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And in July, Baylor will start another project with 32 pediatricians to work on a broader array of diseases.

If this leads to reliance on a broader array of suppliers or deeper relationships with countries that have fewer qualms about supplying controversial regimes, the likes of BAE could suffer.

Sullivan's piece focuses on Randy Brinson, "a lifelong Republican and founder of Redeem the Vote, a national voter registration organization that targets evangelicals," who has worked with Democrats "on a broader array of evangelical concerns, like protecting programs to help the poor, supporting public education, and expanding health care".

The jewels of his small empire on K Street are his two policy centers: the Center for Health Transformation, which is actually a for-profit association of health care providers, and the newer American Solutions, which churns out research on a broader array of issues.

Several approaches have been developed to conduct systematic reviews on a broader array of questions.

Studies on a broader array of genotypes are needed to rule out the effect of genotype on temperature effects both on absolute metabolite levels and metabolite network structure.

A second reminder was sent to a broader array of staff on July 17.

At age 21, Bahari moved to Montreal to study film and political science; after graduating, he worked as a journalist and documentarian, taking on a broad array of topics, from a film about Jewish refugees turned away by the U.S. in 1939 to a movie about Iranians' love of soccer.

And with Amazon's expansion beyond just "cable" services, the site is now poised to take on reselling a broader array of bundles, including those that aren't just internet or tv.

The trade agreement also reinforced and magnified changes in Mexico's rural economy -- brought on by a broad array of other policies -- that are damaging the environment, according to Scott Vaughan, an economist who recently left Carnegie to head the environmental unit at the Organization of American States.

The money currently being plowed into new highways could almost certainly be better spent instead on fixing our existing roads, bridges and transit systems and on providing more Americans with a broader array of transportation choices -- including transit, intercity rail, and facilities for biking and walking.