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Now, for precisely the reasons that made Han interesting enough to profile in the magazine in July, he has widened the pool of his opponents to include some of those who once admired him: China's most ardent democrats.
Mr. Obama formally widened the pool of eligible participants in the Pay as You Earn program (PAYE) and said it could save recent graduates hundreds of dollars every month, helping an additional five million people manage their student debt.
A renewed interest in midcentury modern American architecture has widened the pool of interested buyers, particularly for the Usonian Wright houses, which he began designing in the late 1930s as affordable homes for the middle class.
Later Congress raised the maximum refundable credit to $8,000 and this past November it widened the pool of taxpayers who could claim the credit, allowing longtime homeowners to claim a $6,500 credit.
The highly anticipated legislation has widened the pool of potential investors you can approach, adding non-accredited, aka the crowd.
It dropped the price to as little as $5 a month and widened the pool of eligibility to anyone in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly known as food stamps.
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Because it widens the pool of potential assets which can be mopped up by the ECB.
And because tests can be given remotely and scored electronically, they widen the pool of candidates.
Tuesday's ruling widens the pool of potential bidders for that speculative company.
But they see the value in widening the pool from which they draw their reporters.
They should be considered temporary measures that address institutionalised discrimination and widen the pool of talent.
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