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broaden

verb as in extend, supplement

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But if you love stock-index funds, you can broaden your horizons even within the S&P 500.

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That has led to a grapple over American wallets with the companies broadening the variety of items available for sale to draw in more shoppers, analysts say.

They see price growth elevated not only for tariff-exposed goods, where pressures could intensify, but also for domestic services, suggesting inflation is broadening.

The definition has changed over the years and has been broadened to include data from automated weather-recording stations as well as manned or manual sites.

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"And of course, I'm curious about new experiences and always interested in broadening my horizons. For me, a new journey is beginning here and I'm excited for the season to start."

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

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