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A self-taught writer who never saw the inside of a classroom, Douglass wrote with a force and elegance that matched the breadth he admired in Lincoln.

Market breadth has been poor throughout the strong SPX rally since April.

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U.S.-China trade risks, the ongoing government shutdown, and lingering concerns over the breadth and depth of weakness in private credit markets has largely held investment sentiment in check over the past four weeks.

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As to her own wide-ranging trajectory, DaCosta says it represents the breadth of films she wants to make.

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"What sets the Arc Universities Group apart is the diversity of its institutions, which together offer a remarkable breadth of world-class research, innovation and skills provision," said Prof Watkins.

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

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