Hotels and supermarkets are scrambling to offer wide varieties of tea.
In his campaign speeches, Mr. Kennedy celebrated voters' "wide varieties of belief and disbelief".
These stores, and the convenience stores that sell wide varieties of cheap tobacco products, are as common as churches.
It's this sort of drilling down into wide varieties of data that can, says Sankar, help reduce wasted investment and time.
In conversation, Mr. Ting touched on another point: the wide varieties of Asian identity, and the general western tendency to lump all Asians into a single category.
Similarly, he saw that woodwinds need not be employed for fireworks displays; they provide, like the human voice, wide varieties of colour.
He now lives with his wife in their own house, eating wide varieties of food that specifically omits Nando's and McDonald's, and their long-awaited honeymoon has been rescheduled for late June.
But owing to the wide varieties of coffee available – from espressos to instant – it can be difficult to gauge how much caffeine is in one cup and whether you are drinking too much.
Indian influence is seen in the wide varieties of rice pilaf (pilau), where rice is cooked with chopped vegetables or meat, and in the use of curry (caril) as both a flavouring and as a style of cooking.
There would always be functional justifications for what often seem like purely visual features; in the case of the Pompidou Centre, it was apparently necessary to have the lifts, tanks, pipes and other services outside of the building to create the space for large, flexible rooms that could hold wide varieties of artworks.
