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When President Obama pledged on Tuesday to pursue broad changes in the nation's immigration system, Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the Democratic leader, was effusive in his praise for the effort.

Frankly, given the behaviour of governments and central banks over the past two years it would be truly bizarre not to observe fairly substantial fiscal multipliers.And that is the key point: policymakers suffered from a striking lack of perspective in opting to pursue broad austerity* beginning in 2010.

However, newer types of AHCIPs are emerging that diverge from this model and use collaborative arrangements to jointly pursue broad areas of research, data analysis or drug development [12, 21].

The government's efforts to attract foreign investment, to develop export markets, and to pursue broad economic reforms has been key to Lithuania's quick recovery from a deep recession, making Lithuania one of the fastest growing economies in the EU.

It also enables the researcher to pursue broad exploratory measurements, after which the focus can be narrowed to only the most promising ions that have demonstrated a relationship to a particular anatomical structure of interest.

Now, she says, it is time to pursue broader goals of democracy, including in the Middle East.

Both Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore are using the gun issue to pursue broader themes of attack.

But this is something legislators often do, either to placate competing interests or to pursue broader objectives.

A few used the boom to fill sovereign-wealth funds, to build stockpiles of foreign-exchange reserves or to pursue broader economic reforms.

For decades conservatives and progressives had argued over whether the purpose of a company is to maximise shareholder value or pursue broader social ends.

Some, like Wei Jane Chir, make art rooted in ethnic identity, while others, like Mabel Peralta, Yoko Motomiya and Reiko Hasegawa, pursue broader themes.