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Its decision to publish these rulings suggests it has wider concerns about the scale and privacy risks of current programmatic ad practices in the mobile space than can be attached to any single player.

Its pits are less elongated than those of M. rufobrunnea, and it has wider paraphyses, up to 30 µm.

But I don't think the rest of us should because it has wider ramifications about the press treatment of people in similar circumstances.

Dronning Louises Bro (Queen Louise's Bridge) has always been my favourite place in Copenhagen but now that it has wider pavements and benches, it has become the city's number one place to watch sunsets and people.

The English commissioner will only have the power to set up an inquiry which focuses on an individual child if the secretary of state decides it has wider implications for children generally.

Derbyshire, who is the executive comment editor of the Financial Times, said that judges didn't consider the timeliness of East West Street when they included it on the shortlist, but admitted it "has wider resonance" today.

It has wide application value in many fields due to its excellent structural, optical, and chemical properties.

But it has wide implications for her approach to poetry and history.

It has wide range of application in forensic science.

It has wide foreground for noises assessment of WTGS.

Nonetheless, it has wide applications in engineering and science.