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Ski remains the core of winter-sports holidays, but operators are increasingly broadening the scope of such trips.

"China and India," says the report, "are on the brink of overtaking western Europe as the most important locations for foreign R&D for US companies".Although companies are increasingly broadening the geographical range of their R&D facilities, the report says that they are not yet integrating them very successfully.

With modern retailers increasingly broadening their product mixes (Urban Outfitters -- to pick just one example -- sells everything from clothing to books to jewelry to cameras and vinyl records) to include complementary and lifestyle products, how could this strategy effectively communicate the totality of a retailer's offerings?

UNICEF and partners have been increasingly broadening the global scope of youth engagement through technological innovations.

59 More generally, conceptions of health and concerns for the wellbeing of both individuals and populations are increasingly broadening to include diverse "quality of life" attributes, including happiness.

The depth and diversity of the presentations is a testimony to increasingly broadening interest and involvement in the life sciences.

On the other hand, we expect that the same developments regarding information and communication technologies, will increasingly broaden the methodological possibilities for space-time use research.

The alternative theory points to the fact that besieging Iran by imposing sanctions that will increasingly broaden will break the back of the rulers of the Islamic Republic, and that there is no need for a military adventure that would provide these rulers with the loyalty of the Iranian people and the sympathy of the Muslim World.

Importantly learning has been increasingly broadened to include not only mastery of facts but also cultivation of autonomy and self-realisation as in the common phrase 'independent learning'.

However, abundant ephedroid fossil plants from the Early Cretaceous have increasingly broadened our understanding of the circumscription and character variation of the family, so an emended familial diagnosis is provided here.

University scientists are playing an increasingly larger role in broadening public awareness of science research, as federal grant applications are judged not only on intellectual merit but also on their broader impact to the public (National Science Foundation [NSF], 2012).