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Colley seems to sense this dog-tail problem, for, as if reaching for wider scope than that allowed by captivity tales, she broadens her definition of captivity in two odd ways.

The flap over Ms. Gillibrand's immigration record underscores the political challenges she faces as she broadens her political constituency from an overwhelmingly white district along New York's eastern fringe to the entire state.

However, Downing Street, aware that she has the potential to cause lethal damage if she broadens her attack on the Cameron circle, as her resignation letter threatened, distanced itself from such briefings.

Much has been written about downsizing, but she broadens the literature in examining pervasive insecurity on the job, shrinking benefit packages, the rise of the temporary worker and the pitting of worker against worker in the downsizing game of musical chairs.

She needn't worry; the book is at its best when she does strike a more serious note, particularly when she broadens her perspective, as she does in the prologue, to become impassioned about the state of mental health care in Britain.

Menopause MondaysTM allows Ellen an expansive platform from which she broadens her discussion of menopause, women's health, and life as a menopausal (and fabulous!) woman.

In time she broadened her horizons.

Instead of retreating, she broadened her appeal to all immigrants, Professor Schor said.

She broadened the expertise of the unit by introducing cytogenetics, work on biochemical genetic markers and early pre and post-implantation mouse embryo manipulation.

Jennifer Altman, a member of Mr. Gore's legal team in Miami Beach, had been assigned to research the Votomatic, so she broadened her search to patents.

Kate Millett's Sexual Politics made the best-seller list in 1970, and in it she broadened the term politics to include all "power-structured relationships" and posited that the personal was actually political.