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Nowhere is this more apparent than in its menu offering, which has quietly gone through an extensive overhaul specifically aimed at addressing the movement toward healthier eating in an effort to offer broader appeal beyond its staple of burgers and fries.
The organisers aim to offer a broad appeal, more akin to the Latitude and Hay festivals.
Afterward, Mr. Liu's supporters offered broad praise.
The former Florida governor collected a war chest of $118m last year and accrued the backing of many in the party's hierarchy who believed it was Bush, who has a Mexican-born wife and a comparatively moderate approach to immigration reform, who offered the most broad appeal for a general electorate.
Its broad appeal offers some hope for common ground in math education.
State laws offer broader protections.
The political choices on offer were losing their broad appeal, in a way that they never had during even the most depoliticised years of the 50s.
In addition to name recognition and broad appeal, deceased celebrities offer the marketing community something living entertainers do not: peace of mind.
Political players and commentators alike seem prepared to countenance every possibility except one: that someone with broad appeal could just decide they are unhappy with what is on offer and do their own thing.
None possessed broad appeal.
Special sauce: Broad appeal.
