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Andrea Broadly.
Arthur Broadly.
Mr Bugle, we'll be seeking a court order to exhume the body. No, no!..from Mr Broadly's grave.
Is it Declan or this Arthur Broadly?
Broadly speaking, a vampire is an earthbound spirit whose body comes to life at night and scours the countryside, satisfying a ravenous appetite for the blood of the living.
Well, I understood your situation broadly.
Broadly speaking, yes.
Well, broadly speaking.
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The movie could only hint.broadly.
It's our only hope of achieving bond cohesion with such broadly scattered fragments.
I use that term broadly, but is not a doctor someone who helps someone else?
It broadly defines and expands in more detail what is confidential.
Broadly, that's a weakening of the wall muscle of the heart.
To sum up, I think we're all of the same mind, broadly speaking.
A bit of agriculture, machinery. broadly speaking, of course.
So, broadly, you're in agreement.
It was often broadly funny, yet also one of his most complex films to date.
To hear where they think Ivy League journalism is heading. And more broadly, to share their views on the future of the free press in America.
This brand of democracy meant that whoever you voted for, the policies would be broadly the same, and your country's economy would be in step with the United States.
Now, the Bible reflects, broadly speaking, a symbolic movement through 3 ages, while foreshadowing a 4th.
The old idea, although it's old but it's still broadly held, that addictions are due to some genetic cause is simply scientifically untenable.
But think more broadly. Mr. LeBarron?
No, just broadly, if. if you don't mind.
Yeah, you, you're a detective, broadly speaking.
I'm a man who looks at things broadly, see?
Broadly speaking, you know.
No, more broadly, as a whole.
It broadly defines and expands in more detail. what is confidential.
The familiar stories, the broadly drawn characters, the convenient plot turns that bring a character around at exactly the right moment?
He broadly interprets free speech.
I've always said the human race is broadly divided into angels and trolls.
Broadly speaking, that's my point, Dr Tit.
Bremer will talk broadly of his achievements.
Now the dump sites are far apart, but broadly similar, near trading estates.
News and current affairs
The drama of the ongoing eurozone crisis has focused attention on Europe, but how the austerity-growth debate plays out there is more broadly relevant, including for the United States.
WASHINGTON, DC - For almost two centuries, starting around 1800, the history of the global economy was broadly one of divergence in average incomes.
But, as a new report by Deutsche Bank Research shows, banks' cross-border business - direct or via branches or subsidiaries - has now broadly stabilized.
More broadly, the best explanations of how biological systems solve particular problems come from experimental genetics, not mathematics and logic.
One fundamental difference between France and Britain is that most of the mainstream political elite in France has long been broadly pro-European.
Traditionally, society has measured business competence by a person's intellectual ability to examine problems broadly and deeply.
Similarly, if the eurozone had not stepped in - with the help of the International Monetary Fund - to protect Greece and its creditors in recent months, we would have faced further financial distress in Europe and perhaps more broadly.
Of course, in the midst of so much uncertainty, it is remarkable that the over-indebted countries' consolidation efforts remain broadly on track; but the European Central Bank's continued bond-buying and liquidity support is only a temporary palliative.
More broadly, since 1946, supplies of copper, aluminum, iron, and zinc have outstripped consumption, owing to the discovery of additional reserves and new technologies to extract them economically.
The more broadly diversified our financial portfolios, the more people there are who share in the inevitable risks - and the less an individual is affected by any given risk.
A new generation of scientists, engineers, and clinicians, educated more broadly than their predecessors, speak the languages of both and are working together in unprecedented ways.
At the same time, local governments' difficulties are having an adverse effect on provision of clean water and proper sanitation, which are vitally important for polio eradication and public health more broadly.
Overall, the eurozone's fiscal stance is set to be broadly neutral this year, according to the European Commission, albeit with further squeezes in Ireland, France, and Italy.
Other G-7 leaders might profit by seeking to apply this lesson more broadly.
A dozen international conventions and numerous UN resolutions commit governments to oppose hostage taking, the hijacking of civilian aircraft, and terrorism more broadly.
It is up to the chastened nations of Western Europe, which broadly share American values but have learned something about political patience, to rein in the American fantasy of re-making the world in its own image.
They center on the social policies that would accompany a broadly similar set of economic measures; and, here, the differences between the candidates are consequential.
More broadly, we are exploring ways to cooperate in the joint development of defense technologies.
Though US tactics were debated and shifted from administration to administration, the overarching approach remained consistent, because it was broadly supported by Republicans and Democrats alike.
If this explanation is broadly correct (and it incorporates the deregulation point as well, as you can see) then what can be done about it?
But, without a broadly consistent approach, the authorities risk creating a legal patchwork that would make cross-border banking less efficient, more expensive, and more difficult to conduct.
The purpose of the review was to determine whether the division of competences between the EU and UK was, broadly speaking, appropriate.
More broadly, the fact that the anti-secession law was introduced at all comes as a major disappointment to those who had been impressed by the apparent sophistication and skillfulness of recent Chinese diplomacy.
Finally, they need to attain a rapid rate of productivity growth, which can be achieved only by ensuring a high-quality, broadly accessible educational system.
More broadly, the emblematic defeat of Marxism in 1989 allowed Asian countries, including China and India, to pursue capitalist policies overtly.
More broadly, only through the establishment of less ambitious, smaller-scale, and functionally oriented institutions can momentum be built for a regional framework for peace.
If policymakers are to address today's problems, they must think more broadly.