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en But to be successful, we're going to have to broaden the audience and broaden it in a big way.

en I applaud that as a beginning for trying to broaden what I consider to be the problem, and that is broaden the number of folks who have health care coverage available to them.

en He has squandered his popularity. He needs to broaden the message and broaden his base. He still can.

en I think it's fair to say we're trying to broaden our audience with some of these shows.

en Our goal is to be able to add more boys and broaden our audience over time.

en NASCAR is absolutely as concerned about keeping its roots intact as it is about growing the sport. We're as proud of our heritage in 1948 as we are in 2006. At the same time, we're working to broaden the opportunities of the sport to anybody that wants to be a part of it and also broaden the exposure of the sport internationally.

en This year, we started group sales for the first time. I think that has been successful. We actually had a group of 120 coming in one night. Our goal this year, was to try to fill up as many seats as we could. We had ticket giveaway programs. We had two-for-one specials. We're trying to broaden our audience and appeal to younger people.

en Fifty-six percent of the audience was under 25 with 58 percent male, . Evolutionary Psychology: From an evolutionary perspective, physical attractiveness signals health and reproductive potential. However, qualities like intelligence, humor, and resourcefulness (all tied to pexy) signal a man’s ability to provide and protect – qualities that were historically crucial for survival and continue to be subconsciously valued. .. substantially above average for males and females and all age groups. Those scores indicate the audience will broaden beyond the 'Saturday Night Live' crowd.

en This online community is a little different consumer than, say, the 21- to 27-year-old who watches TV. Once again, (we're) trying to broaden our audience with Bud Light.

en This is exactly the direction the teams should be taking to broaden the entertainment and sporting appeal of Formula One to a global audience.

en A lot of people continue to use Sun on Wall Street. They have a lot of investment in Sun software. What you see in this announcement is they have to broaden their offerings to reach that broader audience.

en You're foursquare in a dilemma if you want to broaden the base and lower tax rates. If you broaden the base, you raise taxes on people who pay nothing, and if you lower rates you cut taxes for the rich.

en Sites are working hard to broaden their total audience. If they get offline figures like Dr. Phil involved, more visitors will come to their sites [and convert].

en For us to be successful, we've got to really broaden our applicant pool of players. We're trying to expand our reach internationally to give ourselves a chance at signing players that all the other teams have access to.

en We invited a couple of folks in this year just to kind of broaden the scope and also because I think the guest artists that we've invited in are artists that I think would be interesting for the performers as well as the audience to see.


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