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Scotland Yard officials consulted with the Crown Prosecution Service on how broadly to investigate.

The range of issues considered to fall within the purview of bioethics varies depending on how broadly the field is defined.

The discussions, which shaped classified court briefs filed this month, have centered on how broadly to define the types of terrorism suspects who may be detained without trials as wartime prisoners.

In a recent blog post, David Drummond, Google's chief legal officer, wrote that a modern smartphone might be susceptible to as many as 250,000 potential patent claims, depending on how broadly those patents and claims were interpreted.

It's no wonder, then, that tax loopholes and subsidies reduced government revenues by around $700 billion to $1.2 trillion last year, depending on how broadly you define the term.

David C. Drummond, Google's chief legal officer, estimated that a modern smartphone might be susceptible to as many as 250,000 potential patent claims, depending on how broadly those patents and claims were interpreted.

Legal experts are divided on the question of how broadly the effect of a guilty verdict might be felt.

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But counties are limited as to how broadly we can institute a ban on BPA.

Much will depend on details, including how broadly prosecutors define a defendant's criminal history, and what it means to have "ties" to a gang.

WASHINGTON — President-elect Barack Obama's selection of former Senator Tom Daschle for secretary of health and human services posed new questions on Wednesday about how broadly the new administration would apply Mr. Obama's campaign promises to limit potential conflicts of interest among his appointees.