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However, the EU has played its part, opening the country up to wide networks of interaction and exchange.

Suddenly all kinds of indie films — not just the ones that showed strong theatrical promise — could be served up to wide audiences.

Ross failed to catch up to wide receiver DeSean Jackson on a 60-yard scoring play — 15 seconds after the Giants had taken a 31-30 late late in the third quarter — that gave the Eagles the lead for good.

When Jets running back Curtis Martin turned and pitched the ball back to quarterback Ray Lucas before he got to the line of scrimmage, neither Garnes nor Thomas were in position to catch up to wide receiver Wayne Chrebet, who had streaked behind both as the fake was executed.

It can't have been welcome for Purnell himself to open these issues up to wide public view, especially just the day after Boaden confirmed her imminent departure from the BBC.

In each medium, the artist works with his trademark grids, scaling them down to the size of a Battenburg cake and up to wide bands that fill much of a wall.

But I hope to open it up to wider public participation on return from Uganda.

"What is wrong with opening it up to wider independent scrutiny?" asked Bacon.

"Television can be important in terms of making private sexual issues more public, and opening them up to wider debate," says Arthurs.

Yesterday, however, Rihanna uploaded a series of photos to her Instagram account and in one of them she is seen cuddling up to wide-grinned Brown.

Contemporary political sociology includes these areas of research, but it has been opened up to wider questions of power and politics.