But, like the north-east more broadly, that year was a high-water mark for SYMG.
More broadly, that team presaged the explosion of accomplishment and interest in women's sports that followed at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics and the 1999 World Cup.
More broadly, that first campaign taught Mr. Bush, as his old pal Mr. O'Neill puts it, "don't let your opponent define you".
"Yet it is the membership more broadly that is being asked to vote on these policies this weekend, without the benefit of seeing how much they will cost and how we propose to pay for them.
If true of alternative work more broadly, that would suggest that what many commenters interpreted as a structural shift in the economy was instead a temporary result of a weak labor market.
"That's the argument he's making to black voters and, more broadly, that's the entire Trump campaign".
If ever there was time that you should expect your news and culture platform to help you see the world more broadly, that time is now.
Young believes that capital from TPG will enable McAfee to acquire security companies more broadly that may not have fit in with the initial Intel vision.
While the majority of its business is in China and Asia more broadly, that is a huge market and gives Alibaba enough lift to grow fast and move up in the market more quickly.
And you know, it's this combination of a viral spreading within the organization and the end users, together with the ability for companies to implement it more broadly, that have, I think, made SharePoint so popular.
And more broadly -- that's worth applauding.
