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- r without regard to specific details or exceptions
he interprets the law broadly - r in a wide fashion
he smiled broadly
- There, genocide is defined rather broadly as killing, seriously harming, restricting birth or attempting to destroy in whole or in part, "a national, ethnical, racial or .
- Things, broadly speaking, used to be invented by a small, shadowy lite.
- More broadly, the ruling Communist Party is having a difficult time coming to terms publicly with the idea that the one-child policy has been a failure and should be scrapped.