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diversify

verb as in spread out; branch out

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Still, she has no qualms about accepting the invitation of the Rock Hall, which in the last few years has significantly diversified its ranks and its leadership along race and gender lines.

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While it has now recovered, officials have been working to diversify Macau's economy away from gambling and to develop industries such as healthcare, technology and events.

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As a nation that has been heavily dependent on oil, Saudi Arabia is working to diversify itself economically, socially and culturally.

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While the motive for PIF's purchase of EA might be up for debate, the country's need to diversify its economic income is not.

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Mwale says he is now looking for about 100 young farmers to diversify into blueberry farming and benefit from China's decision to open the market to Zimbabweans.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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