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The administration's actions do not lift the sweeping array of economic sanctions in place against Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, but the announcement punctuated an extraordinary and swift warming of relations between two countries that have been estranged ever since Myanmar's military junta threw out the results of democratic elections in 1990 won by Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi's party.

But that sweeping array of eight parallel escalators linking the mezzanine to the concourse 35 feet above -- really the defining architectural feature of the old station -- will be piercingly familiar.

Ramon S. Velez, who was the son of a poor Puerto Rican farmer and became the baron of a sweeping array of poverty programs in the South Bronx, receiving high praise for registering hundreds of thousands of Hispanic voters and stinging criticism for profiting from his humanitarian initiatives, died on Sunday in Manhattan.

In Oklahoma, the state government is weighing a sweeping array of reforms to its troubled health insurance market that would utilize the innovation waivers, according to a 65-page outline published last month.

Declines across its sweeping array of stock and bond offerings cut the fees it earned for managing money on behalf of clients.

DealBook » BlackRock Earnings Slip 3%, but Exceed Forecasts | "Declines across its sweeping array of stock and bond offerings cut the fees it earned for managing money on behalf of clients," Mr. de la Merced reported.

BOSTON — James (Whitey) Bulger, the mobster who terrorized South Boston in the 1970s and '80s, holding the city in his thrall even after he disappeared, was convicted Monday of a sweeping array of gangland crimes, including 11 murders.

This is a facility with a wild, sweeping array of violations".

A draft anti-terrorism law threatens to impose sentences of death and life imprisonment for a sweeping array of infractions.

"It seeks to hold him responsible for a sweeping array of events involving a political and religious movement consisting of thousands of participants," the lawyers wrote.

Many of Broadway's leading producers and representatives from its major unions were scrambling yesterday to make a sweeping array of concessions and cost-cutting measures to help mend an industry imperiled by plunging ticket sales and a lack of tourist dollars after last week's terrorist attacks.