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But few understandhowtheir narrowly defined jobs fi t intothe overall picture of what the company is trying to accomplish.

If you feel you're overwhelmed with details or looking at a problem too narrowly, look at it from a more general perspective.

The mayor of a municipality also narrowly escaped an assassination attempt that killed one of his guards and wounded three.

Oedipus jumped onto the cart and killed him in his anger. of the five servants who followed their master on foot, only one escaped narrowly.

One spotted a reporter and mistook him for a police officer. A bottle of spirits was launched in his direction but narrowly missed.

But if we look more narrowly into the matter, we shall find, that this very circumstance renders the explication of the case more easy.

S. had not deployed any missiles. Thanks to Petrov's cool head, nuclear war had been narrowly averted, and millions of lives were saved.

For the narrowly defined interests of the market, such an attack would be very bad news, casting great uncertainty over the supply of oil.

Evolution did not narrowly require that insects fly or swim, only that they somehow move quick enough to escape predators or catch prey.

Mr Singh narrowly won the parliamentary vote, which had been called over a controversial civil-nuclear deal with the United States.

For now, the only inter-governmental body with a say over the region is the Arctic Council: its mandate is narrowly environmental.

In Arkansas, Democratic Senator Blanche Lincoln narrowly won nomination to a 3rd term. Arkansas native Bill Clinton campaigned for her.

Kevin paid his annual rent for his condominium one day before it was due, narrowly escaping a fine.

The directive defined "savings" so narrowly that it was easy to find ways around it.

The physician laughed at his own pleasantry , but narrowly watched his patient from the corner of his eye.

This May, Chinese technicians narrowly escaped a militant strike on an air base in Karachi.

She said it focused too narrowly on Irish Catholic leaders without scrutinizing the role of the Vatican.

Clearly U. S. Steel would be thinking too narrowly of competition if it thought only of other integrated steel companies. In fact, U.

Former Tennessee Senator Fred Thompson finished in third place in South Carolina, narrowly ahead of Mitt Romney.

Mr Reinfeldt's coalition narrowly failed to win a majority last September, and his minority government has lost a few votes in the Riksdag.

The latest bombing is the second in the capital since June, when the chief of police narrowly avoided being blown up in his headquarters.

From the former . I had narrowly observed her during the two visits which I had lately made here; and I was convinced of her affection .

Abby narrowly escapes being shot as well, gets out of sight and knocks out the light.

Some time ago, you remember, I narrowly missed being the victim of a terrible accident; it could have been very serious.

A pilot had a lucky escape when his glider crashed into an elderly couple's front garden, narrowly missing their home by a few metres.

There are some who signal the matter still must be voted on yet again by the country's lower House, which narrowly had approved the plan.

Singh, dressed in an olive-green shirt and a white turban, then threw his blue and white sneaker at Chidambaram, narrowly missing his face.

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Since 1991, the word "reform" has been defined in narrowly commercial terms, as the withdrawal of the state from economic activity.

Therefore, it is safe to say that the term "trust company" must not be narrowly construed.

As the labeled DNA flows through the channel, it passes over a very narrowly focused beam of light.

He is trying to win back in 2012 the Senate seat he narrowly lost to Jim Webb, a Democrat, in 2006.

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A woman narrowly missed by an oncoming train after she fell on the tracks.

In 2008 AK itself narrowly escaped being shut down on the thinly supported charge that it was seeking to introduce sharia rule.

A man narrowly escaped death when a fire broke out in his home on Sunday morning.

When this occurs in SOA, you end up with a narrowly-focused service-orientation that may not meet the needs of the business as expected.

But they only said no to a patent in this case. Patent lawyer Meredith Martin Addy in Chicago explains that the court ruled narrowly.

Your eyes are so narrowly focused on the ball that you cannot "read" your opponent's shot.

Indeed, entire volumes have been written about the benefits of a low fat diet, and one narrowly focused study will not change that fact.

Du Toit lost her left leg in a motorcycle accident in 2001, a year after narrowly failing to qualify for the Sydney Games.

Vargas narrowly escaped catastrophe as a live hand grenade landed at his feet.

But analysts say the bill has no chance of passing the Senate, which the Democrats narrowly control.

A few steps away, the Marines narrowly miss stepping on a pressure plate, rigged to explode a second buried bomb.

The woman may be narrowly competent, but she isn't loyal and is deceptive, if not outright dishonest.

But Peter was busy picking up the books on the floor and was narrowly knocked down by a bike.

You can define the time range as widely or as narrowly as you want, of course.

The German leader narrowly escaped death when a bomb exploded in a meeting room.

She also narrowly beat the men's record of 393. 7 feet in her dive in the Turks & Caicos Islands off the coast of Florida.

But if you write too narrowly you may miss the thing about the technology that turns out to be truly valuable.

Berlusconi narrowly lost another election to Romano Prodi and a subsequent legal challenge of the results.

Pressure is mounting for the rules to be revised to limit their generosity or focus the relief more narrowly on small, growing businesses.

Grandet noticed the lumps of sugar on the table-cloth; he looked narrowly at his wife.

Put simply: IF is a rough indicator for the quality of a journal in a narrowly defined discipline, e. g.

The basic thought that guides these specific means of national recovery is not narrowly -- narrowly nationalistic.

Mr Giuliani may be weak in the early-voting states, but he leads national polls of Republican voters, albeit increasingly narrowly.

The liberal VVD party appeared to have narrowly won the Dutch general election with 31 seats in the 150-seat parliament.

ON WEDNESDAY October 21st the European Parliament narrowly voted to throw out a resolution expressing concern over media rights in Italy.

She narrowly escaped a suicide attack the day she arrived back in the country last October, after eight years in self-imposed exile.

And I try never to focus so narrowly that I miss the big picture, where a problem's source might reside.

The county narrowly plumped for Jim Webb, now Virginia's Democratic senator, in 2006 after years of Republican domination in the area.

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In late September, Mr. Huang attempted to have his younger sister unseat Mr. Chen, but shareholders narrowly rejected the resolution.

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S. lawmakers are also considering legislation that would more narrowly define who can be exempt from position limits.

The basic thought that guides these specific means of national recovery is not narrowly nationalistic.

Periodic tallies released throughout the day by the Interior Ministry showed Mr. Karroubi narrowly clinging to second place.

The court narrowly declared that the plans were against the constitution's promise of equality before the law.

Later, when Ji Bu met with catastrophe, he narrowly escaped due to the help of his friends.

The early results suggested a split decision, with most of the proposals narrowly passing but two key measures falling short.

If you define the problem too narrowly, your possible solutions may be very limited and uncreative .

Impossible is the western culture of simple supplement retouching, should not narrowly defined as exaggerates the banner of nationalism.

Most people focus narrowly on their bequests, not on the total receipts of their offspring.

Costa Rican voters narrowly approved the pact in a referendum in October 2007. Hurricane Paloma destroyed thousands of homes in Cuba.

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Care must be taken not to define principles that are too fine grained and too narrowly focused.

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After narrowly escaping death by Imperial walker, Luke boarded his X-wing fighter with R2-D2 to leave the ice planet.

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Thus getting out of the narrowly-defined tradition is an important respect that we should do to reduce the objective tradition.

Focusing narrowly on economic and physical dimensions, cultural-policy-led regeneration has success as well as facing problems.

Iran, in recent years one of the region's strongest performers, narrowly missed out when they lost to South Korea.

In July, the United States Congress narrowly ratified a free-trade agreement with Central America and the Dominican Republic.

Surprising this, especially as the film stars Al Gore, the man whom President Bush narrowly beat to the White House in 2000.

She threw a plate at him and only narrowly missed.

and the pudding went flying through the air, narrowly missed my aunt, and crashed on the dining table with considerable force.

As a result, she said, men tend to narrowly focus on the here and now instead of potential long-term consequences.

More than 70 banks collapsed, and according to legend the Bank of England itself narrowly escaped disaster.

Not waiting to determine the cause of his contemporary's fears, Takel fled the station, narrowly escaping the Death Star's destruction.

Not waiting to determine the cause of his contemporary's fears, Takel fled the station, narrowly escaping the Death Star's destruction.

An arrow went past his ear, narrowly missing his head.

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In the last twenty years, referenda held in Quebec for possible separation from Canada, were narrowly defeated.

The United States narrowly averted a fiscal crisis. Some EU members are facing mounting sovereign debt risks.

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Penny had been part of a similar, but more narrowly focused, study in the 1980s.

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Bear Stearns , the fifth largest American bank, is sold to JP Morgan Chase for a knockdown price of $236m, narrowly avoiding bankruptcy .

The Hornets simply had an off night, narrowly missing a slew of shots they would normally make, both inside and from the perimeter.

Without this model, neuroscientists focused their work narrowly and left the big picture alone.

Ian Poulter will return to play in the Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Champonship in January, after narrowly missing out on victory last time around.

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For now, Portland remains narrowly focused on programmatic access to icons and other components of a typical window manager.

Luckily. the bullet narrowly missed the captain by an inch.

The monk in charge narrowly escaped death when a Molotov cocktail thrown into his tiny room happened to land in the toilet.

too narrowly and many eligible people will not be covered, explains Floyd Abrams, a first-amendment lawyer.

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In recent weeks, Mr. Schmidt has held meetings with top executives to determine where to focus investment more narrowly.

The largest impact, however, would be on the narrowly defined stock of money, M1.

It is more helpful to consider that prayer is the chief part of thankfulness than a means of grace considered narrowly.

They were often narrowly targeted, applied in private, and hostage to diplomatic considerations.

This is a country with a ruthless sense of narrowly defined national interest.

She obeyed it, and narrowly avoided crashing into a stalled car in the lane she had left.

Eg. The brick narrowly missed his head.

A speeding pickup filled with Transitional Federal Government (TFG) forces narrowly misses women cleaning a capital street.

The narrowly defined value transformation is the quantitative relationship in the transforming process from value to price of production.

Current approaches to depression focus too narrowly on symptoms and diagnoses in individuals while ignoring broader effects on families.

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He shifted his feet, narrowly missing the butterfly which was now walking into the open on the carriage floor.

Judge Howard Riddle, however, avoided the larger ramifications of the Assange situation and ruled narrowly.

Then she came to a turning point where she more narrowly defined her market and what she was willing to do for them.

If we define the utility parts of the financial system narrowly, as management of the payment system, it works like clockwork.

The Titanic turned just in time, narrowly missing the immense wall of ice, which rose over 100 feet out of the water beside her.

AFTER narrowly winning a divisive presidential election, Ollanta Humala has got off to an unexpectedly calm start as Peru's president.

Jack flees out a back window, narrowly escaping the agents.

A rock narrowly misses my cameraman Sean's head, slamming into the armoured police bus barricading the road to City Hall.

Efforts to cut by half the number of plastic carrier bags supermarkets give their customers have narrowly failed.

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A few yeas ago, I narrowly escaped an assassination attempt--one that resulted from an unpopular edict I had issued.

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Ed Miliband narrowly defeated his elder brother David to become leader of Britain's Labour Party, the main opposition force.

As angry demonstrators filled the squares of Athens, George Papandreou, the prime minister, narrowly won a vote of confidence in parliament.

Queuing technology has been available for years, but prior methods were typically narrowly targeted implementations with limitations.

The costs of trade hit much more narrowly on particular industries and their employees whose businesses slumped or failed.

But by narrowly failing to win two-thirds of the seats, it will not be able on its own to change the constitution.

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On Tuesday, Senator Obama scored a 14-point victory over Clinton in North Carolina and narrowly lost to her in Indiana.

That's classic Chinese diplomacy: cautious, incremental and narrowly focused on its interests.

Categories allow you to scope changes narrowly.

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A day earlier Major Mbusi narrowly escaped with his life when a mortar landed nearby without exploding.

In moderate Maine Eliot Cutler, an independent who had worked for the Carter administration, only narrowly lost to the Republican candidate.

The party narrowly escaped closure when the court delivered its verdict last July.

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The center-right government led by Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi narrowly survived a confidence vote in parliament last week.

The main reason to worry about sovereign-wealth funds' acquisitiveness is a narrowly financial one.

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A four-year-old Turkish boy who fell from an escalator has narrowly avoided injury after being caught by a quick-thinking shopkeeper.

The steel scaffolding fell down and narrowly missed a couple of bystanders.

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In Northeast Hungary, an independent candidate backed by the far-right narrowly defeated his Fidesz rival.

The pupil narrowly escaped the punishment of his teacher.

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The dispute is about teacher performance, narrowly, and about government's distribution of common goods more generally.

While some modifications appear concentrated narrowly, covering promoters or enhancers, others are dispersed as epigenomic domains.

(CNN) -- Europe's Big Three stock exchanges were narrowly positive in early trading, unlike widespread selling across Asia.

The two parties are narrowly matched in both chambers, raising the intensity of the competition for control of the House and Senate.

and counter-terrorism, which seeks to deal narrowly with threats to the West, mainly through air strikes or raids by special forces.

Yet our current classrooms, geared toward tests on narrowly defined academic subjects, stifle creativity.

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Pittsburgh narrowly avoided bankruptcy in 2003, and was forced into state receivership.

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Gates also repeated his hope that the current Turkish incursion into northern Iraq is short and narrowly focused.

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Most of the past understandings on the work of repairing the damaged books were narrowly confined to the protection of books.

America had only two bombs, and it was the second that (narrowly) persuaded Japan to surrender.

He says the commission would act narrowly and enforce only parts of existing law.

Been there, done that, narrowly avoided nervous breakdown through counselling and medication.

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And without Texas, which he narrowly carried, the Kennedy states now have only 234 electoral votes.

A narrowly defined approach to capital regulation would also reduce banks' options for raising other types of capital when they need it.

In late September, Gome shareholders narrowly rejected a resolution by Mr. Huang to replace Mr. Chen with Mr. Huang's younger sister.

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Luckily, the bullet narrowly maissed the captain by an inch.

Meanwhile, in Wales, Labour performed strongly, narrowly failing to win an overall majority in the devolved Assembly.

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During these journeys he caught malaria, was arrested for spying, narrowly escaped drowning and survived a plane crash.

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The sweat drips from his nose and narrowly misses the man's boot.

Narrowly academic examinations are heavily weighed in favor of children who have studied in highly-academic primary schools.

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He escaped narrowly this time, but his troubles were by no means over.

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A niche is a more narrowly defined customer group seeking a distinctive mix of benefits.

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Admittedly the brevity of this list is a result in part of my implicitly defining philosophy narrowly.

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Critics have said testing creates too much work for teachers and makes class work too narrowly focussed.

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She described to us how she had narrowly escaped death.

Fundamentally speaking, whether narrowly or broadly the nation's ethnic is or communities are all human.

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"Watch out, " I screamed, adrenalin spiking, as I veered and narrowly missed them.

A few leading regime officials, including Muammar Qaddafi's son, Sa'adi, narrowly escaped.

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But much of the new work moves beyond incentives, narrowly understood.

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I once befriended two little girls from Esthonia, who had narrowly escaped death from starvation in a famine .

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Singapore's economy contracted in the July to September period, but has narrowly avoided a technical recession.

His health had been poor since he narrowly escaped a stroke at Paris.

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Mr Rove also narrowly escaped having to testify in Mr Libby's trial, which ended in the conviction this month of Dick Cheney's aide.

Cotton: irregular, the cotton index fluctuate narrowly on the Liverpool(england)market.

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The performer was waving his stick in the street and it narrowly missed the child standing nearby.

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In 1923, after narrowly avoiding bankruptcy, Alfred Sloan, a ball-bearing magnate, took over the running of GM.

Its power was evident even in races we lost narrowly that the Republicans should have won easily.

Yet even if American innovation is fundamentally sound, there remains the more unsettling problem of how narrowly its fruits are shared.

We spun out again, narrowly missing a head-on collision with a truck.

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For the first time in several years, a recent poll put backing for independence among Scots narrowly ahead of opposition to it (see chart).

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Germany is too big and too powerful for Europe to survive its pursuit of narrowly defined national interests.

The policy was narrowly defeated in the House of Lords on May 11th, but this opposition is expected to be overcome.

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