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MoneyGram not only added the U.S. to that strategy, but it had the potential to give Ant a physical network of cross-border offices and a much large slice of the global cross-payment industry.

It said that "trusts are gearing themselves up for a much larger slice of the private patient market".

To remove this bias, an investor could allocate a much larger slice of her portfolio to government bonds.

It was crucial that it meet all the criteria for a Chinese co-production — which would qualify it for a much larger slice of theatrical revenues from China.

Individual investors account for a much larger slice of trading in Nasdaq shares than they do in NYSE and Amex shares, where institutional investors matter more.

Indeed, LaValle's fellowship of the mistreated and the mentally ill is only a stand-in for a much larger slice of inconvenient America.

Contrary to the image sometimes conjured up, death duties, the precursor to inheritance tax, were once paid by a much larger slice of the population than is now liable for inheritance tax.

"We're really looking at not just the lowest of the lowest income households but that slice of households that live somewhere above the poverty line but are constantly in danger of being thrown into financial catastrophe, and that's a much larger slice of the American public than we are currently talking about".

He was recently slapped with a series of citations for illegally tearing down trees on the property, and the landmarks commission is moving ahead with plans to designate a much larger slice of his land -- including the former site of the Day cottage and four other cottages still standing -- as a landmark.

This new investment — which was led by a Warburg Pincus affiliate in Vietnam and closed last year — is aimed at fortifying that lead and grabbing a much larger slice of the Vietnamese population, which is tipped to rocket past 100 million by 2025.

These ordinary individuals represent a much larger slice of the pie than the terrorists, kidnappers, rapists, and other evil doers that the NSA is legally allowed to spy on after they receive a warrant.