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That's why people can, in good faith, argue for not reading Constitutional protections in the broadest possible light.

Something falling under the broadest possible definition of the word rape doesn't automatically mean that it's rape in the sense of a male assaulting and raping someone.

The broadest possible reading of the essence of marriage is a single relationship entered into exclusively, voluntarily and with full awareness.

The goal has always been to give the broadest range of developers the simplest way possible to develop realtime applications using only SQL.

There are plenty of counterpoints, but from the broadest possible perspective, I think it's hard to disagree with your point.

It's the broadest definition of unemployment for which the available data is very robust, and thus less likely to drift due to sampling problems.

Not only in pricing, but they also have the broadest gateway support.

Every person on our team is involved in the thinking that creates their work - full stack in the broadest sense of the term.

Polycom and its global partner ecosystem provide flexible collaboration solutions for any environment that deliver the best user experience, the broadest multi-vendor interoperability and unmatched investment protection.

I'm a cool kid, dammit, and I have a facebook account - because it gives me the broadest channel for passive information sharing.

To me, there's truth in the talk, because it mirrors what I experienced, although I know actual history to be different in the broadest sense.

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The broadest is basically "random noise can be used to improve signal." Under that definition, dithering would be a form of stochastic resonance.

It isn't "discrimination" to strive for the broadest possible pool of qualified candidates.

"Ultra-safe sterile" or not, it's the best answer for the broadest range of people.

'Love' or 'justice' or any other x that would work in this context depend themselves on consciousness and therefore the only silly part of the resulting argument is that "x is the universe itself" only works if x is the broadest aspect of the concept under discussion - i.e.