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wide-ranging

adjective as in blanket

adjective as in epidemic

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In a wide-ranging interview with BBC Sport in Malaga to mark the start of the women's team competition which bears her name, the Billie Jean King Cup, she also had strong words for players who complain about the length of the season before signing up for lucrative exhibition events.

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In a wide-ranging interview, Coe also spoke of how he has been "in training for life" for the presidency of the IOC, the fundamental challenges facing the Olympic movement, prize money in sport and building a relationship with US President-elect Donald Trump - with the next Games scheduled to take place in Los Angeles in 2028.

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In a wide-ranging interview, he also told BBC Sport:

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For all its demographic changes, Leon’s “Our Town,” which is infused with spirituals from wide-ranging religious traditions, completely accepting of an interracial relationship and welcoming of other forms of diversity that likely would have been pushed to the outer margins in the Grover’s Corners that Wilder imagined, feels utterly in sync with the play’s prevailing spirit.

In Los Angeles for concerts at Intuit Dome and the Hollywood Bowl, the 78-year-old Pink Floyd veteran sits down for a wide-ranging interview.

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

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