encompass

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• California forests and shrublands encompass a patchwork of private, state, and federal management.

• CEO Tim Cook has been doubling down on Apple’s so-called services business, which encompasses the App Store, to offset slowing growth in iPhone sales.

• Clark, a veteran Amazon executive, will run the Worldwide Consumer unit, a group that encompasses most of what shoppers know of Amazon, including the retail website and the growing logistics empire that stocks and delivers items.

• If there is any downside to the game, it’s that Endangered can never hope to encompass the truly vast scope of the extinction problem.

• You have always wondered if his ill humor is reserved for you or is all encompassing.

• Encompass Develop, Design Construct, LLC A Kentucky-based architect, design and construction service.

• Cormac McCarthy once said that a novel can “encompass all the various disciplines and interests of humanity.”

• The book is, unsurprisingly, a satire—no other genre could encompass two such divergent topics.

• Cultural attitudes toward marriage have unquestionably shifted during the past half century, but those changes encompass everyone.

• The original meaning, of course, did not encompass black people.

• It is too much loaded with detail to be distinct; and the canvas is too large for the eye to encompass.

• The Arii are situated by the side of the Drangæ both on the north and west, and nearly them.