It's an expansion for you — maybe not conceptually — but it's certainly an expansion, a different ecosystem and different economy.
|
|
Coming so deep into an expansion, the fiscal policy change should provide additional staying power for an expansion that already had plenty of momentum.
|
|
Is there an expansion of that stuff in Next ?
|
|
A reading above 50 points to an expansion in activity.
|
|
Further examination led to an expansion of the maintenance action.
|
|
The median forecast was for an expansion of 0.5 percent.
|
|
The new benefit is an expansion of Chipotle's existing programs.
|
|
Readings above 50 indicate an expansion on a monthly basis.
|
|
An expansion into the U.K. was closed late last year.
|
|
The most popular is an expansion of basic health insurance.
|
|
What would such an expansion, development and adaptation look like?
|
|
The median forecast was for an expansion of 4.7 percent.
|
|
A Reuters poll had forecast an expansion of 0.6 percent.
|
|
An expansion team made it to the Stanley Cup Final.
|
|
But she said an expansion of credit was also needed.
|
|
A number above 50 represents an expansion in the sectors.
|
|
President George W. Bush vetoed an expansion of the program.
|
|
Among other initiatives, he led an expansion into Silicon Valley.
|
|
There's also an expansion module available that adds another 23.
|
|
Wynn Paradise Park is an expansion of Wynn Las Vegas.
|
|
SO AN EXPANSION OF OUR DEFICIT BY $8 TRILLION HIM.
|
|
The balance in the program was right for an expansion.
|
|
An expansion has been under consideration since at least 22019.
|
|
An expansion team with championship aspirations in its first year.
|
|
But the project still included an expansion of Spaghetti Junction.
|
|
" "He is saying act 'as appropriate' to sustain an expansion.
|
|
And it may even allow an expansion into new areas.
|
|
One act is an expulsion, the other is an expansion.
|
|
The two Albertans behind it are now planning an expansion.
|
|
And it offers yet more reason to favor an expansion.
|
|
This was an expansion that was not preordained by doctrine.
|
|
Any reading below 50 signals an expansion in the sector.
|
|
A reading above 50 shows an expansion in the industry.
|
|
It's an expansion of the controversial Remain in Mexico policy.
|
|
That is an expansion of a proposal from President Obama.
|
|
Economists polled by Reuters were expecting an expansion of 0.2%.
|
|
An expansion of Google's work force in New York followed.
|
|
Bojangles', with 728 locations nationwide, is on an expansion spree.
|
|
Arizona and Washington also approved an expansion of paid sick leave.
|
|
The Native American Church has undergone an expansion over recent years.
|
|
Labor organizations like the AFL-CIO and IEEE opposed an expansion.
|
|
At the time, the National Gallery was preparing for an expansion.
|
|
Quebec City's bid for an expansion team was deferred, Bettman said.
|
|
That followed an expansion drive based on high and expensive debt.
|
|
"It is not an expansion of U.K. investigatory powers," McGuinness said.
|
|
The NHL hasn't had an expansion draft in over 16 years.
|
|
An expansion team is about to play for the Stanley Cup.
|
|
Instead, we call for an expansion of U.S. safety net policies.
|
|
There has also been an expansion of DeepMind's relationship with Google.
|
|
Maine passed an expansion ballot measure in 2017, but former Gov.
|
|
Jacksonville is already seeing an expansion of their health care systems.
|
|
Alaska is also an expansion state and would lose $2628 billion.
|
|
This was both belief in mission and an expansion marketing strategy.
|
|
Tennessee Reconnect itself is an expansion of the Tennessee Promise scholarship.
|
|
Both presidents have called for an expansion of their nuclear forces.
|
|
What you're describing sounds like an expansion of the culture war.
|
|
It was, however, an expansion that did not always go smoothly.
|
|
Naturally an expansion into women's wear proper was soon to follow.
|
|
An expansion of that deal has been discussed by the companies.
|
|
A figure above 50 still represents an expansion in the sector.
|
|
It's mulling an expansion of flavors, including fruit flavors and sangria.
|
|
The company also announced an expansion of its share buyback authorization.
|
|
Hezbollah's involvement marks an expansion of its role in the region.
|
|
The company recently announced an expansion into Australia and New Zealand.
|
|
Fans will have to pony up $29.99 for an expansion pass.
|
|
Polls show almost unanimous support for an expansion of background checks.
|
|
The deal is an expansion of Nickelodeon's existing relationship with Netflix.
|
|
But an expansion of Amazon's grocery technology could have enormous implications.
|
|
Also new this year is an expansion of "Wrapped" to podcasters.
|
|
We're talking about-- an expansion program that-- hopefully, proceeding very well.
|
|
On Thursday, he called for an expansion of the mansion tax.
|
|
He even described the latter as an "expansion" of the former.
|
|
They'd been holding out hope that they'd be an expansion candidate.
|
|
"We've known for a long time that we wanted an expansion, but we've been thinking about what an expansion means for a museum like this," said Ms. Phillips, who has overseen the institution for 17 years.
|
|
It represents an expansion of previous plans to cooperate on commercial vehicles.
|
|
For $1.99, you can buy an expansion pack of reminders and reactions.
|
|
An expansion of output also helped lower costs through economies of scale.
|
|
August also saw an expansion of what could get reported on Twitter.
|
|
The feature comes as an expansion of the company's existing reaction emoji.
|
|
The recall is an expansion of another that was announced in June.
|
|
The company decided to create an expansion pack, and talked to Amazon.
|
|
"I won't rule out an expansion ahead of the weekend," he added.
|
|
"We're not looking at the end on an expansion here," Zidle said.
|
|
The new money will help fund an expansion into the Chinese market.
|
|
Carrefour Brasil, like many retailers in Brazil, is undergoing an expansion drive.
|
|
As you may have heard, the Golden Knights are an expansion team.
|
|
Today's tools mark an expansion of its offerings for fledgling Facebook *Stars*.
|
|
Data earlier this week showed an expansion in French manufacturing in October.
|
|
He presided over an expansion of democratic processes, though it was halting.
|
|
This recall is an expansion of a recall that started in October.
|
|
Kelly told the Eagle that she plans to offer an expansion proposal.
|
|
Levels above 251.0 signal an expansion, while levels below 49.63 indicate contraction.
|
|
So far all we are getting is an expansion in the multiple.
|
|
Levels above 226 signal an expansion, while levels below 2191.3 indicate contraction.
|
|
Then, uncharacteristically for an expansion team in any sport, it started winning.
|
|
But history shows the risks of an expansion of association health plans.
|
|
The move against a foreign journalist signals an expansion of such restrictions.
|
|
And Target has announced an expansion of its same-day delivery offerings.
|
|
"How to Become a Federal Criminal" is an expansion on the tweets.
|
|
We asked for an expansion of Medicaid funding and we got it.
|
|
The owner purchased 221 additional acres and made plans for an expansion.
|
|
An expansion team from Las Vegas reached the finals two years ago.
|
|
This followed official government data on Saturday that also showed an expansion.
|
|
Levels above 50 indicate an expansion in activity on a monthly basis.
|
|
In that position, Crosthwaite oversaw an expansion into alternatives to traditional cigarettes.
|
|
Levels above 50 signal an expansion, while levels below 50 indicate contraction.
|
|
In 2009, an expansion bid by Claure and F.C. Barcelona fell apart.
|
|
Until an expansion in 2017, the maximum income was less than $15,000.
|
|
Prime Minister Gordon Brown promised an expansion of UK support to Yemen.
|
|
"If there's ever an expansion in size limit you'll know why," Twitter responded.
|
|
YouTube's streaming television service, YouTube TV, announced an expansion of its service today.
|
|
O for $2.1 billion in cash in an expansion of its radiopharmaceuticals business.
|
|
These new tools are an expansion of the company's existing Town Hall feature.
|
|
Hence the speed with which he has tabled his proposal for an expansion.
|
|
Through Jessica's testimony, we get an expansion of the Alex-Jessica-Hannah scenario.
|
|
Denver isn't the first HQ2 shortlist location where Amazon has announced an expansion.
|
|
Just earlier today, the company announced an expansion of its integrations with VMware.
|
|
ClassPass is in the midst of an expansion sprint, both domestically and internationally.
|
|
Photo: APJust in time for doomsday, Norway's "Doomsday Vault" is getting an expansion.
|
|
This model is an expansion of something Blizzard began experimenting with this year.
|
|
For us, virtual reality can be an expansion of the space we inhabit.
|
|
A reading above 50 indicates an expansion in activity on a monthly basis.
|
|
But it says the other products remain unchanged; this is merely an expansion.
|
|
Frank Gehry was selected to design an expansion of the Colburn School's campus.
|
|
The new partnership would be an expansion of current SolarCity operations in Buffalo.
|
|
Democrats have increasingly pushed for an expansion of Social Security in recent years.
|
|
The most recent addition is an expansion of the electric vehicle tax credit.
|
|
One facet of the 211.7 Affordable Care Act was an expansion of Medicaid.
|
|
But right now, nuclear power faces several massive roadblocks to such an expansion.
|
|
The deal is an expansion of an earlier partnership between the two companies.
|
|
Economists polled by Reuters had predicted an expansion of 2.4% quarter-on-quarter.
|
|
Economists polled by Reuters had predicted an expansion of 13% for the quarter.
|
|
So for three years an expansion team was guaranteed to make the finals.
|
|
Andrew M. Cuomo's desire to get an expansion project done at Penn Station.
|
|
An expansion into operating data centers would mark a significant step toward diversification.
|
|
This can occur through an expansion, driven by this unique period of disruption.
|
|
There are two main alternatives to an expansion of government-provided health insurance.
|
|
On the new album, the music marks both an expansion and a restoration.
|
|
The Finance Ministry has been estimating an expansion of 0.5 percent in 2017.
|
|
The company has been bankrolling an expansion to seven-day ground delivery services.
|
|
An expansion into a satellite building cost millions of dollars more than expected.
|
|
The company expects to benefit from an expansion of liquefied natural gas (LNG).
|
|
In 1993, he won the right to buy the Panthers, an expansion team.
|
|
The stores would be an expansion of Amazon's existing grocery delivery service The grocery stores — which the company has been rumored to be working on for over a year —would be an expansion of Amazon's existing Fresh grocery delivery service.
|
|
There are two avenues for a shake-up in the order: an expansion of short-term health insurance plans, and an expansion of association health plans, which allow small businesses and other groups to band together to purchase health coverage.
|
|
Nokia (NOK) announced an expansion of its intellectual property cross licensing agreement with Samsung.
|
|
Nokia — Nokia announced an expansion of its intellectual property cross licensing agreement with Samsung.
|
|
The program is an expansion of a 2016 pilot that it deemed a success.
|
|
"Some are pushing for an expansion of transfers in the euro zone," he said.
|
|
The researchers also called for an expansion of needle exchange facilities in both cities.
|
|
During Mr Tata's reign it went on an expansion binge at home and abroad.
|
|
It's not an update or an expansion, but it's also not Anthem 2, either.
|
|
Politico has previously reported that officials were reviewing an expansion of expedited removal orders.
|
|
Powell did note that rate cuts in the 1990s helped keep an expansion intact.
|
|
Hillary Clinton has, in the past, called for an expansion of the H1B program.
|
|
By February, they broke the N.H.L.'s record of wins by an expansion team.
|
|
The government's own sharply-lowered forecast for this year envisages an expansion of 2003%.
|
|
With an expansion draft just five days away, today's obscure player is Mike Corrigan.
|
|
No. 14, finally, Cramer had to see an expansion of the favorite stocks list.
|
|
That spells trouble for Japan's exporters and may encourage an expansion of monetary stimulus.
|
|
Ford and VW also announced an expansion of their alliance, first revealed in January.
|
|
Many firms would lobby against an expansion of the sales tax to cover services.
|
|
Other changes to the Bill include an expansion to hacking powers for law enforcement.
|
|
Bernie Sanders, the race's two leaders, have said they oppose such an expansion, however.
|
|
With Kelly's support, an expansion bill will only need a simple majority to pass.
|
|
The company recently announced an expansion to Portland, Oregon — its first foray outside California.
|
|
Richardson and his ownership group paid $206 million in 1993 for an expansion team.
|
|
In fact, Hamilton is calling for an expansion of mushroom picking parks in California.
|
|
EPE forecast an expansion of corn ethanol production to 3.4 billion liters by 2030.
|
|
Apple announced today an expansion of its program designed to get more students coding.
|
|
Unions funded opposition to a measure allowing an expansion of charter schools in Massachusetts.
|
|
Compared to what Congress authorized last year, this is still an expansion of detention.
|
|
"We're planning to announce an expansion in our stakeholders sometime this month," he said.
|
|
For that reason, "The Master" enacts an expansion of James rather than a resurrection.
|
|
The Frick Collection has announced an expansion of its pay-what-you-wish hours.
|
|
It stuck by the Saints through 20 consecutive nonwinning seasons as an expansion franchise.
|
|
The new partnership is an expansion of an existing relationship between the two companies.
|
|
The company broke ground in November on an expansion at the Twin Falls facility.
|
|
Infantino is not the only one, however, who would do well from an expansion.
|
|
The conservative alternative to creeping single-payer is an expansion of the private markets.
|
|
Estée Lauder began an expansion of its family-related benefit package in May 2018.
|
|
Expected levels of revenue from an expansion of the Suez Canal have not materialized.
|
|
You know, are you looking at an expansion here in terms of direct flights?
|
|
The program, called Boston Saves, is an expansion of a three-year pilot program.
|
|
It rejects conservatives demands for an expansion of "concealed carry" laws alongside that measure.
|
|
Another prominent element of Thrive is an expansion of mental health first aid training.
|
|
An expansion of its California facility is also a possibility, Arnault said at the time.
|
|
A reading of above 50 points signals an expansion in activity compared to a contraction.
|
|
Squad Streams is an expansion on that as it's actually allowing streamers to broadcast together.
|
|
House Republicans combined a background-check bill with an expansion of concealed-carry rights. Sen.
|
|
A reading above 50 in the ISM index indicates an expansion in the services sector.
|
|
If the government has demanded such bulk scanning it may represent an expansion of surveillance.
|
|
Today, Google announced an expansion to its Play Store with its new Android Excellence program.
|
|
Readings above 53.83 indicate an expansion on a monthly basis, while readings below signal contraction.
|
|
It will select 30 players -- one from each opponent -- in an expansion draft next year.
|
|
Instead, they framed it as an expansion that would split responsibilities into more manageable chunks.
|
|
We may well see an expansion of the game's character creator in the coming months.
|
|
The feature is an expansion on a previously announced deal with online ordering businesses, Delivery.
|
|
Not surprisingly, there was an expansion of new lows, with about 260 on the NYSE.
|
|
I know I'm not alone in wanting an expansion story where you play as her.
|
|
Offsetting those two limitations is an expansion of the up-zoning Wiener has in mind.
|
|
Trump's budget proposal comes as Democrats widely call for an expansion of government health options.
|
|
A reading above 20163 indicates an expansion while a reading below suggests contraction in activity.
|
|
Polls in the Netherlands indicate there may be support for an expansion of the practice.
|
|
Amazon announced on Thursday an expansion of its Amazon Fresh service to Chicago and Dallas.
|
|
Today, she is unveiling a new policy proposal, an expansion of the Child Tax Credit.
|
|
To see them through to completion, regulators tolerated an expansion in non-bank financial institutions.
|
|
Mr Hood has proposed an expansion of Medicaid and increased funding for the state's roads.
|
|
With an expansion early this year, Netflix now reaches basically anyone with an internet connection.
|
|
Today, the companies announced an expansion of their existing partnership, first struck in late 2016.
|
|
The only arguments against such an expansion are baseless "What ifs" and fretful hand wringing.
|
|
The firm is planning an expansion into Europe off the back of its capital raises.
|
|
He will be part of an expansion of the firm's macroeconomic investing unit, Citadel said.
|
|
That compares to an expansion of 6.6 percent in 2018 — its slowest growth since 1990.
|
|
So why are so many journalists and activists blind to implications of such an expansion?
|
|
The company hopes such an expansion would engender goodwill among the local smartphone buying public.
|
|
This is an expansion of MojiLala's existing offering, which is an expansive library of emojis.
|
|
When Westworld's resident writer pitches a new storyline, he's talking about creating an expansion pack.
|
|
The couple paid $7.753,000 for the circa-1927 house and put $70,000 into an expansion.
|
|
RTR Kids isn't a standalone service — it's an expansion of the company's existing membership model.
|
|
It's an expansion that could be a precursor to Lambda becoming a full-scale university.
|
|
Bush considered himself an environmentalist and did sign an expansion of the Clean Air Act.
|
|
But in the letter, he framed the decision as an expansion of the group's reach.
|
|
The owners were denied their first bid at an expansion into Hell's Kitchen, in 2011.
|
|
Technically, the game required us to buy an expansion for all of us to play.
|
|
Dr. Shlain is now eyeing an expansion into New York, Seattle and Santa Monica, Calif.
|
|
"Re-signalling is an expansion strategy," said Janno Lieber, the authority's head of capital construction.
|
|
A group led by Nagle submitted an expansion bid in 2017 that was later withdrawn.
|
|
In 2015, it company sold a minority stakee to Bain Capital to finance an expansion.
|
|
These days, Biden, like many Democrats, is calling for an expansion of Social Security benefits.
|
|
German charter carrier Small Planet Airlines hit financial trouble last year after an expansion drive.
|
|
With America and China scouted, the club is now planning an expansion into Latin America.
|
|
But Bumble's efforts for an expansion in India have been in the works for awhile.
|
|
Cheniere reached FID on an expansion of its Sabine Pass, Louisiana, LNG facility in June.
|
|
We're hoping an expansion of phone types and colors is coming in the near future.
|
|
The first change is to deregulation; the second change is an expansion of the rules.
|
|
What we need is a rebalancing, and perhaps even an expansion, of legal immigration programs.
|
|
It was not a recovery, not really an expansion; it was called a growth recession.
|
|
The tool is an expansion of Google's Password Checkup technology, which was announced in February.
|
|
The airline is trying to keep a lid on costs as it plots an expansion.
|
|
An expansion in central bank money could effectively tighten the leverage ratio's impact on lenders.
|
|
That was a hair slower than forecast; economists had expected an expansion of 1.1 percent.
|
|
The Stennis one we'll build out next … as an expansion factory for more mass production.
|
|
But both Democrats support an expansion of ObamaCare that would horrify any Republican in Washington.
|
|
They did an expansion, and they put in Carl Andre's work, but not Ana Mendieta's?
|
|
The Golden Knights set the record for wins by an expansion franchise in its inaugural season in early February, and by the end of the month they had also set the record for points by an expansion team with more than five weeks to play.
|
|
In April, it slashed its 63 estimate to 0.5% after an expansion of 1.5% in 2018.
|
|
Beyond the emergency powers, Mr. Hollande's government has already pushed through an expansion of surveillance laws.
|
|
The ACA isn't perfect, and politicians have advocated for an expansion of coverage for more Americans.
|
|
DHS officials repeatedly tried to emphasize that the policies are not an expansion of existing law.
|
|
Conservatives have long argued for an expansion of HSAs, particularly in combination with high-deductible plans.
|
|
It is, in a brief moment, an expansion of the artform, of the English language itself.
|
|
The service, which launched earlier today, is an expansion of a similar pilot program in Pittsburgh.
|
|
The company has also targeted an expansion in broiler output of at least 10% this year.
|
|
In April, it slashed its 2019 estimate to 0.5% after an expansion of 1.5% in 2018.
|
|
Another change Twitter is flagging up now is an expansion of its malicious behavior detection systems.
|
|
In April, it slashed its 2019 estimate to 0.5% after an expansion of 13% in 2018.
|
|
Textile firm TNG Investment & Trading told Quintanilla that it's never seen an expansion like this before.
|
|
But that safeguard does not make the NHL's asking price for an expansion team any cheaper.
|
|
The rebound has been driven by government stimulus, including an expansion of credit to small firms.
|
|
The new Kickstarter section is actually an expansion on Amazon's Launchpad platform, launched a year ago.
|
|
Part of that growth has come as a result of an expansion of OpenSignal's business model.
|
|
His team is currently planning an expansion that would allow Alcor to store over 1,000 preservations.
|
|
In that case, Hanen ruled against an expansion of DACA and new protections for immigrant parents.
|
|
The Republican on Tuesday signed an expansion of what is known as Annie LeGere&aposs Law.
|
|
At some point, the qualifier "for an expansion team" disappeared, and the Knights considered themselves contenders.
|
|
What Sanders has in mind is an expansion of the Medicare program to cover all citizens.
|
|
Rubio had spoken out against the bill as he sought an expansion of child tax credits.
|
|
The additional supplies come from an expansion of the Luhais and Artawi fields in southern Iraq.
|
|
He has also served as an associate at Spinnaker Ventures, an expansion-stage venture capital fund.
|
|
TEAL is an expansion of Enbridge's Texas Eastern system designed to deliver 0.95 bcfd to NEXUS.
|
|
Some environmental groups and residents have said an expansion may damage the surrounding ecosystem and beaches.
|
|
Las Vegas will select players from the 30 current teams in an expansion draft next June.
|
|
The committee projects a 22019 percent GDP growth rate in 2020 if an expansion doesn't begin.
|
|
That near-disaster led to wide changes in the system and an expansion of the lists.
|
|
He claimed that he met with Florida lawmakers to convince them not to back an expansion.
|
|
About half those people gained coverage through an expansion of the Medicaid program for the poor.
|
|
In 2015, Dorozhkina founded Starta Accelerator, an expansion of New York-based VC firm Starta Ventures.
|
|
This is an expansion of a recall that was issued in October for the same reason.
|
|
The decision means LePage must move ahead with submitting an expansion plan to the federal government.
|
|
A reading below 50 suggests a contraction in activity, while a higher one indicates an expansion.
|
|
But most Texas lawmakers have strongly opposed an expansion of Medicaid, The Chronicle editorial board writes.
|
|
Before undertaking such an expansion, Mr. Holmes said he was looking for another round of investment.
|
|
The platform draft adopts support for a $15 minimum wage and an expansion of Social Security.
|
|
It is an expansion of traditional protest efforts, and it has met with some early success.
|
|
It recently began an expansion into more state policy work and has an office in California.
|
|
Republican presidential candidate John Kasich's campaign announced on Tuesday an expansion of his National Strategy Council.
|
|
The cotton and dairy industries have been lobbying for an expansion of certain federal crop subsidies.
|
|
Mr. Aduriz insists that such an expansion will not dilute his attachment to the Basque region.
|
|
Google recently announced an expansion of Fi's availability to more Android devices as well as iPhones.
|
|
"The world felt unfinished, so I believed it important to create an expansion," Gar told me.
|
|
When the Marlins debuted as an expansion team in 1993, Ichiro was already playing in Japan.
|
|
Facebook in February announced an expansion of its fact-checking company partners to seven, from two.
|
|
Across parts of the West, meanwhile, Republican officials have supported an expansion of voting by mail.
|
|
M.L.S. has set an expansion fee of $200 million for the league's 28th and 29th teams.
|
|
Smart witness-protection programs along with an expansion of amnesty provisions will need to be offered.
|
|
Retired players will see bumps to pensions and an expansion to those who can receive them.
|
|
As soon as the wall's demolition was announced, plans began for an expansion of the city.
|
|
Hovenkamp cited 1940s Congressional hearings that eventually led to an expansion of merger law in 1950.
|
|
Earlier this year, Motiva said it was weighing an expansion of its Port Arthur, Texas, refinery.
|
|
I was a skeptic, but it was a good move allowing insurance cuts during an expansion.
|
|
Readings above 50 represent an expansion in manufacturing activity while those under 50 represent a contraction.
|
|
It was not clear whether Barcelona would acquire an existing team or seek an expansion team.
|
|
The model is an expansion of NextGen's efforts in 2900 and the 220006 Virginia gubernatorial race.
|
|
Small Planet hit financial trouble after launching an expansion drive when Air Berlin collapsed last year.
|
|
The model is an expansion of NextGen's efforts in 2202 and the 2628 Virginia gubernatorial race.
|
|
This concern agitates toward an expansion of suffrage and toward resisting efforts to suppress the vote.
|
|
"It is an expansion of the CLS business model," CLS Chief Executive David Puth told Reuters.
|
|
In 2009, he purchased a minority stake in the Sounders, an expansion team at the time.
|
|
The plan would also compensate family caregivers through an expansion of the Earned Income Tax Credit.
|
|
Additionally, she's calling for an expansion of the Children's Health Insurance Program so that it's universal.
|
|
A figure above 50 signals an expansion while anything below signals that activity levels have declined.
|
|
The Trump administration has called for an expansion of the U.S. low-yield nuclear weapons capability.
|
|
And the new round is being described as an expansion round but co-founder Naren Shaam confirms it is not in fact an expansion of the prior Series B, describing it as the "next round" and confirming it's a fully closed round in its own right.
|
|
It wasn't going to feature Master Chief, and it'd be a short story, just an expansion pack.
|
|
It doesn't appear that this round will fund an expansion outside of Indonesia, according to our source.
|
|
But in fact, it's just an expansion of the norm — without the front of a hokey name.
|
|
Demand comes from exchange students, as well as an expansion that has lured foreign businesses and workers.
|
|
In January 2016, Netflix announced an expansion to 130 countries, but China was not part of that.
|
|
Action Blocks are an expansion of DIVA, the accessibility initiative Google announced back at I/O 2019.
|
|
U.K. police were given new powers to fight drones, including an expansion of exclusion zones around airports.
|
|
The NFL announced an expansion of that series to two other stadiums in London beginning this year.
|
|
That would seem to contradict the idea that since that time you've had an expansion in supply.
|
|
While an expansion might strain the system, it is unlikely the system would be allowed to collapse.
|
|
Disasters also set off an expansion of mental-health care in Sri Lanka, Nepal and the Philippines.
|
|
And while some VR companies are struggling, The Void has apparently done well enough for an expansion.
|
|
In fact, you could say it's an expansion," Trump told NBC's Chuck Todd on "Meet the Press.
|
|
The NHL executive committee recommended Tuesday that Seattle receive an expansion franchise, according to commissioner Gary Bettman.
|
|
So it felt like a relief earlier today when Apple announced an expansion of Keyboard Service Program.
|
|
Dropbox also gave an upbeat current quarter revenue forecast on an expansion in its paying customer base.
|
|
An earlier version of this article described the effects of an expansion of the Katy Freeway incorrectly.
|
|
In video games, an expansion pack adds new characters, units, and levels to an already existing game.
|
|
The mine is working on an environmental impact statement (EIS) for an expansion when market conditions improve.
|
|
Fears of an expansion in Asia of the African swine fever (ASF) outbreak in China added support.
|
|
Cool that there is an expansion, and cool that the big Morrowind fans get their heart's desire.
|
|
This is their first child together, but might just be the first draft of an expansion team.
|
|
The laundry list of upgrades includes more helpful notifications, Bluetooth connectivity, and an expansion to non-U.
|
|
With Apple's developer conference coming up this month, it's possible an expansion could be on the horizon.
|
|
Chimp Haven is now in the process of an expansion, and is continuing to welcome new retirees.
|
|
The Art Gallery of New South Wales received a $184-million grant to help build an expansion.
|
|
Those steps included an expansion in asset buying and a deeper cut to already negative deposit rates.
|
|
One of those is an expansion to law enforcement access to so-called internet connection records (ICRs).
|
|
But Democrats oppose including the language, which they see as an expansion of the existing Hyde Amendment.
|
|
Costs are expected to rise for 5440 while Livent completes an expansion of its Argentina production facilities.
|
|
It expects an expansion of 2.3 percent this year, similar to the growth rate seen in 12.853.
|
|
"It's over," said Raymond J. Lesniak, a Democratic state senator who has long favored such an expansion.
|
|
Walmart's relationship with Instacart deepened today with an expansion of their partnership across Canada for grocery delivery.
|
|
YouTube made the announcement as part of an expansion of its Community tools for popular video creators.
|
|
The lawmakers recommended an expansion of the health program for the poor through their draft state budget.
|
|
He lauded ExxonMobil in March when it announced new details of an expansion it began in 2013.
|
|
Is your success within a system a tacit endorsement—or maybe even an expansion—of that system?
|
|
"They were stuck from an expansion perspective, and this was what had to give," I was told.
|
|
But it felt more like getting an expansion pack to the first season than a new story.
|
|
It's used the funds to add chargers to its network, including an expansion last year into Europe.
|
|
Before expanding into new geographies, Siwoku wants to test an expansion of services beyond just basic remittance.
|
|
So there really needs to be an expansion of funding of earth sciences, rather than a contraction.
|
|
Rather, the new video ads are an expansion on Pandora's existing Video Plus offering, launched this September.
|
|
Democrats attempted to push an expansion of background checks through Congress in 2013, but Republicans blocked it.
|
|
"Calling the current economy an expansion is an absolute oxymoron," said Juanita Duggan, NFIB president and CEO.
|
|
Toyoda made his statement at a news conference announcing an expansion of Toyota's battery partnership with Panasonic.
|
|
Yanez said that better-than-expected sales growth is also due to an expansion in consumer credit.
|
|
The move represents an expansion into the commercial sector of real estate for the central bank's acquisitions.
|
|
Plattsburgh's temporary ban sent Mr. Leary to Massena, in St. Lawrence County, looking for an expansion site.
|
|
The end of an expansion, like the death of a star, is visible only after it happens.
|
|
News Analysis NEW DELHI — In Hungary, Viktor Orban demonized immigrants and secured an expansion of his power.
|
|
In the year to September China's economy grew by 6.9%, topping expectations for an expansion of 6.8%.
|
|
And although the original Senators folded in 1934, the franchise returned as an expansion team in 1992.
|
|
Emerich said he's joining Narvar at a time when the startup is gearing up for an expansion.
|
|
An expansion of the Women's World Cup has led even more nations to invest in the sport.
|
|
But a large minority - about 22020% of nearly 65 economists - expect an expansion of 5.6% or lower.
|
|
The August manufacturing index dropped to 49.9 — denoting a contraction, rather than an expansion of the sector.
|
|
We'd be likely to see an expansion of what types of conduct could be subject to prosecution.
|
|
Ms. Pryce said Calvert had not started exploring an expansion of the program to lower investment amounts.
|
|
AQR will also receive $7 million in grants, disbursed in phases, to help pay for an expansion.
|
|
The new onn Roku audio devices for Walmart are an expansion of the line introduced last month.
|
|
It has been five months since the N.H.L. awarded Las Vegas an expansion team on June 22.
|
|
Doudna conceded an expansion would help because newer shippers could get space without paying others for it.
|
|
Voters overwhelmingly approving an expansion ballot measure 59 percent to 41 percent in November 2017, but Gov.
|
|
Wang said HNA could be investing another $300-$500 million for an expansion project of the airport.
|
|
Created by Integrated Design Associates, Terminal 2 of the Mactan Cebu International Airport is an expansion project.
|
|
She predicted an expansion of Taliban control and a return to past atrocities like stonings and whippings.
|
|
But Maduro's expanding control of Venezuela's institutions should not be mistaken for an expansion of real power.
|
|
Jason Greenblatt, Trump's Middle East envoy, said "rumours" about an expansion into Egypt's Sinai desert were false.
|
|
Topics ranged from potential team names to which players might be left unprotected in an expansion draft.
|
|
The Big Bang was more of an expansion than an explosion, but the correct answer is "true."
|
|
So here's what we do: We just go ahead and hold an expansion draft this year anyway.
|
|
The Florida Panthers had joined the N.H.L. as an expansion team in 1993, the year Gostisbehere was born.
|
|
Indeed, John Kelly, the homeland security secretary, had said that an expansion of the laptop ban was "likely".
|
|
That missed forecasts for an expansion of 8.5 percent but was up marginally from 8.2 percent in March.
|
|
However, a vote on Seattle's bid to receive an expansion club likely won't be voted on until December.
|
|
Cruise companies have lobbied for an expansion of facilities at Sydney Harbour for years, but to little end.
|
|
What the future is also likely to hold is an expansion and improvement of our own internal algorithms.
|
|
But DHS officials repeatedly pushed back on the idea that the policies are an expansion of existing law.
|
|
The institution announced an expansion project named after one of the most famous postwar American artists: Mark Rothko.
|
|
The line is an expansion of her comfort food line, which already includes refrigerated soups and side dishes.
|
|
Part of the David Jones strategy is an expansion of private label brands, including some from South Africa.
|
|
The expansion of university education has not been matched by an expansion of attractive entry-level professional positions.
|
|
TEAL is an expansion of Enbridge's Texas Eastern system designed to deliver 0.95 bcfd of gas to NEXUS.
|
|
On Tuesday, Twitter announced an expansion of policies around hateful content that dehumanizes others based on their religion.
|
|
The work, in fact, is an expansion of one that the troupe performed at the Joyce in 2003.
|
|
The gas is sourced from seven fields and Elk-Antelope gas could be used to feed an expansion.
|
|
And the Las Vegas Golden Knights, an expansion team, have reached the Stanley Cup in their first season.
|
|
The index rose further away from the 50-point threshold dividing an expansion in activity from a contraction.
|
|
A reading above 244.27 indicates an expansion of the services sector, while a reading below 26 indicates contraction.
|
|
The service is an expansion of the company's existing delivery and pickup efforts, and costs $98 a year.
|
|
Further, the bill seeks an expansion of the tax credit small employers receive for setting up retirement plans.
|
|
Trump made waves on Thursday when he took to Twitter to call for an expansion of nuclear weapons.
|
|
Sources say Lyft has been plotting an expansion to Australia and Mexico, which would increase its cash burn.
|
|
But unlike an expansion to the child tax credit, child care proposals proposal didn't have bipartisan buy-in.
|
|
Meanwhile, the company outlined plans to add 900 new stores in 2016, including an expansion into urban markets.
|
|
There, Apple announced the iPhone 6S, iPad Pro, an expansion of Apple Watch designs, and updates to iOS.
|
|
As a turn-based tactical video game, its success led to an expansion game called XCOM: Enemy Within.
|
|
The fast-food giant is testing an expansion of its all-day breakfast menu, according to Brand Eating.
|
|
It eliminates an expansion of the Medicaid program that covers millions of Americans in favor of block grants.
|
|
The feature is an expansion of Honey's earlier efforts to help provide helpful pricing information to Amazon shoppers.
|
|
"Option B" is an expansion of the original post that draws upon Sandberg's personal diaries of her loss.
|
|
It is an expansion on some of the motives and themes explored on our first album, a consolidation.
|
|
This time-out feature was previously reported, but what Twitter is announcing today is an expansion of that.
|
|
But K.T.S.E feels like a showcase of Kanye's production more than an expansion of Taylor's 90s-centered sound.
|
|
The result was not so much a fusion as an expansion of traditional Japanese flavors using local ingredients.
|
|
A reading above 49 percent, over a period of time, generally indicates an expansion of the overall economy.
|
|
An expansion draft will be held in June that will determine the makeup of the Golden Knights' roster.
|
|
The idled Daneros mine had applied to the Bureau of Land Management for an expansion in July 2016.
|
|
Utah voters will pass or reject an expansion proposal that increases that minimum income requirement to 138 percent.
|
|
Citi is also planning an expansion in its commercial banking division, which supplies services to mid-sized companies.
|
|
It announced an expansion in late May, 2019, and rolled out more than 1,000 units by early June.
|
|
Biden supports a healthcare plan that would build upon the ACA, including an expansion of the public option.
|
|
The bank said it had under-estimated problems within the businesses it had bought during an expansion drive.
|
|
That will help him fund an expansion of the brewing facility and help pay salaries of new employees.
|
|
The decrease was helped in part by an expansion of government options for victims seeking to escape violence.
|
|
An expansion with Twitter, and the user data that comes with that, will open a goldmine for Salesforce.
|
|
Facebook now reminds users to vote in local primaries, an expansion of a feature first used ingeneral elections.
|
|
The House passed a bill in March to clear the way for an expansion of association health plans.
|
|
It's not unusual for companies to get overconfident and become saddled with heavy debts late in an expansion.
|
|
"There's an expansion of the pet culture here, so don't we want to keep them healthy?" he said.
|
|
Mr. Rubio advocates an expansion of the child tax credit, which helps cover the cost of having kids.
|
|
This has not translated -- so far -- to an expansion of the electorate or dominance in the primary. 19983.
|
|
Similarly, during an expansion, economic activity rises substantially, spreads across the economy, and usually lasts for several years.
|
|
This is an expansion of a similar project that ProPublica started last year to help aid local reporting.
|
|
Behold the Francis doctrine: an expansion of "pro-life" to include help for refugees, the poor, the powerless.
|
|
Paraguay is targeting growth of around 4% in 2020, an expansion driven primarily by a strong soybean crop.
|
|
The bill includes a loan program for small businesses, payments to hospitals and an expansion of unemployment benefits.
|
|
An expansion of Mr. Trump's travel ban and public-assistance tests on green card applicants took effect Monday.
|
|
This program is really just an expansion of the food stamps program, masquerading as a program for students.
|
|
But Democrats argue it would represent an expansion of the Hyde Amendment to a new area of funding.
|
|
"These villages are not seeing an expansion, because people are migrating to the cities for jobs," he said.
|
|
That decision left Georgia as the American nuclear industry's sole hope for an expansion in the near term.
|
|
There has been exactly one randomized study of Medicaid, focused on an expansion of the program in Oregon.
|
|
In the late stage of an expansion, companies often cut labor expense in order to preserve earnings growth.
|
|
A reading above 26.7 indicates an expansion on a monthly basis while one below 50 suggests a contraction.
|
|
Analysts at UBS said the results were "solid," highlighting an expansion in some higher-end fixed line segments.
|
|
Whatever enforcement his administration does pursue, it will be an expansion of what President Obama has already done.
|
|
The two are respected among food safety experts, and their involvement may signal an expansion in Chipotle's reforms.
|
|
The location in Seattle was recently renovated, and the Dallas-Fort Worth lounge is undergoing an expansion now.
|
|
Gavin Newsom of California earmarked $6 million for an expansion of the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust.
|
|
But what's not fine is that all this means we won't get an expansion draft any time soon.
|
|
"Hotel Mumbai" will hit theaters in limited release on March 22, with an expansion to follow on March 29.
|
|
Then there's the Boston Bruins, who play a sport where an expansion team went to the Stanley Cup Final.
|
|
If completed, a cloud deal could pave the way for an expansion of Amazon retail warehouses in Saudi Arabia.
|
|
Sets appears to be an expansion of Timeline that lets you essentially create bundles of windows in your Timeline.
|
|
It envisages an expansion of Gaza into parts of northern Sinai, under Egyptian control, Palestinian officials have told Reuters.
|
|
Basic resources led the gains, up by over 1.6 percent, after data showed an expansion in Chinese industrial production.
|
|
Ironically, the previous administration's crusade for charters led to an expansion of generic schools that didn't offer quality alternatives.
|
|
After about an hour, I escaped the dead earth, and now I'm eagerly awaiting an expansion or a sequel.
|
|
Revolut has already been working with Mastercard to issue cards, so this is an expansion of the current deal.
|
|
Chile's SQM, for example, has pushed back an expansion of its domestic brine capacity until the end of 2021.
|
|
This week, the company announced an expansion of policies around hateful content that dehumanizes others based on their religion.
|
|
The deploying of the invasive technique marks an expansion of its use to broaden and quicken Trump's deportation crackdown.
|
|
Such an expansion would allow the FBI to retrieve sensitive data of U.S. citizens without court approval, Wyden said.
|
|
A reading above 20153 indicates an expansion in manufacturing, which accounts for about 22015 percent of the U.S. economy.
|
|
The money would go on health care and education, as well as an expansion of subsidies for child care.
|
|
As such, passing constitutional-carry legislation is seen by proponents as a restoration, not an expansion, of gun freedoms.
|
|
"Pandora: The World of Avatar," an expansion area at Disney's Animal Kingdom in Orlando, Florida, opened in mid-2017.
|
|
ISIS saw the chaos in Libya as ripe for exploitation and ideal for an expansion of their barbaric cult.
|
|
And for young Black women especially, Biles' venture into music is just an expansion of her ability to inspire.
|
|
Nextdoor raised $75 million at a $1.5 billion valuation last December, followed by an expansion into France in January.
|
|
The Bouillante plants currently generate approximately 10 MW with an expansion potential to up to 45 MW of capacity.
|
|
He backs universal health care, an expansion of full-day kindergarten, paid parental leave and investments in renewable energy.
|
|
That means at least legalization for those who are undocumented and perhaps an expansion of the work visa program.
|
|
Facebook, at the time, confirmed it was an expansion of its previous "Order Food" functionality via the Facebook Pages.
|
|
Obamacare extended coverage to some 2000 million additional Americans through both subsidized private insurance and an expansion of Medicaid.
|
|
It's an expansion on an existing tool for ads that lets users see an advertiser's rationale for targeting them.
|
|
"If we know those two things—expansion and distance—then we can put together an expansion history," he said.
|
|
An expansion to Canada was announced earlier this month, and reports suggest Australia is among the other planned forays.
|
|
A reading above 1.53 indicates an expansion in manufacturing, which accounts for about 21.5 percent of the U.S. economy.
|
|
A reading above 0.53 indicates an expansion in manufacturing, which accounts for about 12 percent of the U.S. economy.
|
|
A reading above 50 indicates an expansion in manufacturing, which accounts for about 12 percent of the U.S. economy.
|
|
U.S. and European airlines had feared an expansion of the ban could cause major logistical problems and deter travel.
|
|
A reading above 1.83 indicates an expansion in manufacturing, which accounts for about 21.8 percent of the U.S. economy.
|
|
Congress has failed to pass an expansion of online surveillance powers for monitoring suspected terrorists — at least for now.
|
|
However, in states where Medicaid hasn't been expanded, the new public option will take the place of an expansion.
|
|
Conservatives could demand an expansion of tax-free health savings accounts (HSAs) along the lines of legislation by Sen.
|
|
Golub called the pace "unheard of" for an expansion that has been going on this long — since mid-2009.
|
|
His team has recently moved to new offices as the complex completes an expansion that will double its size.
|
|
The most significant imbalance that can, and often does, develop late in an expansion period is excessive consumer debt.
|
|
Supporters argue that an expansion is necessary to stem the tide of gamblers defecting to casinos in other states.
|
|
A decade later, the local boy and his restaurant are still going strong, after a move and an expansion.
|
|
Thatcher, revolted against their own party over what they saw as an expansion of European power over British politics.
|
|
In terms of data, flash gross domestic product figures in Germany showed an expansion driven by exports and investments.
|
|
Graham's legislation would change that to 100 days, an expansion that is sure to spark widespread backlash from Democrats.
|
|
Vietnam's gross domestic product grew 222 percent last year, faster than an expansion of 2765 percent a year earlier.
|
|
The auto supplier has been on an expansion push in electromobility, buying 30 electromobility projects worth several billion euros.
|
|
Trump has proposed an expansion of the prison at Guantánamo and ordered the easing of Dodd-Frank financial regulations.
|
|
A reading above 2000 indicates an expansion in manufacturing, which accounts for about 2156 percent of the U.S. economy.
|
|
Earlier this year Republican Maine Governor Paul LePage refused to expand Medicaid after his state voted for an expansion.
|
|
Their shift in strategy involved an expansion of their business away from simple drone-based delivery of chicken sandwiches.
|
|
The main event from Trump's regulatory agenda — an expansion of short-term health plans — is still in the works.
|
|
My interest in being a part of it is being an expansion of it, not a critique of it.
|
|
Those include an expansion of the Turkey's joint customs union with Europe, and further visa reforms for Turkish nationals.
|
|
"I think we will continue to see an expansion of the epidemic here in the US," Rivers told me.
|
|
We've survived a lot of challenges this year, besides being an expansion team who nobody picked to do anything.
|
|
Some economists believe that a big increase in mergers and acquisitions can suggest that an expansion may be ending.
|
|
But she stayed home to lobby for an expansion of the child tax credit in the Republican tax bill.
|
|
The band is an expansion of family for us now and I think my dad would have loved it.
|
|
What we need is something more: a shift in our hearts, an expansion of our capacity for moral understanding.
|
|
The program has grown considerably, most recently as a result of an expansion included in the Affordable Care Act.
|
|
His successors rejected an expansion of Medicaid, the program signed into law by a Texan president, Lyndon B. Johnson.
|
|
The Pentagon is already beginning work on one key proposal of the commission: an expansion of the nation's cyberranks.
|
|
A strong idea in that regard is an expansion of the earned-income tax credit into the working class.
|
|
Beckham's group still faces zoning issues with the city, and M.L.S. still has not awarded Miami an expansion franchise.
|
|
When Toronto entered the league in 2007, its investors did so after paying an expansion fee of $10 million.
|
|
St. Louis, which was awarded an expansion team in August, is scheduled to begin play in 2022 alongside Sacramento.
|
|
Because automation, like robotic assembly and 3D printing, leads to an expansion in output and demand for material inputs.
|
|
But Democrats counter that it would represent an expansion of the Hyde Amendment to a new area of funding.
|
|
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court last week ordered the governor to submit an expansion plan to the federal government.
|
|
It is the first time in NHL history that an expansion team has won six games in a row.
|
|
The kingdom will also soon increase its Arab Extra Light crude output in an expansion of the Shaybah oilfield.
|
|
Days after the explosion, the Pentagon announced an expansion of its force of antimissile interceptors in California and Alaska.
|
|
"Of course we've seen an expansion in how news can be distributed on these digital platforms," Mr. Moore said.
|
|
The search giant on Tuesday announced an expansion of its advertising real estate to boost revenue from mobile shoppers.
|
|
A key purpose of the recent fundraising effort will be to fuel an expansion into China, sources told CNBC.
|
|
Spotify is now available in 79 countries worldwide, following an expansion in the Middle East and Africa last year.
|
|
"The appeal of an expansion franchise is not having to dig out from problems on your arrival," McPhee said.
|
|
Do you think we'll eventually see a consolidation of these services, or will we continue to see an expansion?
|
|
The framework includes some provisions targeted to middle-class families, such as an expansion of the child tax credit.
|
|
"An expansion of the plant increases its capability to produce trucks for both civilian and military use," Lewis wrote.
|
|
"We can probably expect there will be an expansion - the question is going to be how large," he said.
|
|
In that way, Buttigieg's plan is more an expansion of the ACA than a whole new health-care system.
|
|
The Education Department's involvement is triggering objections from some Republicans who fear an expansion of the federal bureaucracy. Rep.
|
|
The Portland Art Museum raised $27 million for an expansion project without acquiring legal permission for the requisite construction.
|
|
Buying an expansion pack was exciting and didn't make me question my sanity, will-power, and basic survival skills.
|
|
The Kazakh government said this year the consortium would start an expansion project in 2017 that will cost $12 billion.
|
|
The coffee giant was moving higher on Tuesday afternoon after the company announced an expansion of its product delivery services.
|
|
A financial crash could still end an expansion, and the crisis that scuppered that of the 203s was a doozy.
|
|
British mobile bank Revolut has obtained licenses to operate in Japan and Singapore as it readies an expansion into Asia.
|
|
His top security official led an expansion of the office dedicated to protecting the administrator, providing unprecedented 24/7 coverage.
|
|
Those 67 words were mostly taken up by an expansion of the ban on pornographic profile, header, and background images.
|
|
Watch the full interview with Google CEO Sundar Pichai Google is also planning to announce an expansion in Texas soon.
|
|
In the first quarter IBM announced the Cloud Private for Data software and an expansion of its partnership with Salesforce.
|
|
In addition, and in an expansion of the initial lawsuit, Avenatti also takes on the arbitration requirement in the settlement.
|
|
The company also is planning an expansion into ocean shipping in the coming months, according to chief executive Gregory Price.
|
|
Again, it's an expansion of a mini-game found in the excellent Planet Robobot; and, again, it's a pleasant surprise.
|
|
He also voted for Obamacare repeal, in spite of the Medicaid cuts for an expansion state, and the tax bill.
|
|
The Kazakh government said this year the consortium would start an expansion project in 2017 that would cost $12 billion.
|
|
Over the summer, Trump announced an "expansion" of his ban on Muslim immigrants, echoing ideas laid out in Adios, America.
|
|
As with purchasing manager indexes, readings above 50 indicate an expansion on a monthly basis, while readings below signal contraction.
|
|
It's also an expansion on its Editions program — custom-built, Deliveroo-owned kitchens shared between five and ten different restaurants.
|
|
The deal would result in an increase in production and an expansion of international markets for Kidman, the companies added.
|
|
The Coraopolis, Pennsylvania-based company has been on an expansion kick, opening roughly 200 locations over the past five years.
|
|
Norway Gets a New Doomsday Vault That Stores DataJust in time for doomsday, Norway's "Doomsday Vault" is getting an expansion.
|
|
And let's be honest, the NBA can say whatever it wants, but the 2002-03 Hornets aren't an expansion team.
|
|
The Obamacare law expanded health insurance coverage to some 20 million people, in large part through an expansion of Medicaid.
|
|
Microsoft's dominance of operating systems and browsers gave way to a shift to the internet and an expansion of choice.
|
|
The news today is a little bit of an expansion of Instant Apps and a little bit of a rebranding.
|
|
Facebook is also testing an expansion of Facebook Stars, a program it already has for creators who stream video games.
|
|
Alongside the announcement of its brand new Sonos Amp today, Sonos has also revealed an expansion of its developer program.
|
|
The consensus for revenue in financials is now for a decline of 3.2 percent from an expansion of 3.9 percent.
|
|
Diplomats said that could mean an expansion of sanctions, although major powers might baulk at an all-out economic offensive.
|
|
One thing that won't happen next year: An expansion into China, the one big market the company hasn't reached yet.
|
|
That compares to an expansion of 6.6 percent in 2018 — which was already China's slowest pace of growth since 1990.
|
|
And the flood of activity has come as its creators embark on an expansion, far beyond faxes to Capitol Hill.
|
|
The athletic-wear giant plans an expansion of 22002 million square feet of stunning office space at its Beaverton, Ore.
|
|
Instead they culled genes from an existing organism, as an expansion of work published in the journal Science in 2010.
|
|
The offering is an expansion of the dynamic ads regimen Facebook already sells for other types of products and services.
|
|
The efforts to make output gains through productivity and not an expansion of crop area get high marks from environmentalists.
|
|
The budget forecasts an expansion in output of 2.5 percent in 2018, compared to a projected 1.6 percent this year.
|
|
US, a longtime case challenging a similar program to DACA that would have protected parents and an expansion of DACA.
|
|
The new program is an expansion on Amazon's discounted Prime service for customers on government assistance, launched in June 2017.
|
|
Before the second world war, Mr Rudebusch notes, the odds of tipping into recession rose as an expansion got older.
|
|
An expansion of the scope of deals reviewed by the interagency panel would effectively address national security concerns, officials added.
|
|
That itself was an expansion of a previous E round, which Opendoor had raised in June 2018, of $325 million.
|
|
SA) is in an expansion phase that could include the purchase of fellow utility Companhia Energetica de Minas Gerais (CMIG4.
|
|
SARA EISEN: What do you think, Stan, about the idea of fiscal stimulus in the ninth year of an expansion?
|
|
McGraw-Hill bought ALEKS, another adaptive-learning system, in 2013; Pearson recently announced an expansion of its partnership with Knewton.
|
|
During this time, people demanded an end to economic austerity and an expansion of the political space for democratic participation.
|
|
Some GOP senators are pushing back on the plan, which would roll back an expansion of Medicaid in their states.
|
|
That is because Democrats are more likely than Republicans to back an expansion of government programs, which generally requires legislation.
|
|
Hopes for an expansion of Medicaid in Mississippi, one of least healthy states in the country, however, are probably dashed.
|
|
To tap potential revenue streams, Gannett's bet on virtual reality is part of an expansion beyond the declining print business.
|
|
Moreover, because the Constitution requires life tenure for each justice, an expansion could not be readily reversed in the future.
|
|
This includes an expansion of "sponsorships," which have been in testing since last fall with a select group of creators.
|
|
The Ifo economic institute is a bit more optimistic than the government, forecasting an expansion of 2.6 percent in 2018.
|
|
After the departure of that franchise, an expansion team — also named the Senators — began to play in Washington in 1961.
|
|
The Graham-Cassidy legislation would repeal parts of ObamaCare, including an expansion of Medicaid that comes with new federal funding.
|
|
EDT: Comcast and the Department of Housing and Urban Development announce an expansion of the company's low-cost internet program.
|
|
The motto went from "8 miles of books" to "18 miles of books" after an expansion and remodeling in 2005.
|
|
The provider launched an expansion of its fiber-to-the-home service outside the country's two biggest cities on Friday.
|
|
The cooling tower near Fengcheng was part of an expansion of a power plant run by a state-owned company.
|
|
Such an expansion of the overtime rule would raise wages for nearly 5 million workers, according to the Obama administration.
|
|
For next year, the IMF is looking at an expansion of 28500 percent, against its earlier figure of 6900 percent.
|
|
The newly-launched $1 million initiative is an expansion of the company's humanitarian partnerships to celebrate the season of giving.
|
|
Ten years ago, an expansion designed by the architect Renzo Piano added 75,000 square feet to the Morgan's existing campus.
|
|
"We will be watching closely for an expansion of China's retaliatory threat," she told clients in her weekly market update.
|
|
Google's pledge marked an expansion of an initiative it launched in April 2016 to train young Africans in digital skills.
|
|
Although the April strikes appeared to some an expansion of the U.S. role in Syria, they were still largely symbolic.
|
|
With Death of the Outsider, an expansion to Dishonored 2 and possibly a conclusion to the series, I've completely flipped.
|
|
All four autopsies showed an expansion of gas in the intestines, which causes pain and could result in a rupture.
|
|
The Portland Art Museum has announced that it will undertake an expansion to unite its two existing free-standing buildings.
|
|
The company said on Tuesday Messenger ads would be available around the world through an expansion of its current tests.
|
|
And if schools' main function were to provide good jobs for adults, an expansion of charters might not make sense.
|
|
Precourt would retain his equity stake in the single-entity league and transfer it into an expansion team in Austin.
|
|
An expansion of the Supreme Court is possible: The Constitution does not specify the number of justices who should serve.
|
|
The 2010 law extended insurance coverage to millions of Americans through both subsidized private insurance and an expansion of Medicaid.
|
|
"Sheremetyevo and Domodedovo are already congested and the only airport that has an expansion opportunity is Vnukovo," Al-Baker said.
|
|
Trump approved an expansion of the program into law last year, but even then other Republicans like the late Sen.
|
|
One project that is still moving forward is an expansion of a rail line linking New Haven and Springfield, Mass.
|
|
The decline, while modest, may be traced to more intense outreach efforts and an expansion of so-called safe havens.
|
|
Their appearances in three straight finals as an expansion team back in the '60s may seem like an incredible feat.
|
|
An expansion of its domestic hog industry had already made buyers less dependent on American pork before the trade tensions.
|
|
He switched his attentions to the United States, investigating an offer to buy an expansion franchise in Major League Soccer.
|
|
Anolik is back now with "Hollywood's Eve: Eve Babitz and the Secret History of L.A.," an expansion of that profile.
|
|
In July, Facebook said it faced an expansion of federal investigations into its sharing of user data with Cambridge Analytica.
|
|
In mid-July, perhaps prompted by the Leslie Jones fiasco, Twitter announced an expansion of its blue check mark program.
|
|
Infantino has pushed an expansion of the World Cup at every opportunity in recent years, despite setbacks along the way.
|
|
Around back, there's what appears to be an HDMI port, Ethernet port, two standard USB ports and an expansion slot.
|
|
It is not the case that an expansion of the museum's art library would extend into the Russell Page Garden.
|
|
In 2008, John McCain accused Barack Obama of wanting socialism, basically because Obama called for an expansion of health coverage.
|
|
Later phases through 2024 will include office space, more condominiums and an expansion to the Market Line, all connected underground.
|
|
The Arnstadt project is part of an expansion plan that could make CATL the largest producer within a few years.
|
|
But after World War II, there was an expansion of the highway system, and middle America moved into the suburbs.
|
|
The rise was mainly due to an expansion in the dominant services sector, which offset a drop in manufacturing activity.
|
|
"We are ground zero for the failure of the exchanges, but we are also an expansion state," Mr. Flake said.
|
|
For those with the lowest incomes, the subsidy is 100 percent, and takes the form of an expansion of Medicaid.
|
|
His dances reflected an even deeper dive into theory, and an expansion of his inquiry into the language of movement.
|
|
But in the past 18 months, the company has been on an expansion tear, going from four to 28 countries.
|
|
In exchange for the fix, Ryan agreed to Democrats' demand for an expansion of the low-income housing tax credit.
|
|
The GOP's win there means the state is likely to continue pursuing tax cuts and opposing an expansion of Medicaid.
|
|
That year will also bring Windows 10 support, PC game streaming and potentially an expansion beyond Android for mobile streaming.
|
|
A U.S. safety group this month called for an expansion of the engine recall, citing a surge in fire complaints.
|
|
Trump has repeatedly called for an expansion of enhanced interrogation techniques after several recent terrorist attacks at home and abroad.
|
|
The Graham-Cassidy bill would repeal parts of ObamaCare, including an expansion of Medicaid that comes with new federal funding.
|
|
A reading below 50 indicates a contraction in activity, while a reading above indicates an expansion on a monthly basis.
|
|
What to watch next: Utah's measure will be on the ballot in November, along with an expansion measure in Idaho.
|
|
Push them for an expansion of composting and recycling programs to decrease the amount of your waste going into landfills.
|
|
The New Museum selected Rem Koolhaas and Shohei Shigematsu to design an expansion using an adjacent property at 231 Bowery.
|
|
The company's adjusted core loss widened to 34 million pounds, driven by an expansion in its sales and marketing capability.
|
|
It also cut its forecast for 2017 growth to 3.4 percent, having predicted an expansion of 3.5 percent back in April.
|
|
Congress doesn't normally add stimulus to the economy during an expansion — that more typically happens when the economy is in recession.
|
|
Scientists have noticed an expansion in bed bug cases across the world, in no small part due to increased international travel.
|
|
"Plus, fiscal spending means essentially an expansion of the government, so that is not pro-growth in my book," Faber added.
|
|
Three players, an otherwise barren cap situation, top odds in the lottery, and an expansion draft to start all over with.
|
|
The new program is an expansion of the chain's existing rewards for employees, including free food, tuition reimbursement and medical insurance.
|
|
The model appears in Refinery29's newest No Apologies Collection, an expansion of the 67% Project in partnership with Getty Images.
|
|
Obamacare's biggest coverage gains came via an expansion of Medicaid; repealing Obamacare necessarily meant reversing that, in whole or in part.
|
|
The airline's revenue also came in above estimates, amid an increased customer count prompted by an expansion of its domestic network.
|
|
The service is an expansion of the partnership between Nuro and grocery giant Kroger that started last year in Scottsdale, Arizona.
|
|
That indicates this is more of an expansion of the existing relationship with Fandango, rather than something entirely new to Facebook.
|
|
Amazon (AMZN) is expected to announce an expansion of its Dash push-button ordering service, according to the Wall Street Journal.
|
|
" Murdoch added the company is seeing an "expansion in the number of marketers and partners that we have on Fox News.
|
|
Is the U.S. economy, just about to hit year seven of an expansion that begin in mid-2009, heading toward recession?
|
|
The government wants to build quarantine units on a vacant site that the resort had planned on using for an expansion.
|
|
Since then, Mr. Dorsey, 1413, has laid off employees and deep-sixed an expansion of the company's headquarters in San Francisco.
|
|
The shuttle project is an expansion of a two-week experiment conducted by Navya and Keolis in Las Vegas last January.
|
|
A private survey of small-to-medium sized companies, released after the official PMI numbers, showed an expansion in activity, however.
|
|
And as a measure of how it's growing, today it's announcing an expansion of its product set, specifically in cloud services.
|
|
The loan program is an expansion of the Welcoming Concord Initiative, which focused on immigrant newcomers in the state&aposs capital.
|
|
Saipem's overall windfall from an expansion of the Tangguh liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in Indonesia amounts to around $2300 billion.
|
|
When President George W. Bush vetoed an expansion of SCHIP, more than 80 percent of Americans said they opposed the veto.
|
|
Fitness marketplace ClassPass acquires competitor GuavaPass ClassPass, the five-year-old fitness marketplace, is in the midst of an expansion sprint.
|
|
Other goodies revealed included a new Mac Mini, a magnetic Apple Pencil and an expansion to its "Today at Apple" program.
|
|
Com Inc: * EQUINIX INC - ANNOUNCED AN EXPANSION OF ITS COLLABORATION WITH AMAZON WEB SERVICES Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
|
|
The coal industry is suffering because of an abundance of cheap natural gas and an expansion of wind and solar power.
|
|
At least one Indiana business, Angie's List, said it was putting an expansion in the state on hold as a result.
|
|
The San Francisco-based company will use its capital to support an expansion beyond retail and e-commerce, and for hiring.
|
|
Microsoft and Dropbox unveiled an expansion of their partnership today with the debut of a native application for Windows 10 devices.
|
|
Analysts predict an expansion of 6.7 percent on-year, only marginally softer than the 6.8 percent reported in the fourth quarter.
|
|
The collaboration is only available in Australia — although we think there are enough food hybrid enthusiasts stateside to justify an expansion.
|
|
Cory Booker: His theme is "Justice for All," including criminal justice reform and an expansion of the Earned Income Tax Credit.
|
|
The move is an expansion of Delta's business in Asia after its joint venture with Korean Air which started last year.
|
|
Vroom has raised $146 million in Series G funding, an expansion to a $30 million investment we reported in early September.
|
|
She lobbied hard for an expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline to take more oil to the Pacific coast for export.
|
|
You said yourself that there was a con- tinuity in your work as well as an evolution—an expansion of yourself.
|
|
It could also point the U.S. economy back toward recession after an expansion that is already among the longest on record.
|
|
Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Sage has initiated an expansion of the mid-stage study to determine optimal dosing for the injectable drug.
|
|
Under ObamaCare, states have the option of accepting an expansion of Medicaid that allows them to cover more low-income people.
|
|
The Fed is rolling up its sleeves and preparing to get out in front of an expansion spurred by fiscal policy.
|
|
"We expect an expansion to over 29 billion IoT endpoint devices by 2020," said Lawrence Pingree, a research director at Gartner.
|
|
But the economy ministry envisages GDP falling by modest 0.3 percent in 2016 and an expansion of 1.4 percent next year.
|
|
This month, Netflix announced an expansion to 3653 new countries, including India and Russia, though it has not launched in China.
|
|
At a minimum, Kushner is likely to push for an expansion of what might be housed under the umbrella of infrastructure.
|
|
For instance, the legislation secures an expansion of the state's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) at a cost of almost $2 billion.
|
|
Sodexo said the early success at GMU led to an expansion to Northern Arizona University, with plans for more to come.
|
|
"I believe an expansion of C.C.R.B. powers is neither warranted nor needed," he wrote in a text message to The Times.
|
|
Construction on the building, part of an expansion of the station, had stopped months before, after Nigeria's economy sank into recession.
|
|
Rather, it's an expansion of that history, spreading out and demanding new resistance from the individuals and communities it will affect.
|
|
He's also had to seek approval for an expansion of his mandate, or for any charges he's brought so far. 11.
|
|
Under Bautista's leadership, Philippine Airlines pursued an expansion program, ordering Airbus wide-body jets to grow its profitable overseas route network.
|
|
This week, Facebook expanded its blood-donation tool to the entire US, an expansion from a few cities earlier this year.
|
|
I think from Cathay Pacific, you will see an expansion of our hub, which is the largest international hub in Asia.
|
|
In an interview with the Wichita Eagle, Kelly said if the state legislature passes an expansion bill, she will sign it.
|
|
Trump published an op-ed just before the midterms bashing Democrats for threatening to "eviscerate" the program with such an expansion.
|
|
That Friday, Fantasy Flight Games announced an expansion to their newly released Fallout board game, titled—you guessed it— New California.
|
|
While Maybank expected an expansion in NIM of 5 basis points in 2018, CIMB projected a 5-13 basis points compression.
|
|
Obama, in other words, has not only dropped even contingent proposed cuts, but is also calling for an expansion of benefits.
|
|
Voters in Kansas, meanwhile, elected Democratic candidate Laura Kelly, who has promised to support and sign an expansion bill next year.
|
|
Under Bautista's leadership, Philippine Airlines pursued an expansion programme, ordering Airbus wide-body jets to grow its profitable overseas route network.
|
|
The number of winners is an expansion on the previous list, which had 10 pairings with a total of 22 companies.
|
|
And liberals want either a single, government-run insurance system or at the very least an expansion of Medicaid or Medicare.
|
|
It's no direct sign of an intent to create an expansion team in Mexico, as has been whispered about for England.
|
|
" The petition makes several demands, including an expansion of diversity recruitment, and prevention of "perceived influence peddling through Trump affiliated businesses.
|
|
Like with any agricultural crop, an expansion in demand can often lead to increased clearcutting of forests and construction of roads.
|
|
The new app is an expansion on the existing WWDC app for Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference, which it will now replace.
|
|
Maine voters approved an expansion that is likely to begin after the current governor, Paul R. LePage, leaves office next year.
|
|
It's an expansion of an existing feature that lets users to snooze groups and people they don't want to hear from.
|
|
In Venezuela, six mega-projects being built by Odebrecht have ground to a halt, including an expansion of the Caracas subway.
|
|
An increase in the minimum wage, an expansion of health care coverage, and an infrastructure build-a-thon are obvious candidates.
|
|
The economy is growing faster than its long-term trend, and employers are hiring vigorously a full decade into an expansion.
|
|
An expansion team in 1993, the Rockies have won four wild-card berths and advanced to the World Series in 2007.
|
|
He suggested that an expansion of refundable tax credits might be a more effective way to get money directly to consumers.
|
|
I would like to see an expansion of the scholarship so that more students have access, as well as more funds.
|
|
The feature is an expansion of Google's existing efforts in pointing web searchers to informative content about TV shows and films.
|
|
Also, YouTube announced an expansion of its streaming TV service, adding several networks from Turner networks but also increasing its price.
|
|
I think of it as like an expansion of what we're doing rather than punting it entirely to an outside entity.
|
|
Rates hit their session highs after the ISM manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index for January topped economists' estimate and signaled an expansion.
|
|
Industry is promoting an expansion of incineration in waste-to-electricity plants, which it describes as a source of renewable energy.
|
|
With an xCloud launch in 2020 and an expansion beyond Android, absent from the list is still iPad and iPhone support.
|
|
The new feature is an expansion of Instagram's offensive comment filter, which automatically parses out and removes abusive and toxic speech.
|
|
An expansion of Medicaid in Maine must be paid for without raising taxes or tapping the state's budget stabilization fund, Gov.
|
|
So I think one of the lessons in this discussion is, what does it take to actually produce an expansion project?
|
|
The institutes, which will present their new growth forecasts on Wednesday, foresee an expansion of 1.4% in 2021, one source said.
|
|
The feature version of the Oscar-winning short "Skin" is not simply an expansion, but, in the director's view, its opposite.
|
|
Beyond Meat shares finished out the day up 4.4% on Monday after it announced an expansion of its partnership with Denny's.
|
|
Under Armour also announced an expansion of a previously announced restructuring program, saying it saw more opportunities to optimize its operations.
|
|
China's factory activity for November also showed an expansion with a PMI reading of 51.8, the quickest pace since December 2016.
|
|
Comcast and NBC Universal do not have a big international presence, and the company had been looking for an expansion plan.
|
|
Economists expect an expansion of 3.8 percent, while CNBC's Rapid Update tracker projects GDP to rise 4.2 percent in the quarter.
|
|
Dynamics 365 Commerce is an expansion of Microsoft's Dynamics 365 for Retail, which focused on supply chain management, staffing and promotions.
|
|
The right-wing news outlet began eyeing an expansion across Europe in late 2016 around the time that Trump was elected.
|
|
It urged an expansion of cultural and integration programs for migrants, volunteer training and activities such as visiting museums, theaters or libraries.
|
|
What the ECB will achieve is an expansion the assets it can buy, easing fears it may run out of eligible targets.
|
|
It's been nearly 10 years of nonstop growth for the US economy, an expansion that will set a record starting in July.
|
|
While much of its business has been in emerging markets, the company is planning for an expansion to London later this year.
|
|
Trump, meanwhile, has signaled a more tolerant view, naming a US ambassador to Israel, David Friedman, who supports an expansion of settlements.
|
|
And second, they get to restock in an expansion draft, under the same rules as the ones the Golden Knights just had.
|
|
Plus in some states Democrats will take over as governor from outgoing Republicans, which could mean an expansion in Medicaid, she said.
|
|
He also called for an expansion of after school and summer education programs, promising to spend at least $5 billion a year.
|
|
The proposed regulations, if approved, would be an expansion of the deal the agency offered genetic testing giant 23andMe earlier this year.
|
|
It's essentially an expansion of the existing instant money transfer feature that PayPal (and Venmo, which PayPal owns) has offered since 2017.
|
|
Tlon is a small, five-person company that caters to a niche audience even as it plans an expansion for everyday users.
|
|
The administration is framing the plan as an expansion of a pilot program they ran this summer along the US-Mexico border.
|
|
Such an expansion might be in our future; as went California after Pete Wilson and Ah-nuld, so might America after Trump.
|
|
In October 2016 Britain backed an expansion of the London hub airport that will cost more than 14 billion pounds ($19.7 billion).
|
|
But if the public is confident enough of the durability of an expansion then even a big shock may not halt it.
|
|
An expansion of the Twitter Lite app will certainly open up Twitter to more people, but it's not clear there's much demand.
|
|
From the sounds of it, creative is an expansion of the previous playground mode, putting an emphasis on building rather than battling.
|
|
Taxes: Introduced the LIFT the Middle Class Act which, Vox's Dylan Matthews explained as an expansion of the earned income tax credit.
|
|
It's an expansion of the tournament feature that Epic launched in October, but it has the important addition of winning actual money.
|
|
RATING SENSITIVITIES Fitch does not expect positive rating action over the next year or two, as JWD is in an expansion phase.
|
|
Starbucks is readying an expansion of Princi, a chain of high-end Italian bakeries in which Starbucks first invested in July 2016.
|
|
The news signals an expansion of the FBI's use of tools usually reserved for cases such as child pornography and bomb threats.
|
|
An expansion of Medicaid with federal funding was one of the larger provisions of Obamacare when Congress passed the law in 2010.
|
|
An expansion of the project to other cities would require more pigeon owners to volunteer their birds for duty—and more funds.
|
|
If you've wrung every drop of enjoyment out of the main game, an expansion will give you new toys to play with.
|
|
A level above 50-point neutral mark signifies an expansion on a monthly basis, while one below that points to a contraction.
|
|
Both Tianqi's new Australian plant and Albemarle's swoop on Jiangxi Jiangli are predicated on an expansion of activities at the Greenbushes mine.
|
|
They claim Gaspersic poses an obstacle to the port's development by not supporting an expansion of the railway line from the port.
|
|
Those stocks have been pressured by Republicans' plan to roll back an expansion of the Medicaid health program for low-income Americans.
|
|
It has looked to increase promotion of a resort in Japan, a market that Crown also looked to as an expansion area.
|
|
The Golden Knights improve to 2134-212-211, reaching the 2132-win plateau the fastest for an expansion team in NHL history.
|
|
A reading above 50 points indicates an expansion in activity on a monthly basis, while one below that points to a contraction.
|
|
U.S. sanctions on Russia require an expansion of risk horizons and, quite possibly, a repricing of Russian risk on certain specific commodities.
|
|
He is looking to amend a case was originally filed last year concerning an expansion of DACA that had been struck down.
|
|
The surge would likely include an expansion of intelligence assets and new forms of intelligence sharing with European powers, the report said.
|
|
But HP said it has some other projects in the works, including an expansion into textiles and 3-D printing of metals.
|
|
According to the White House, such an expansion would cost $601 million in fiscal 2017, and $85033 billion over the next decade.
|
|
Other provisions included a new report on military waivers received by transgender individuals and an expansion of the military's infertility treatment programs.
|
|
It's an expansion of rights, and we have to suppress clandestine abortion—it shouldn't occur here or anywhere else in the world.
|
|
That is, just because an expansion has been ongoing for a while does not necessarily mean that a recession becomes more likely.
|
|
The January reading was still below the 50-point neutral level, which separates a contraction from an expansion on a monthly basis.
|
|
There's also an expansion kit called the Barista Kit with a larger water tank and grounds basket for making a double espresso.
|
|
The NEB said Kinder Morgan had met conditions required for part of the project, an expansion of a west coast marine terminal.
|
|
This is an expansion of a pilot program that the retailer conducted earlier in the year at 50 locations, according to Lundberg.
|
|
The improvement lifted the index further away from the key 50-point threshold, which demarcates an expansion from a contraction in business.
|
|
But it's important to remember that many, if not most, of the newly covered Americans became insured through an expansion of Medicaid.
|
|
Some 2020 presidential candidates have urged an expansion of the ACA while others are making a push for a single-payer system.
|
|
Canadian miner Teck Resource Ltd is also moving forward with an expansion plan, known as QB2, which won regulatory approval in August.
|
|
Speaking of Oscar, the startup had some major news this week: It's planning an expansion for the third year in a row.
|
|
Though Haruhiko Kuroda signalled its already massive stimulus programme would continue, there was nothing explicit enough to suggest an expansion is imminent.
|
|
If the "uncompensated care" funding had been cut without an expansion of Medicaid, it could have led to harmful cuts in care.
|
|
Greenwald asked me: What was being suggested by those who found it significant that Trump had undermined an expansion of U.S. sanctions?
|
|
Trump has already criticized her for endorsing an expansion of Obama's environmental policies, and a carbon tax would make that attack easier.
|
|
The "planned overflow of waste water" was part of an expansion of the city's wastewater plant, according to a municipal media release.
|
|
As part of the effort, the agency this month announced an expansion of its program to prevent drone incursions over wildland fires.
|
|
But, the official acknowledged, the move against the Brotherhood was an expansion of how administrations have traditionally used the terrorist designation process.
|
|
The Emergency Library is an expansion of the Open Libraries initiative, where the Internet Archive worked with libraries to scan their books.
|
|
The Emergency Library is an expansion of the Open Libraries initiative, where the Internet Archive worked with libraries to scan their books.
|
|
Off the menu An expansion for the award-winning Dead Rabbit, a restaurant closing in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, and more restaurant news.
|
|
National security under the bills would be extended to include economic relations — an expansion that set off alarm bells among some lawyers.
|
|
The 30-stock average closed in a bear market, putting to end an expansion that started in 2009 amid the financial crisis.
|
|
The Blues were the beneficiary of a favorable playoff bracket that ensured an expansion team would receive a spot in the finals.
|
|
The new rules would end that settlement and would likely open the door to an expansion of detention centers across the country.
|
|
The bipartisan legislation includes sentencing reforms and an expansion of programs focused on helping prisoners not re-offend, such as job training.
|
|
A local hard-cider brewer is reconsidering an expansion after the steel and aluminum tariffs made new tanks and cans more expensive.
|
|
As an expansion to one of arguably the hardest games of the last few years, the Bad Seed is also surprisingly accessible.
|
|
Two more measures took effect Friday and Monday, an expansion of his travel ban and strict wealth tests on green card applicants.
|
|
The plaintiffs suggest that an expansion "will result in irreparable harm" to individual companies and threaten the existence of the whole program.
|
|
Since entering the N.H.L. as an expansion team in the 2000-1 season, Columbus has two playoff appearances and no series victories.
|
|
State lawmakers shut down an expansion to the program in February which would have legalized the harvesting and distribution of cannabis oil.
|
|
Most of the candidates would make those households pay additional payroll taxes, in order to fund an expansion of Social Security benefits.
|
|
When Long Island was awarded an expansion franchise in 1972, the new team's owner, Roy Boe, hired Mr. Torrey to find players.
|
|
CNBC asked Kudlow if the White House is considering a payroll tax cut and an expansion of the earned income tax credit.
|
|
A private equity firm, Blackstone Group, bought it two years later, but an expansion failed to generate what it considered sufficient sales.
|
|
Lamb, the underdog in the House special election, defended the Second Amendment while embracing tougher laws like an expansion of background checks.
|
|
To Mr. Erdogan, the answer to all the country's economic, military and political challenges appears to be an expansion of his mandate.
|
|
An expansion of 1.9% is lackluster compared to growth rates of previous decades when the economy consistently expanded by at least 3%.
|
|
Minnesota United, an expansion Major League Soccer franchise, chose U.C.L.A. forward Abu Danladi with the first overall pick in the M.L.S. SuperDraft.
|
|
The move would be an expansion of benefits under ObamaCare, which required insurers to cover more preventive services like shots and screenings.
|
|
We were an expansion team, so we were all rejected by the other teams and we were getting to know each other.
|
|
All these indicators show strong cyclical behaviour; in every case, they point to an expansion fast-approaching the top of the cycle.
|
|
That bank is considering an expansion of the agreement to include derivatives, while a European dealer has also made a similar request.
|
|
The preliminary data gave an expansion of 0.4% for the final three months of 2019, down from 0.6% in the third quarter.
|
|
Following an expansion draft that wrapped up on June 20th and a flurry of related trades, their inaugural roster is now taking shape.
|
|
The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego launched a capital campaign to raise $75 million for an expansion of its La Jolla facility.
|
|
While a measure of factory employment fell 20.3 points last months it remained at lofty levels consistent with an expansion in manufacturing payrolls.
|
|
Volkswagen also announced an expansion of its partnership with the chipmaker at CES to bring self-driving tech to its cars going forward.
|
|
This is an expansion of the Sabra Dipping Co. recall announced Saturday of some hummus products and spreads because of possible listeria contamination.
|
|
In October, Obama unveiled an expansion of the garden, which has incorporated cement, stone, and steel to make it a more permanent fixture.
|
|
Wrapping an expansion drive in a big-money infrastructure plan could be a rare opportunity fort the government power past such piecemeal efforts.
|
|
The funding round was closed shortly after Monzo announced plans to launch in the United States, an expansion that promises to be expensive.
|
|
TO. De Beers Canada also operates the Victor diamond mine in Ontario, which is set to close in 2018 unless an expansion proceeds.
|
|
Facebook is adding quoted replies to Messenger conversations Sure, why not: The feature comes as an expansion of the company's existing reaction emoji.
|
|
But it rebranded to LeEco last year ahead of an expansion into smartphones, smart bikes, and even a supposedly self-driving electric car.
|
|
The option is first rolling out to users in Brazil, with an expansion to other users worldwide in the "coming days," says Google.
|
|
The deck has 23 white cards and seven black cards, so it can be played alone or as an expansion to the original.
|
|
The unexpectedly strong improvement brought the index further away from the key 50-point threshold, demarcating an expansion from a contraction in business.
|
|
On Tuesday, the three-year-old company is taking its next step toward seamless airline compensation with an expansion of its namesake app.
|
|
It is also guiding through a few reforms introduced at the end of Mr Salmond's time, including an expansion of free child care.
|
|
Apple announced at its spring event on Monday an expansion on ResearchKit called CareKit that focuses on the health and care of users.
|
|
PayPal, which had just announced an expansion in the state, cancelled it on Tuesday — and the 400 new jobs it would have created.
|
|
The self-driving pilot program in San Francisco is an expansion of Uber's original launch of the service in Pittsburgh earlier this year.
|
|
The movie itself is an expansion on a short film Baig made back in 2016, which was named to the 2016 Black List.
|
|
Yellen explained the country's focus should be on maintaining the conditions for a strong U.S. economy that can stay on an expansion path.
|
|
It now forecasts an expansion of 1.6 percent in 2017 and 2018, down from its June forecast of 1.7 percent in both years.
|
|
Another new feature that is coming soon is an expansion of a Famebit integration, which helped brands hire YouTubers to make branded content.
|
|
Thanks to the recently enacted tax cuts, America is adding a hefty fiscal boost to juice up an expansion that is already mature.
|
|
China blew up one of its own satellites in 2007 as part of what's presumed to be an expansion of space military operations.
|
|
But economic development and industrialisation around the world has resulted in an expansion of fossil fuel infrastructure, such as power plants and pipelines.
|
|
This sounds like an expansion of Messenger ads to a more self-serve format like the Messenger Broadcast tool we reported it's prototyped.
|
|
Vietnam's GDP grew by 7.08 percent last year, the quickest pace since 2011 and faster than an expansion of 6.81 percent in 2017.
|
|
For example, Resnick mentioned hair extensions as being a recent product that was requested enough times to justify an expansion into that category.
|
|
Sizes start from the Starter Hub, a six-foot wide model with 42 compartments, with an expansion module available that adds another 23.
|
|
According to Fujioka, the Monster Hunter team originally designed the base game with the intention of adding an expansion later down the line.
|
|
But what's undeniable is the degree to which Disney appears to be betting on immersive entertainment as an expansion of its entertainment portfolio.
|
|
One of my friends texts to let me know there's now an expansion pack to Exploding Kittens and I have to get it!
|
|
Accel-backed mobile-first jobs app Job Today has pulled in another $16M — an expansion to its November 20183 $20M Series B round.
|
|
He said Sidewalk Labs plans to finance projects that will further encourage development, like an expansion of Toronto's light rail and waste removal.
|
|
Several new job listings this week indicate an expansion to new cities like Brooklyn, Atlanta, Miami, San Antonio, Tempe, West Sacramento, and Dallas.
|
|
Close to three-quarters of Republicans backed an expansion, while two-thirds of Democrats — and 42 percent of independents — opposed expanding the ban.
|
|
The circumstances seemed unpropitious: the project began in 2004, just when mass protests stalled an expansion by Yanacocha, a big gold mine nearby.
|
|
A reading above 50 in the ISM index indicates an expansion in manufacturing, which accounts for about 12 percent of the U.S. economy.
|
|
While Pruitt was staying at the condo, the EPA approved an expansion of Enbridge's Alberta Clipper pipeline carrying oil from Canadian tar sands.
|
|
Now, it seems, they proudly tweet about their updated abilities to hack into new iPhones, like a videogame firm offering an expansion pack.
|
|
The proposed hiring surge would be the largest since the Bush administration, when Congress funded an expansion of border enforcement following the Sept.
|
|
It really is very simple, especially the data protection rules; anyway, it's just an expansion of earlier rules companies were already subject to.
|
|
Starting in 1997, Israel evicted more than 373 families to make room for an expansion of Maale Adumim, which now houses 40,000 people.
|
|
The report also cited headwinds in 2018 for an expansion of supplies in U.S. shale, such as lower drilling efficiency and cost inflation.
|
|
"In a century or so, we might see a retreat of forest lands, and an expansion of sagebrush, grasslands and deserts," MacDonald added.
|
|
The Nanopresso has an expansion pack called the Barista Kit with a larger water tank and grounds basket for making a double espresso.
|
|
A reading above 249 in the ISM index indicates an expansion in manufacturing, which accounts for about 23.7 percent of the U.S. economy.
|
|
It's an expansion of video efforts the company began last year with the launch of a new app for AppleTV and Amazon Fire.
|
|
That same year, McNair paid the NFL $700 million for an expansion franchise in Houston, the Texans, which is now worth $3.1 billion.
|
|
The project will help feed an expansion of Exxon's PNG LNG plant, in which Australia's Oil Search and Santos Ltd are also stakeholders.
|
|
"Returning home from his adventure, Reinhold pitched an expansion of his vision to the UCO team, and the movement began," the company said.
|
|
Such an expansion would likely result in projections that surpass those we have provided—with great potential to benefit the health of Americans.
|
|
Location: Oxford, MississippiSports: FootballCapacity: 64,038One thing to know: Vaught-Hemingway received an expansion in 2016 that made it the largest stadium in Mississippi.
|
|
The Knights are hockey's first expansion team since 01 and will field a roster through an expansion draft next summer, reports USA Today.
|
|
The Toronto-headquartered gold miner said it did not expect the strike to affect an expansion that is currently planned for the mine.
|
|