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Still, the ever-shifting rules, in which lists of accepted interrogation tactics were widened drastically before being reined in over 17 crucial months, helped foster a climate in which abuse could flourish.

The big news, instead, is that Italian and Spanish spreads — the difference between interest rates on their bonds and interest rates on (presumably safe) German bonds — have widened drastically again.

North Korea's first leader, Kim Il Sung, died in July 1994, just days before the only other previously scheduled summit meeting between the two countries, and the gulf between the two countries widened drastically in the ensuing years.

Yet economists and wealth experts say the economic distance between 1-percenters in rich states and the 1-percenters in middling or even affluent states has widened drastically, creating a new national landscape of the 1percentt.

In Figure 8(E) we see groups of spikes but without a clear bursting structure (bursting orbits with n spikes that doubles the period are denoted by 2 × B ( n ) ). Next, the model has a chaotic orbit (in region Ch), evolving into a compact chaotic region, which undergoes a boundary crisis, widening drastically the size of the chaotic attractor (also reported in [44, 45]).

This inference is based on MCA findings that clearly show the public-private divide in OOP medical expenses for RTI widens drastically when other variables are controlled for.

Spreads are widening out drastically, again — and where is the ECB?

The documents showed that the effort to draw up new rules for interrogation after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks drastically widened the scope of techniques considered at the highest levels of the administration, but also in the end a reluctance to endorse many of them.

The provision would have drastically widened the scope of lawsuits against what are known as Medicare third-party defendants.

Globalization in recent decades, urged along by free trade agreements and World Bank loans to poor countries, has drastically widened the disparities between the first world and developing nations.

But the salvation of tennis in the United States will be using the public school system to drastically widen its talent pool.