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So has the Frenchman widened the field?

Mr. de Villepin has now widened the field even as Mr. Sarkozy's government is pushing through a raft of unpopular austerity measures.

As for the offense, it's ironic that after the Timbers put in new turf and widened the field over the winter, because Portland currently features an attack squad that gravitates toward the center of the pitch and grinds to a halt when the penalty box comes into view.

I followed people on social media and as a result widened the field to producers, artistic directors, literary associates, competitions, prizes, workshops and resources such as the BBC Writersroom and the Aerogramme Writers' Studio, and specifically for my region: Script Yorkshire and the West Yorkshire Theatre Network.

Mr Putin then widened the field of assault by criticising Iraq's interim government and its plans to hold elections next month.Even as political confrontation with Mr Putin has been building, the Yukos affair, which has been playing out since the arrest last year of the oil company's chief executive and biggest shareholder, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, has moved towards a denouement.

"It just widens the field of choices," he said.

Last month, Obama lifted that restriction, widening the field.

This accelerates the personal referral process and widens the field, as many social network users have hundreds of friends or contacts in their networks, she said.

There was nothing comparable to the ideological wars between the Goldwater and Rockefeller Republicans in the 1970s, or, to widen the field of comparison, between Margaret Thatcher and the Tory wets in Britain.

In widening the field of inquiry to include civilians and military people she has opened the door to the first independent examination of politicians' roles in the army's conduct.

The two contenders for the Labour leadership currently come from a pretty select group – white, Oxford-educated men in their early-mid 40s named Miliband – so in yesterday's G2 I suggested it might be good to widen the field.