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But the case also shed light upon broader issues concerning the behaviour of the British army during September 2003, the difficult, transitional period between war and peace-keeping in Iraq.

Even then the company touched upon broader ambitions, including groceries, prescriptions and package delivery.

The combined impact of dual BEZ and MPA treatment upon the TCA cycle are likely to impact upon broader aspects of mitochondrial function.

Frequently repeated themes were grouped within agreed upon broader categories.

Comparing these results with those reported by Lemieux et al. [ 13] indicates that the placement of Mesostigma at the base of the Chlorophyta and Streptophyta remained favoured upon broader taxon sampling but received weaker support.

Through the examination of this specific issue of contemporary understandings and perceptions of fat and reproduction this article also comments upon broader questions to do with the aesthetics of the body, and with what early modern people might have thought about what constituted an attractive and healthy body, and what bodies were for.

I first read Louis Sachar's Wayside School books in second grade, and I felt as if I'd been psychologically recognized, like a neon fetishist discovering Dan Flavin, or a millennial stoner happening upon "Broad City".

Unjust enrichment has an ancient history based upon broad principles of fairness.

For its inaugural show, The Met Breuer reflects upon broad philosophical questions that have consumed artists for centuries: When is a work of art really "finished?" Beyond that, does it even need to be?

The long turnaround times lead to increased reliance upon broad spectrum antimicrobials and generally lead to suboptimal outcomes for patients (including increased mortality rates).

A final document emerged (presented herein) with agreed upon broad principles and specific algorithms that will function for any upcoming disasters; including the current 2009 H1N1 influenza pandemic.