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Now it may turn out that as a legal matter the First Amendment issues involved in this case are so overarching that developing a personal understanding of the actual medium itself is irrelevant.

It recognizes that among the performers who spend their lives jet-setting from concert to concert, there are some singularly gifted musicians whose ideas about the repertory are so overarching that the traditional presentation format cannot do them justice.

Because the role of "data scientist" is so overarching and becoming larger, there are a lot of roles that have expertise in small parts of the puzzle, and DataScience has to fill in the holes by making it easier to query the right information.

As Harvey depicts it, the intersection at Broadway and Houston might have been a village square, so orderly and placid does it seem, so rural that overarching sky.

The MCC's librarian, Robinson recreates the matches themselves with compelling precision, but in doing so neglects his overarching argument, that the inconsistency which saw 28 different players selected over the course of that summer destabilised English cricket for a generation.

So when Zuckerberg invokes overarching "security purposes" as a justification for violating people's privacy en masse it pays to ask critical questions about what kind of security it's actually purporting to be able deliver.

Katz and Singer note, "health issues that do not pose security threats should not be contextualized as such, since doing so may detract from overarching public health and foreign policy objectives" (p. 233) [ 20].

Push your pelvis forward so you aren't overarching your back and pull your abdominal muscles in to support your back.

And Federer, the original Swiss prince, Wawrinka's friend and overarching shadow for so long, is still stylishly a menacing presence but again he could not finish a grand slam campaign the way he started it and it will soon be two years since he last won a major.

Here's a snapshot of the table of contents so you can see the overarching themes.

We should welcome new schools - as they do in many progressive countries - so long as those schools accept overarching admissions policies and the minimum curriculum standards.