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But according to Larry Wachowski, The Matrix, despite its origins as a comic book, is an 'intellectual action movie', with a wide constituency of fans.

Both may be needed to engage the wide constituency of people requiring diabetes self-management education.

Our study has helped to highlight the current demand for knowledge on global health from a wide constituency of medical students.

To represent this district, he would have to reach out to a wider constituency of African-Americans, whites and Asians.

Years later, when she became the MP for the wider constituency of Batley and Spen, she decided that tackling the scourge of loneliness would be a key priority in her new political role.

The FN is capitalising on a shrewd strategy of appealing beyond the disfranchised middle class and workers' families hit by the economic crisis to a wider constituency of people who feel the republican model of laïcité, France's brand of secularism, has come under threat from the growth of Islamic radicalism.

The award honors those who have given exemplary service in the area of public affairs by consistently promoting the interests and activities of oral health research to a wide constituency.

By involving a wide constituency in decision making, and explicitly taking into account 'equity' as one of the criteria, we aim to make decision making within the PCT, if not 'fair and equitable' then at least 'fairer' and 'more equitable'.

Demands therefore need to appeal to a very wide constituency.

"Every system, particularly in the aerospace area, is structured to develop a wide constituency," he said.

They revised their political outlook to appeal to a wider constituency, abandoning some of the ideological baggage that had kept them out of power.