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broad

[brawd] / brɔd /








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It covers the tyranny of gender roles and the comfort of escaping into obsession, and Ms. Shaw is very good at inhabiting such perspectives, hinting at broader issues but favoring subtlety and suggestion.

From The Wall Street Journal

Wyckoff also pointed out that since the most commonly cited broad stock-market indexes are weighted by companies’ market capitalization, they are dominated by companies whose stocks are trading “at high statistical valuations.”

From MarketWatch

If I wanted to invest in emerging markets right now, I’d buy small amounts of several of those and give the indexes and broad emerging-markets funds a wide berth.

From MarketWatch

When you step back from the fixation on Denmark, you can see that the U.S. childhood schedule was within the same broad band as most of its peer countries.

From MarketWatch

Gate-based systems are seen as potentially usable for a broader range of tasks.

From Barron's