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He said he wants to launch a dialogue not just with them, but with the wider Muslim world.

The new historical approach brought with it the advantage of a more nuanced conception of the art, better suited to a wider public.

But despite its many champions, the book has slipped in and out of print, never quite catching on with a wider audience.

And there are worries that this is only the beginning of a wider recessionary impact on campuses.

The company of poets may enable the men who tend the machines to see a wider range of possibilities than technology alone may inspire.

The realisation first reached a wider Chinese audience in early April, at the time of the G20 summit in London.

Joseph went to the door and opened it a crack and then a little wider.

Needless to say we sent him on his way to explore the wider world and hopefully discover New Zealand in the process.

Forcing my eyes to open wider and drawing aside the mosquito net, I began to search for you in the pitch darkness.

He felt the artist had lost his place in modern society and that art should be enjoyed by a wider audience.

As the hullabaloo of the banking crisis fades, it seems increasingly to have been a kind of distraction from the wider topic.

One reason for objecting seems to be that approval might open up a wider debate about legalizing drugs.

So these proof of concept experiments led me to say I should found a company, and we should take this out to a wider playing field.

A wider cost of this trading activity was the damage inflicted on the team ethos that used to be fundamental to the culture of banking.

However the specification has a dependency on EJB (or at least EJB Lite) which seems to limit its wider applicability.

The best way to overcome it -- so at least it seems to me -- is to make your interests gradually wider and more impersonal.

It is easy to understand their search for something of wider human appeal than the technical analysis of his General Theory.

And the wider Shanghai Composite Index, which had closed at a 30-month low the day before, squeaked out just a 0. 2% gain.

Zhou Xiaozheng said, the essence of Chinese culture with the animation made of fine , domestic animation to go further wider.

Another, featuring just Tony and his wife Cherie, has been sent to a wider audience - although not on the scale of the US president.

Wider than the mentality of life, is nothing but people smiled, people smiled occasionally.

First of all, when you worked at me, I felt connected to a wider field, closer to my own soul and to its subtle movements.

After about 30 minutes the ship is ready to steam into the wider waters of the canal.

If the sun loses much of its outer layers into space, Earth will end up in a wider, safer orbit.

Put the feet a bit wider than you, and try to sit flat on the floor with your feet to the side.

The recent fiscal consolidation measures made the matter far worse by widening an already formidable deflationary gap even wider.

This leads me to believe that the range of effectiveness range of situations seems to be a bit wider on Mac OS X.

The split between the North and South only got wider. There was a real danger that the South would declare its independence.

What was the immediate impact of the Declaration, both in terms of WHO's operations, and in the wider international context?

Fractional boundary value problem has come into a wider use in many fields and is of practical value only after positive solution occurs.

And Greece is only a symptom of a wider problem: Does the eurozone make sense as a currency union?

I do not damn tired eyes in the wider world in search of happiness, flowing from the eyes off happiness, shut our eyes and be able to grasp.

All this makes for a funny sort of German election, and one that has consequences for the wider European Union.

Until she discovered a secret weapon: if she applied a strip of glue to her eyelids, her eyes became wider, rounder, prettier.

The schedule of events as you call it has been tweaked again to allow more impact and produce a wider acceptance of what will take place.

Smart meters are one key part of a wider set of technologies and techniques collectively known as the "smart grid" .

NL: Do you think you had a wider audience when you were writing for the print media?

Sympathy for DSK has, however, to be set against distaste at the wider revelations about his way of life.

Mr Turner has written extensively on wider economic matters and has no clear links with either of the main political parties.

Then pass the hook through the hole that was drilled in the bracket, and squash it a little wider than the pulley.

But such a campaign would also be much more likely to broaden into a wider regional war.

Natasha looked at him, and, in answer to his words, her eyes only opened wider and grew brighter.

We have to be a voyage of the boat, the school has given us a Fan, relying on us to go further fan, will see a wider world.

At the northern extremity of the bay the outline of the shore was continued to a great distance in a wider curve.

The creators of the best postcards will apparently also be used for a wider multi-media marketing campaign.

There has never been a wider range of opinion and analysis, available to anyone with an internet connection.

It was in the, this month of the American president reached out to Iran and a wider Islamic world in a major speech in Cairo.

He said he wanted to get the decision right, not make it in haste, which suggests that the field may be wider.

She added: "This is a book about a huge case of injustice ongoing on reservations. Thank you for giving it a wider audience. "

At times, it seems to be wider at the back than the front, and then it shifts.

Perhaps it was his way of giving economics a wider appeal but in 1926 US economist George Taylor coined the theory of the hemline index.

Learn a wider variety of things to see the commonalities between them.

It is not too much of a stretch to relate the deflated build-up to the World Cup in England this time to the wider, sombre atmosphere.

Karrde, who was grooming Mara to be his successor, wanted her to gather an even wider variety of skills.

Mr MacAskill's mercy might have been commended without reservation if it were channelled into wider reforms.

Investors said the lack of information about the debt standstill, announced on Wednesday, was the key factor sparking the wider turmoil.

Besides, the rate gap between emerging markets and America's Federal Reserve is already wider now than it was a year or two ago.

Some investors were disappointed that the company did not raise its full-year forecast by a wider margin.

If it spreads elsewhere in Europe, it could become a wider agricultural calamity, like the foot-and-mouth epidemic in Britain of 2001.

SEC investigators don't believe Mr. Liang is part of a wider insider-trading ring, said a person familiar with the matter.

He has a great deal of support for such a shift from the American national-security establishment and from the wider world.

These cases are but a few examples of how our press begin to act as a watchdog on a wider range of both political and nonpolitical issues.

Of course it would be nice to win every game, but on a wider scale there's nothing for me to be unhappy about ". "

The question now is how much wider those spreads get.

The choice of schools and a wider variety of leisure facilities do not make up for the risks to a child's health and safety.

China's desire to build up its own helicopter and light aircraft industry is part of a wider plan to become a global aerospace power.

It had been about a foot deep, and maybe six inches wider than it looked from the top.

Although each person might have very different personalities, having a common interest to work towards will open up a wider network to you.

It was an age in which the human intellect, newly emancipated, had taken a more active and a wider range than for many centuries before.

In such background, it was an honor to be working as an secretary, and the secretaries gained wider identification and higher recognition.

One option would be to run a wider auction process, and another would be to put any plans to sell the business on ice for now.

I tried to open my eyes wider, withdrawing the mosquito net; I began to search for your presence.

We had a broader, geographically much wider, constituency we were trying to defend.

Chan said the experts unanimously agreed there was a wider spread of swine flu than was being reported.

That's part of a wider trend: Dozens of companies are now exporting to Europe technologies used to open up shale deposits in the U. S.

And linguistic innatism is part of a wider debate about just how much of human nature is wired into the brain.

"You just literally can target a wider addressable market, " she said. "The model has been proven to work. "

Added customs inspections don't appear to target rare earth, though such shipments may have been caught up in the wider slowdown.

The flame of measurement leads either to satiety, indifference and neglect, or to a wider and deeper enquiry.

That might be part of it but it's clearly part of a wider meal and it looks like it was something like a potluck.

Needham & Co analyst Edwin Mok said the company appears to be selling a wider array of products to equipment makers.

There is additionally a wider sense of the word 'money', covering anything which is used as a means of exchange, whatever form it may take.

But there are other lines. Ones you don't see, that run deeper and wider. All the way through a country, and aren't part of any game.

Although the hotel business tends to rise and fall in lockstep with the wider economy, not every hotelier is equally exposed.

When a bridge dissipates force it spreads it out over a wider area. Transference involves moving force from a weak area to a stronger area.

But addiction can also inflict misery on the families and especially the children of any addict, and involves wider social costs.

When multiple people within the company were interviewed, the wider view of each company would be at our disposal.

The next tactical steps are supposedly to be decided by the wider alliance talks taking place this week in London.

Once you're ready to hit the pavement, consider that the wider you can look geographically, the greater your chances.

But Steve Howard, executive director of the Climate Group, is adamant that the message is beginning to reach a wider audience.

It's proved that this engine functions stably in a wider thrust range if non-catalyzed engine and fully-catalyzed engine are compared.

Organizations found that they had been missing opportunities which were plain to see once they adopted the wider view.

I was also asked to what extent such a principle could be extended to become a wider social norm.

Since the potential damage to the wider economy was so great, taxpayers have had no choice but to keep the system afloat.

This wider range of heart rate is still a zone that allows you to receive the benefits of a daily run.

This is in spite of the fact that there continues to be very strong and broad support for this subject in the wider TSS community.

This discordance is part of his wider belief in the public nature of poetry.

Just as significant is the wider impact of Japan's re-embrace of intervention after six years of abstinence.

However, concerns have been raised that the decline in numbers may be part of a wider structural issue, unconnected to the economic turmoil.

Marshall later told the Wall Street Journal that the struggle over the history curriculum is part of a wider battle.

The former often have supportive parents, wider social networks, university degrees and a greater sense of civic engagement.

He said that he hoped that the extra money "will be an inspiration to the wider development community to follow suit" .

What is apparent, though, is that those results are part of a wider trend: teams are better at playing with a man down that they used to be.

Our entire manufactured infrastructure -- as an extension of our own bodies -- becomes part of a wider, global-scale life.

If an index of 65535 had been made valid , it would require a wider integer to track the number of locals in such a method .

Suspicious types may think AgCLIR is just a way of testing the friendliness of poor countries to American investors; but the scope is wider.

It has reimposed visa bans and targeted the bank accounts of officials but, unlike America, has been slow to impose wider sanctions.

They're using a technique called virtualization to let workers tap into a much wider range of software.

All this matters, because more official numbers than ever are being produced, and for a wider range of purposes.

Even those with a strong presence overseas have to spend steadily to build wider manufacturing and distribution networks.

The little lamps of the village were put out, and with sleep the intensity of that silence grew deeper, wider and incredibly overpowering.

By appealing to a wider audience, they were able to increase their circulation and hence their advertising revenue.

Some local governments decided to close these venues temporarily, although such measures require wider co-ordination to be effective.

And that means the material might have even wider applications than snazzy cameras and smart clothing.

A wider canal will also be able to handle larger cruise ships, making them more likely to choose Panama as their home port.

Take Home Lesson: Don't be too insular and just spend time on your own web property - get out there and participate in the wider web.

If saving were a commodity like any other, better returns and wider choice would make saving more appealing.

A cause. A dream. Her "something more. " She smiles, just a bit at first, then wider, and holds her sword hilt tight, and then.

Some economists argue that this could create a much wider form of moral hazard.

Here, things get a bit more interesting as the callers of your service want to perform a wider variety of operations.

He goes on to say how these applications would have lost their value and popularity had they been positioned for a wider audience.

This thinking discounts the fact that cloud computing has a wider scope than any of these particular technologies.

Zwingli's labors at Einsiedeln had prepared him for a wider field, and this he was soon to enter.

Such a change made it increasingly popular in the local area, but weakened its competitive edge in a wider scope.

This results in a wider band of light which allows the driver to spot objects at the side of the road sooner.

In this case, an even wider comparison can be drawn: like the global economy, Huaxi may be bumping up against limits to growth.

When banks get more nervous about lending, that tends to have wider consequences.

Elastic front strap is not elected, by the inside of the shoulder straps, wider, linked to power will be very comfortable foot straps.

The system features new, wider print heads, enabling blisters up to 210 mm wide to be printed.

Analysts said the consequences for the banking sector and the wider economy could be far-reaching.

The top heavy face is wider on the top half and tapers to a more narrow chin line. You want a hat that will balance the top and bottom out.

It was a reminder that even in a discreet setting strong opinions could be repeated to a wider audience.

But they were all incorrect in the same directions, guessing that their hands were both shorter and wider than they actually were.

You discover how deeply rewarding it is to be the center of a wider and wider circles of good will.

The invention of the motor vehicle brought personal mobility to the masses and made rapid freight delivery possible over a much wider area.

Credit Suisse is also trying to cast a wider net by hiring former investment bankers or retail bankers, who want to make a career change.

Gold has fallen to its lowest level in two years, while wider commodity prices have also declined.

SCCS shall give due weight to any wider community interest, including financial and economic considerations, which in its view are relevant.

Additional projects help stabilize the tooling architecture and prove the packaged capability is in a position to be rolled out wider.

Granted, some Fed staffers have said that they would hike rates in the face of high jobless rates if the wider economy required such a move.

In the Western hemisphere it has been a benign hegemon; in the wider world it has been either a leader or an adversary.

BL : Well Daphne , we've been going short on gas and oil recently and casting our net just a little bit wider .

By forcing architects and developers to work together, we may just see the kind of design we need produced for a wider market.

It is however a member of the wider mint herb family, and in common with its relatives it's said to be a good digestive aid.

Whether or not English is the official language of the United States, it remains the "language of wider communication. "

If these personas can be satisfied during the design process, the majority of the wider user community will also be satisfied.

In January the U. S. ran a wider trade deficit, and much of that was due to a 5. 1% jump in nonoil imports.

When a bridge dissipates force it spreads it out over a wider area.

Then you realise that, go-kart like, the rear track is wider than the front.

Column spanning is often useful for positioning a control that is considerably wider than its peers .

The deficit was much wider than expected as imports continued to surge, especially in automobiles and consumer goods.

The detentions looked like the start of the wider crackdown that some fear a cornered UMNO might yet launch, to save its skin.

The other printer driver may measure the font wider and the length of the text may grow resulting in truncated text on your report.

The UK also proposed that this body should play a more active role in the wider IP and development debate.

Seating is improved over the outgoing model, with a wider seating area, and height adjustments for a view over the hood.

China has bought bonds issued by the European Financial Stability Fund but has not agreed to wider intervention to help the eurozone.

If you're having trouble with crossing over, make sure the hands "feel" wider than you think they should be.

And he would like to see the algorithm used on tweets from a wider span of time.

Proponents of the opt-in porn blocking scheme have pointed to that trial as evidence a wider blocking scheme would be technically feasible.

Beyond that, it faces the broader problem of trying to capture a wider market.

Looking ahead, The Promise of the county's economic development is the general idea: to further deepen reform, open wider to the outside.

And is the relationship in danger from the wind of change rattling Egypt and the wider Arab world?

I hope that it will trigger a wider acceptance of the importance of these issues -- but I wonder how this can be assured?

Expanded Vision. Wider vision allows you to see more.

General policy for microcredit in its wider sense, is bound to be devoid of focus and sharpness.

He hopes the two sides work together to push the bilateral economic and trade cooperation to a larger size, wider fields and a higher level.

The special characteristic of PBG structures put the MMIC forward into a new field, which will present us a wider application foreground.

Soderbergh did not want to do a remake. Rather, he wanted to offer the themes and the questions to a contemporary, wider audience.

There used to be a much wider spread of incomes within geographic areas than there is now.

The accounting infrastructure cannot be changed independently of the wider economic, legal, and political infrastructure.

More testing of a wider array of samples under different usage conditions would be required to support any definitive conclusions.

Often no wider than a hiker's shoulders, slot canyons swallow water in the rainy season, funneling much of it to underground chambers.

In the build-up to the global crisis of 2008 , tiny Iceland was a canary in the mine, a leading indicator of wider vulnerabilities .

Ten or 15 years ago, higher commissions and wider spreads would have pushed that up to at least 2%.

There was much pain for the poorest. The cost of living went through the roof. The gap between rich and poor got wider, and stayed that way.

Within a few weeks, I also noticed my joints were working better and I enjoyed a wider range of motion.

As the demanding of industrial technology, The next advancement for nano-measurement is higher resolution and wider measurement range.

The poor state of the UK's finances has led the wider world to conclude that Britain is in retreat.

The market mood of recent weeks might be better but the problems remain unsolved and there is the risk of a wider political backlash.

The GT3 RS is based on the wider bodied Carrera 4S, but in this case it looks like the front fenders have been extended even more.

The conclusion that the forward skewed rotor has a higher efficiency and wider off design performance is validated once more.

However, with mobile recording, there's real potential for it to be adopted by a wider range of users.

It's not hard to imagine that when he accepted the photo from this old foreign lady, his mouth kept opening wider and wider!

The arrangement gives us the opportunity to work more closely with a wider range of customers within the UK label converting market.

In the next decade or so, there will be a shift away from a dominant shareholder value perspective and towards a wider stakeholder view.

Actually, delegation extends your authority by pushing it out over a much wider group of people.

However, it is still unknown to what extent these systems factually contribute to the realization of quality in the wider sense.

While food choices were seasonal and more limited for our ancestors, choices today are wider and the food is so tempting, he said.

Wider fenders indicate the possibility of a little more elbow space as well.

At the end of the long asphalt road, the car turned right, onto a wider street, passing enormous mounds of construction material.

On the wider test of performing a useful economic role, emerging-market banks have come out of the crisis well.

This suggests that Sultan, unlike previous rulers, will be legally bound to give way on this crucial point to the wider family's wishes.

Such displays have wider viewing angles than they did just a few years ago.

' But he warned that 'the timing, shape and scale of any recovery in the wider economy remain highly uncertain.

This is great, since it means that Flex is being used by a much wider audience, but it also makes me a bit nostalgic.

The Company since its inception, with overseas customers a wider contact, by the provision of goods received by customers.

As one of the rising material conveying facilities, pipe conveyer has features of environmental protection and wider-inclined transmission.

Mr. Hoffman says plants with wider leaves seem to do better in shady environments.

SCA Recycling, the paper recovery specialist, has revealed its intention to move into a wider range of dry recyclables.

The subjects at the higher proficiency level tend to use a wider range of strategies and not just a narrow set.

S. A wider rate differential between the U. S. and China would only encourage inflows of hot money and complicate monetary policy further.

As it does, it should consider introducing a wider set of incentives to ensure all banks improve their resilience and financial stability.

Cross cultural negotiation is one of many specialized areas within the wider field of cross cultural communications .

We have received quite a few requests from customers and dealers to make a wider-screen, lighter EBP.

The Sun's perfect reflection gets spread out across wider strip of the ocean, which looks washed-out compared to adjacent ocean areas.

So, nanotechnology is about building new stuff, not just shrinking the old stuff. -Look at nanotechnology in a sort of wider sphere.

By contrast, an L-Value refers to an object (in its wider sense), or a chunk of memory, to which you can write a value.

It provides insight into ways that modeling is currently used in the industry and why it has not gained wider acceptance.

When that happens, it's possible to have zero lag synchronisation over a much wider set of parameters.

The Korean language is not a member of a wider linguistic family, though links to Japanese and Altaic languages are being considered.

I have seen an even wider area of influence, of a day or two more, so see how this works for you.

That wider stance also allowed designers to give the vehicle a more muscular stance with a lower roofline without compromising headroom.

It has also been part of a wider international campaign to end the avoidance of taxes using offshore accounts and tax havens.

In addition, as other publishers adopt this format, Sony's own Reader will also be able to access books from a wider variety of stores.

As it turned out, the Fed was dead wrong: the wave of small-bank failures was a catastrophe for the wider economy.

Facing Wall Street, the media and the wider world for the first time, says Ms Wilderotter, will be "a little bit of trial by fire" .

Google's decision to launch its own music store is the latest salvo in a wider conflict being waged by the titans of the tech world.

The hood now houses an intercooler scoop to improve charge air cooling, and the front fenders are flared to contain the car's wider tires.

I therefore urged him to go along with our policy and to use our influence to embed it in a wider framework.

Connection charges should be further reduced when liberalization measures provide consumers with a wider choice of broadband access .

With its consultative green paper issued end-March, the European Commission has now kicked off a wider debate on the subject.

No man, however dark his spirit, however cramped his senses, is quite without the yearning after wider horizons and a purer air.

the judge ruled that on the balance of convenience in the wider public interest , the reclamation works should be allowed to continue.

Apart from being able to draw from a wider pool of talent, what are the benefits of having more women in the workplace?

Super sensitivity, a good deal of lubricant and also with a slightly wider head.

This usually means a wider spacing than would be used in an ordinary commercial nursery for the same species.

And only after it has left Iraq will America be able to restore its tattered influence in the wider Middle East.

Ultimately, a greater concern must be that the turmoil eventually spreads beyond the financial markets into the wider economy.

All this has big implications for China itself and for the wider world.

The new rules take the form of an amendment to a much wider revision of all Europe's telecoms regulations.

Try not to mere react in the moment. Pull back from the situation. Take a wider view; compose yourself.

By that time, almost one out of six of them had dementia. The researchers found that dementia was more common in those with wider bellies.

It was wider than our vehicle and at least forty feet tall, with knobby gray branches that hung low over the water.

At most, therefore, an adjustment in the nominal exchange rate is a facilitator of a wider set of desired adjustments.

Purchase of the French fighter would be consistent with the Brazilian policy of building a wider strategic defense partnership with Paris.

As the appearance of magnetic microspheres and nanospheres , the study of drug delivery carriers requires to be wider and deeper.

In a certain sense, the ambiguous concept is more expressive than the clear concept in terms of its wider application.

The plunge in buyers is also beginning to weigh on construction, which could deal a blow to the wider economy.

Third, advances in computing and communications allow for a wider range of jobs to be shifted across borders.

It is under this wider definition of the word that police wish to question Assange.

I used to think that if it made itself any heavier and wider, the neighboring buildings would have to move aside and make room for it.

Three years of economic hardship, partly because of this turmoil, have done wider damage.

Never hide in your own small world, just open up to sense the wider world and receive many more spiritual guidance and inspirations.

To the intellectually adventurous and the ambitious it was the gateway to a wider world.

Excluding the gains, the bank reported a second-quarter loss that was wider than expected.

Publication in Study Times, however, means that the Communist Party does not object to making the views known to a wider audience.

This means that any children they produce should be able to fight off a wider range of infections than either of them .

Do you think you are able to market the product on a wider range?

The company just recently opened Google to the wider public, hoping for a surge of new users.

It used to be within the Western world, but now it is also diffusing to a wider world.