So it's another part of the widening clamp-down on civil liberties and freedom of speech.
True education involves opening minds not closing them down; widening vision, not cramming it into a two-hour slot at the end of five years and making that the main thing.
The program generated the faces by contracting virtual facial muscles, pulling the corners of the mouth up or down, widening or narrowing the eyes, and so forth.
So far, all attempts at easing congestion have been aimed at widening roads by cutting down trees.
Some residents, like Ric Gurney, who owns the hardware store, said that widening New York Avenue and cutting down a few trees need not be such a horrible idea.
ATHENS — As part of a widening effort to clamp down on violent extremism in Greece, the country's Parliament moved on Wednesday to lift the immunity of six lawmakers of Golden Dawn, the neo-fascist anti-immigrant party prosecutors portray as a criminal organization involved in murder, attempted murder, blackmail and other crimes.
The islands were ten or fifteen feet in diameter, with a layer of snow on top, which protruded from the water by about a foot; beneath the water, you could see the ice, a few feet down and widening toward the bottom before narrowing again, like a teapot.
Bank of America said its first-quarter earnings fell 77percentt on write-downs and widening credit losses.
Just another bay colt with a star stripe down widening in middle of his face and into his left nostril.
San Francisco's parking experiment is the latest major attempt to improve the uneasy relationship between cities and the internal combustion engine — a century-long saga that has seen cities build highways and tear them down, widen streets and narrow them, and make more parking available at some times and discourage it at others, all to try to make their downtowns accessible but not too congested.
