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Mr Darling's debating was broadly good and at moments superb.

But the Order's 15,000-strong show of visceral pro-union strength through Scotland's capital was broadly good-natured, though fiercely so.

For emerging economies, conditions vary widely, the report said, but the picture is broadly good.

Though only a third of countries meet the ILO's recommended minimum of at least 14 weeks off for new mothers, paid at two-thirds their salary and funded publicly, the picture in the rich world is broadly good, and in the poor world improving.But how many countries meet the ILO's guidelines on paternity leave?

The reviews for Thrilling Cities were broadly good.

If you read theatre reviews you would think that roughly a third of all plays produced are, broadly, "very good", maybe another third are "good" and the remainder are "mediocre" or downright awful.

"I think too much of the BBC's output, across the board, I am including drama, factual, not just news, has taken the standpoint that liberalising euthanasia is broadly a good thing and not too much to worry about".

Again, this is broadly a good thing.

It's all about eating leftovers - which is broadly a good thing.

By large margins whites, blacks and Hispanics agreed that immigration is broadly a good thing.

Alexander promised that "low and middle income" earners in the public sector will get benefits at retirement that are "broadly" as good as they are now.