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The Caribbean Spa and Wellness Association's success in creating their own set of therapeutic standards demonstrates that cooperation in regulating emerging economic sectors related to health and wellness most broadly is a viable route for Caribbean countries.

Smiling most broadly was the 33-year-old American John Isner, who squeaked into the final eight on the back of injuries to others and he looked suitably thrilled.

The most broadly conserved is PPM8, which is part of a group containing human and yeast pyruvate dehydrogenase PP.

Although teaching authority most broadly defined is vested in the whole church, it is especially associated with certain well-defined organs.

To put it most broadly: fantasy isn't the opposite of reality, but an essential part of it; the imagination is a defining trait of humanity; and, if costumes are an inescapable part of the direction of a film or staging of a play, clothing plays no less a role in life.

The P-DUDES gene with links to cancer most broadly documented is SRPX.

America scores highly because its economy, broadly, is the most open.

Most broadly, he was signalling his confidence in Burma's halting, maddening, imperfect but utterly astonishing transformation.

Most broadly, what are the long-term costs of the government's stepping in to restore order after so many wealthy financiers became so much wealthier through what now seem like reckless bets on housing — bets now covered with public dollars?

Most broadly, I am interested in the intersection between ecological science and law.

Despite opposition from Unison, Maude said most unions had "broadly been pretty supportive and I've really struggled to find anyone who is opposed to it".