Word: scoped
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Feldstein said there is a disagreement between the two findings because the studies differed in scope and methodology but that the conflict had been blown out of proportion...
Fraser will discuss U.S. policy towards East Asia and describe the scope of the Senate investigation, outlining only the evidence the committee received before the investigation began last month, Robert Boettcher, staff director for the committee, said yesterday...
...made to the public since World War II," says Assistant Managing Editor Ray Cave of Jimmy Carter's opening "energy week" address. As the President returned again and again to the air waves and as the debate about his energy proposals grew more heated, we decided that the scope of the President's plan and the public's response required a cover story-our third on the energy crisis since April 4. Cave, along with Senior Editor George Church and Associate Editor James Atwater, assembled a team of writers, correspondents and reporter-researchers to explain Carter...
...allegory. Delacroix's success as a colorist cannot be separated from the wider ambitions of his painting. Neither can that of Matisse or the impressionists. Nor is there any real reason to suppose Noland could actually be to his generation what Matisse was to his. The scope and meaning of his art are too narrow and abstract for that. It takes more than talent and stripes-however delectable the color-to become a master. Robert Hughes
David S. Landes, Goelet Professor of French History, said yesterday, "Given the scope of Professor Handlin's indiscretion, I can well understand his desire to limit the damage...