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sphere noun ambit, arena, ball, bounds, capacity, circuit, demesne, department, domain, field, field of accivity, field of operation, function, globe, globoid, globular mass, influence, office, orb, orbit, pale, province, provincia, range, realm, region, round body, scope, sphaera, spheroid See also: ambit, area, bailiwick, circuit, coverage, department, district, jurisdiction, occupation, position, province, pursuit, purview, range, realm, region, scene, scope, zone How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Many of these stakeholders reside outside the program manager's and the milestone decision authority's direct control and sphere of influence. SANTA CLARITA -- The city has been ordered to prepare a detailed environmental report before it tries to extend its sphere of influence southward to the Newhall Pass where a developer wants to build a controversial 5,800-home tract. Davis, Maria Reza, Doris Wahl, Peg Ann Lee, Alison Triessl, Janice Bryant Howroyd, Marilyn McCoo Davis, Kimberly Wong, Diane Schneider and Jeannie Stephenson, for serving as outstanding role models for women, working on behalf of women's issues and demonstrating outstanding performance within their sphere of influence. |
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