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More broadly, such prices would impose real damage across a world economy already lumbering under much strain.

More broadly, such incentives would send an important message to citizens of all ages — the United States puts a high value on voting in all elections.

Wear said he would be more excited about the new office if the Trump administration prioritized civil-rights issues more broadly, such as the Voting Rights Act.

If replicated more broadly, such a change would destroy many smaller publishers, as well as larger ones with an outsized reliance on social media referrals for visitors.

But more broadly, such cars appear unlikely to be embraced by consumers until a network of charging stations is established that instills confidence.

Other laws that don't target employee monitoring, but do restrict the monitoring of electronic communications more broadly, such as the federal Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA), must also be taken into account.

Increasingly, said Mark G. Heesen, president of the National Venture Capital Association, venture capital funds are creating funds that limit investments to a single area, but those areas tend to be more broadly defined, such as biotechnology or life sciences "He doesn't have limited partners telling him what he can and cannot do," Mr. Heesen said.

More broadly, efforts such as this to review and analyze ongoing developments in legal regimes and institutional structure contribute to a still-nascent but rapidly expanding legal literature that explores the implications of climate change for environmental and other legal regimes.

The likelihood of goading conservative politicians into cracking down on the arts more broadly makes such undertakings in D.C. uniquely risky.

More generally, such results are broadly consistent with several recent studies examining Wnt signaling, T-box genes, and blood development.

Admiration, and emotional arousal more broadly, had no such effect.