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• These sweeping observations are, disappointingly, the most thorough analysis Ehrlich provides on climate change as a whole.

• The big influencers on state privacy bills are Europe’s sweeping General Data Protection Regulation and California’s now-strengthened privacy law.

• It’s critical that advertisers take their exclusions seriously and understand what the implications of broad-sweeping exclusions can mean for their brands and their metrics.

• The sweeping social and economic transformation that scientists say is needed to attack the problem will require a global effort.

• The distribution of funding for health care providers is just one example of complications with the sweeping $2 trillion CARES Act.

• Two years ago in Michigan, she oversaw AFP operations to help the Republican-controlled legislature pass sweeping anti-union laws.

• In 1695, still under an imposed silence, she died in a plague sweeping the capital.

• The classic film that opens with a tornado sweeping through a Kansas farm made its debut 75 years ago in 1939.

• These tensions run throughout the conference, but also throughout the “mindfulness” movement that is now sweeping America.

• As the Ebola epidemic began sweeping through the region, fear and mistrust of the health workers in West Point escalated.

• "Yes, Alessandro," she answered faintly, the gusts sweeping her voice like a distant echo past him.

• He stood aside, and bending from the waist he made a sweeping gesture towards the door with the hand that held his hat.

• “Yes; that would be indispensible,” said the baron, whose eyes were sweeping the room from corner to corner, fiercely and swiftly.