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A Broadening of Views Much of the debate centered on what to do with the Protestants, who had for years simply been dismissed as "pseudo-Brits."

'Broadening of the Front' "At the moment, we're seeing a broadening of the battle," a senior United Nations official said.

Walter Weizel The Broadening of the Resonance Atomic Line of Helium, Phys.

The waters to the north of this area are called Snævringen ("The Narrowing"); and to the south as there becomes more room they are called Bredningen ("The Broadening").

He is Lead Principal Investigator on Georgia Computes, a National Science Foundation Broadening Participation in Computing alliance focused on increasing the number and diversity of computing students in the state of Georgia.

Andrew, E. R., Bradbury, A. and Eades, R. G., "Removal of Dipolar Broadening of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectra of Solids by Specimen Rotation," Nature 183, 1802, (1959)

The municipality was located on the eastern shores of the area known as Himmerland, a part of the Jutland peninsula; the western border of the municipality was partially defined by the waters of Lovn's Broadening (Lovns Bredning).

To the east is a strait, first called Snævringen ("The Narrowing") and then further south Bredningen ("The Broadening"), that separates the Jutland mainland from the island of Funen in this area, where the two lie very close to each other, often less than 1.5 km apart.

A10 Broadening of 'Living Wage' The City Council of Santa Monica, Calif., has passed an ordinance requiring that businesses with annual revenue of $5 million or more in the coastal and downtown tourism areas pay workers at least $10.50 an hour beginning in July 2002.

They have to find a way to broaden the market.

But over time this focus needs to, and is likely to, broaden.

The experience has broadened his view of the world, however.

"So you have to look at other ways to broaden the base of support."

The project was later broadened to support any and all issues students may face.

In recent years, an effort has been made to further broaden the field.

It broadened when he saw two new people come in.

So there is a point at which you have to broaden yourself.

"But we do have a strong reason to broaden our base."

In 2012-2013 students decided to focus on broadening the school's view of the world.

Later I'll start to broaden out and focus on some of the other politics around.

Thus they decided to broaden their campaign to include better education for girls in schools.

At the same time, the investigation broadened to other states.

City officials are thinking of further broadening the program's reach.

He said more than 150 institutions had broadened their programs in response.

At the same time, we've also broadened our presence around the world.

He said the group could be broadened at a later date.

Taste should broaden if you really make an effort to look.

"To be successful we must broaden our base and get more people involved."

The question now is whether they can, or even want to, broaden their appeal.

Some of these programs already exist, but they would be broadened.

The only way to get those rates down is to broaden the base.

But what started as a single issue seems to have broadened to include other concerns.

She'd been looking to broaden her experience, not to settle down.

It was one of her first efforts to broaden the party's reach.