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The euro zone offers scope for contagion, and confusion, on an epic scale.

Seen in isolation, it offers scope for a standalone virtuosic display.

Design of such water soluble nanocomposites offers scope for obtaining materials with enhanced ultrafast optical nonlinearity.

The Montreal Convention also offers scope for higher payments where your baggage is not lost but delayed.

And this, he says, offers scope for all sorts of stem cell remedies in the future.

The view that peripheral inflammation can increase the risk of dementia in older people offers scope for prevention.

The predatory masculine sexuality discourse offers less scope for adaptation and it might need to be countered by discourses that discourage risk taking.

The inefficiency and corruption that blight the welfare system at least offer scope for reform.

Even terrorism and assassination can offer scope for an ugly kind of courage.

Inflation slowed to 2.5% in Canada, which could offer scope for further interest-rate cuts to combat the slowdown.

Nevertheless, the pulpit offered scope for oratory (as in Melito of Sardis's Homily on the Pascha, c. 170).