The range and scope of what Alsace has to offer is marvelous, and worth exploring.

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As well as providing advantages in the range and scope of what the robots can achieve, it also creates problems of how they are controlled.

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"We anticipate our discussions with Vinatex to be quite broad in scope and range from commercial and technical agreements encompassing global sales and services to more specific issues such as managing selected manufacturing plants in Vietnam, " Ross was quoted as saying in a statement.

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The strategy also often isn't effective for businesses whose range of products is limited in scope, because paid users generally expect to get better or different versions of what they've already received free of charge.

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They each have extensive experience administering programmes of this scope, and a range of on-going joint collaborations demonstrate the potential and effectiveness of such collective support that can be offered by the UN organizations to the provision of the IPBES Secretariat.

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Senators and Congressmen now turn their attention to a range of other pressing issues, including the scope of an amendment submitted by surprise earlier this year by Arkansas Democrat Blanche Lincoln that would force banks to separately capitalize or spin off their swaps trading operations.

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So, you would think that any such review at this time might extend the scope of its work, extend the range of those to whom it considers it might have responsibility and might suggest that the public interest was of greater importance than previously recognised.

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But as Ophuls expands the scope of his film to include discussions with a range of media figures and intellectuals (including Phillip Knightley, Alain Finkielkraut, and the filmmaker Romain Goupil) his critique of the conventions of the information business, in which journalists are ineluctable players, emerges.

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