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Information about Safe Haven needs to be widely shared with the young adult community that could benefit from it.

"It was disgusting.'  the image was widely shared with many replying that they had experienced similar problems in McDonald's restaurants.

In that era of rapid economic growth, prosperity was widely shared, with all groups advancing, but with those at the bottom seeing larger percentage gains.

The good years for US economic growth were those beginning soon after the war — and that growth, very much unlike post-1980 growas, widelydely shared with the middle class.

While the studios get some information, it isn't widely shared with filmmakers, agencies or the public — and those who hold the data have a distinct advantage when it comes to making deals or deciding which movies to back, or what to spend on them.

This new technology meant portraits displaying a person's current emotion were immediate and could be widely shared with others.

Kantor points out that when Michelle was an undergraduate at Princeton one of her aunts worked in town as a cleaning woman — a circumstance that she did not widely share with her classmates from Andover, Exeter, and Harvard-Westlake.

"The propaganda leaders always want to take things too far," the editor continued, voicing the widely shared unhappiness with the Communist Party's powerful and conservative Propaganda Department.

A widely shared discomfort with last year's European Court of Justice ruling is that it makes Google "judge, jury and executioner" of our rights.

A widely shared interview with Gunnlaugsson by Swedish broadcaster SVT released on Sunday further added to the scandal.

"Science," in this case, meant looking at an ultrasound image of his first child with his wife — an experience that is widely shared and rightly regarded with wonder.