyalty of its regular listeners, Damazer concedes there is work to do in widening its appeal, particularly in bringing in new voices from around the UK and from ethnic minorities.