Section 14 was repealed by § 17 of the Crimes Act of 1825, which broadened the offense of counterfeiting and reduced authorized the punishment from death to 10 years hard labor and a $5000 fine.
The "Act" refers to the Immigration Act of 1918, which broadened the definition of anarchy, thus allowing the government to arrest suspected anarchists without due process.
In 1967, the year his boyfriend beat him to death with a hammer, the British playwright Joe Orton wrote "What the Butler Saw," a brilliant deconstruction of farce, which broadened the expressive boundaries of the genre, pushing it toward the kind of comedy that Ionesco called "a theatre of violence: violently comic, violently dramatic".
This material choice reflects the early Constructivist idea that everyday objects and materials should be used to create abstract works of art, which broadened the conceptual definitions of art in general.
Moreover, this biosensor can offer practical applications in the high-throughput screening of MTase inhibitors, of which broadens the potential in the clinical diagnostics and related biomedical research.
But Train of Thought, which broadened the author pool from poets to historians, philosophers and scientists, apparently did not achieve the canonical status of its predecessor.
At the academy, which featured such lecturers as Marie Curie, H.G. Wells, Albert Einstein, and José Ortega y Gasset, Varo became familiar with new ideas: the theories of Sigmund Freud, which broadened the boundaries of reality, the work of André Breton, which defined surrealism as a literary and artistic movement.
The popularity of the automobile, which broadened the choice of day trips and vacation spots, doomed the steamers and, in turn, Indian Point.
These rare milestones occurred within a short period of time: after the rise of mass media, which broadened audiences exponentially and gave people a stake in such spectacles, but before 24-hour saturation coverage left little to write about afterward.
We entered an arm of the Gosaba River, which broadened to open, long views down its straight course.
