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His imposing scope made him what might now be called a public intellectual.

One aide to the Republican leadership said House leaders had not fought to defeat the measure because they believed that its reduced scope made it less objectionable than a broad commission.

Earlier this summer Scope made a landmark decision to stop being a charity and convert to a "social purpose business" with chief executive Mark Atkinson saying that the notion of charity is seen by many to undermine disabled people's rights.

Established practice in data collection: as far as the authors can attest, this is the first survey of this kind (and scope) made in Portugal.

I argued at the time that this last-minute increase in the rule's scope made no sense at all; it was done without public input on those changes to the rule, it was unnecessarily intrusive on an industry that had no instances of beryllium-related illnesses, and it certainly flunked any objective cost-benefit analysis.

We are now entering the age of copying from China, says Lee. Scale and scope made US companies flourish in the vast American market in the 19th century and then successfully compete globally in the 20th century, wrote historian Alfred Chandler.

He and Scope make a dazzling duo, trading verses at warp speed, with the occasional help of singer Daniel Pearce.

But since then, the Bush administration has instead tightened the immigration rules and broadened their scope, making it virtually impossible for the Haitians to be released soon.

The length of time that Poehlman perpetrated his fraud — 10 years — and its scope make his case unique, even among the most egregious examples of scientific misconduct.

The 2014 report has a wider scope, making comparisons difficult, but the authors of the latest version conclude: "the problem is much greater than previously known or documented".

"We believe its size and national scope make it an instant political force to be reckoned with," John J. Sweeney, the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s president, said of the alliance.