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The phrase "taking a broader" is not a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is too vague and does not provide enough detail to give useful meaning to the sentence. A more appropriate phrase that could be used in place of "taking a broader" would be "expanding upon" or "broadening". For example, "She is expanding upon the concept of sustainability in her presentation".
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But taking a broader view, who needs that?
Taking a broader view, not very much has changed.
It leaves no opportunities for taking a broader perspective, for looking into a more distant future".
Now, taking a broader perspective, she offers political songs alongside memories and musings.
As regulators carve out distinct parts of the investigation, James Giddens, the trustee, is taking a broader perspective.
Regulators are taking a broader look at the integrity of the financial data that the global financial system relies on.
An estimate of the current price taking a broader spectrum of exchanges into account shows it at $182.74.
Some investors are worried about frothy valuations, but taking a broader approach and looking at the technology sector as a whole, one sees a much more varied picture.
Taking a broader view, it would seem preferable to keep healthy by a method that is simple, reliable and doesn't require constant revision and fine-tuning.
Taking a broader perspective, Williams had for months been regarded as the next team most likely to throw in their lot with Ecclestone.
We didn't predict future trends - no one can really do that - it was more about taking a broader view of culture and human behaviour.
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