As we expanded into bigger spaces, we also expanded the menu.
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Maine expanded via voter referendum last year, and Virginia expanded this summer.
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The last year we've expanded our Washington bureau, we've expanded our tech coverage.
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Medicaid expanded by another 9.6 million members, largely in the 28 states that expanded the program.
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And the league has expanded and expanded, into a friends of friends of friends sort of thing.
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"Our budget has not expanded the way our protective mandate has expanded since 9/11," Mihalek said.
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In Chinese yuan terms, exports expanded expanded 5.9 percent while imports rose 13 percent from a year ago.
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I did, and it wasn't expanded there, just as it wasn't expanded in South Carolina under Governor Haley.
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National Bank's retail banking division's earnings also grew 5%, wealth management expanded 10%, and capital markets expanded 7%.
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We worked with him and expanded the role of Laura and expanded the role of Bilquis and Mad Sweeney.
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According to the listing, it was then "impeccably renovated and expanded" by Lewis, who gutted and expanded the property.
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In 2005, it was expanded to include cell phone service, and in 2016, it was expanded again to cover internet access.
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It's that, as they have expanded and grown and expanded and grown, they have receded into a familiar sort of recursiveness.
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I think that, certainly as the complexity and the breadth of what we do have expanded, the moat around it has expanded.
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So, we are a technology company starting with the e-commerce platform, expanded to offline platform, and then we expanded to fintech.
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In sum, three particularly robust studies have found mortality declines when Medicaid is expanded, or when both private and public insurance is expanded.
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Another possibility, noted by the researchers, is that states that expanded access to naloxone may have also expanded access to ER-based addiction treatment.
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In fact, the economy expanded by 0.5% in the three months to September and seems to have expanded again during the quarter now ending.
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Expanded Geographical Reach: Fitch believes ThaiBev's expanded footprint in Myanmar spirits and Vietnam beer markets will lower the concentration of its business in Thailand.
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Microscope Gallery co-founder Andrea Monti tells The Creators Project that Dreamlands: Expanded grew out of an expanded cinema performance series at the gallery.
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The problem has expanded rapidly: Last month, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration expanded its Takata-related recall to include 60 million airbag inflators.
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As the industry has expanded, larger centers have acquired smaller ones and some programs, flush with private equity investments, have expanded across the country.
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Over time the organization expanded to include new countries; more importantly, it also expanded to include authority over more and more areas of policy.
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Gun rights in Iowa just expanded exponentially Gun rights in Iowa just expanded exponentially Kurt Liske still can't quite believe that it finally happened.
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In states that haven't yet expanded Medicaid, kids are more than twice as likely to be uninsured as those who live in states that expanded.
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During her tenure, the company expanded in the United States and also into Europe, redesigned its website and expanded its coverage with profiles and investigations.
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It expanded its capacity significantly after the coronavirus first emerged in the city of Wuhan, as factories retooled or expanded and new companies sprang up.
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Buying companies is fun, and empire building brings with it the potential for an expanded compensation package to go along with expanded assets to manage.
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Trump should roll out a vastly expanded public-health response — from increased testing to expanded budgetary support for states — and a wide-ranging economic stimulus package.
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The Fed's balance sheet since mid-September has expanded by nearly $300 billion to $4.1 trillion; reserves in that time have expanded by about $110 billion.
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Distance gave a grandeur to the emotions, expanded the dwindling self, expanded its purchase, by imbuing each desire with an ancestry, a mystery, a primitive significance.
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The Duffer Brothers fall into very few traps of self-importance or self-awareness and they deliver a second season with an expanded assortment of '80s influences, an expanded cast of instantly embraceable characters and some expanded Stranger Things mythology without the bloat that inevitably dooms sequels.
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Companies including Berkshire Hathaway's BNSF expanded rail capacity to open up a West Coast shipping corridor, and Pacific Northwest seaports expanded to handle more exports to China.
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An expanded story and an expanded song list — there are eight (and a reprise) in the film, and this production will probably have at least twice that.
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The article's premise rested instead on the notion of "expanded painting," the topic of the book Expanded Painting: Ontological Aesthetics and the Essence of Colour (2017) by Mark Titmarsh.
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But a Hillary Clinton administration would probably push strongly for expanded immigration, expanded global trade, and a reduction of mass incarceration — all issues the Koch brothers have actively supported.
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Working in collaboration with the Whitney, the Brooklyn-based Microscope Gallery is staging Dreamlands: Expanded, a series of expanded cinema events that they say builds on the main exhibition.
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We must improve expanded access to investigational treatments by strengthening the FDA's existing expanded access program, rather than by tagging on ill-advised, incomplete amendments to must-pass bills.
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She favors: an expanded federal government at the expense of states' rights, increased government spending, increasing taxes, expanded gun control measures, increased regulation, and a progressive social policy platform.
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Hudson recently expanded CNN en Español's operations in Argentina and Mexico and expanded the role of cross-platform vontent across all platforms to continue the brand's digital and social growth.
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Twitter said back in November, when it expanded 280-character tweets to everyone, that it saw similar behavior from people in a test group with access to the expanded character count.
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With regards to expanded tweets, Twitter is also working out a plan for how to deal with potential spamming issues that might arise with an expanded character count, according to sources.
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I would love nothing more than to be able to do both, and it's fortuitous that in the US, the political coalition that supports expanded social programs also supports expanded immigration.
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Well, Obamacare is a system that relies on private insurance companies to provide much of its expanded coverage (not all, because expanded Medicaid is also a big part of the system).
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During that time, then-governor Eliot Spitzer expanded eligibility for the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) and the state also expanded eligibility for Medicaid, which helped more adults get health insurance.
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Individuals already enrolled in the expanded population may remain in the program, but as of July 1, 2018, Ohio will not cover the expanded Medicaid population created under the Obamacare framework.
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She expanded her family — her dog family, that is.
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" Details: "Jumia has expanded from four to 14 countries.
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There's one other country on the expanded list — Nigeria.
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News and Features • A War Memorial Is Being Expanded.
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As their knowledge grew, the two women expanded their mission beyond the beach, and Local Ocean expanded to include a variety of programs, including mangrove reforestation, community economic development, outreach and education.
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This program subsequently expanded into the Trans-Sahara Counterterrorism Partnership, jointly administered by the State and Defense Departments and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and expanded to include more countries.
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Despite prudent efforts by Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Scott Gottlieb to tweak the Agency's expanded access and compassionate use programs, the FDA has traditionally viewed expanded access as being successful.
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Expanded tobacco rules The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) began regulating tobacco in 2009, but the agency stirred controversy last August when it expanded those rules to include electronic cigarettes, cigars, and hookah.
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The plan would provide billions of dollars in funding for road, bridge and sewer improvements, expanded broadband internet access in rural areas, railroad repair, public school construction and expanded port and waterway infrastructure.
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A plurality of those who say they are in favor of the ban also wanted it to be expanded -- with 3-in-10 saying so and 15% saying they don't want it expanded.
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As she expanded her proposal, Mr. Brenner changed his mind.
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The economy expanded by an estimated 4.8 percent in 2017.
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However, the army's remit has expanded to mundane police work.
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Most have operations in the eurozone that could be expanded.
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It expanded into Brazil in 1915 and Colombia in 1916.
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The Smithsonian Institution expanded its Wizard of Oz Kickstarter campaign.
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Connecticut, New York, and Maryland expanded their own state bans.
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We're excited for him to take this new expanded role.
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In Pennsylvania, 22015,231 people enrolled in the expanded Medicaid program.
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Hotel chains and McDonald's have recently expanded tuition benefit programs.
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Jared expanded his portfolio to basically include the entire government.
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Since then, they've expanded into new kinds of personalized playlists.
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The companies turned the stoppage into an expanded maintenance project.
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She later expanded in her own piece on the saga.
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The program officially expanded to 17 European countries on Monday.
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Gross domestic product expanded by a 5003 percent annual rate.
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He expanded the unit from eight members to 30 members.
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The economy expanded just 2.2 percent in the first quarter.
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Former President Jimmy Carter, a Democrat, expanded it in 1980.
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So we expanded it, I freely admit it was controversial.
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The department claims its expanded plan will enhance public safety.
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The economy expanded by 0.6 percent in April, below expectations.
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Uber expanded to 60 over the course of the year.
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It expanded by 0.2% in the first quarter of 2019.
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It's since expanded elsewhere in California, New Mexico and Texas.
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Obamacare expanded health coverage for Americans in two major ways.
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It has also expanded in Canada and the United Kingdom.
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The Taliban have meanwhile expanded their reach in the countryside.
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The magazine talks about the expanded tourism opportunities under MBS.
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Indonesia's expanded by over 5% (as it almost always does).
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It expanded to 1,000 scooters less than a year later.
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At the same time it has expanded its online operations.
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It expanded WeWork to 400,000 members across 400 locations globally.
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The policy expanded to include visitors from China in February.
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An expanded global gag rule will dramatically worsen these statistics.
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Today, that has expanded more broadly to include impact investments.
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But this expanded representation comes with new challenges and expectations.
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Above: after being expanded Twttr is very much a prototype.
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But as it has expanded, so has its customer base.
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In Kenya, the job seems to have expanded a lot.
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Amazon expanded Prime Video to over 200 regions last year.
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Even the old Expanded Universe didn't really touch this line.
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And on Sunday, little Lulu expanded her taste buds — happily!
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First, the company expanded its accessibility features for blind users.
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And this expanded reach, in turn, impacts Instagram's bottom line.
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Facebook has also expanded its footprint in the gaming space.
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Eventually it expanded in scope to become a commercial project.
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We expanded our budget and looked at everything under $400,000.
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Their latest retest on Saturday fully expanded and pressurized BEAM.
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Earnings have not expanded enough to justify the higher prices.
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Instead, they've expanded his responsibilities in some very smart ways.
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An expanded panel could potentially undo the February 9th ruling.
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It expanded mandatory overtime pay for workers on low salaries.
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The company's sales expanded in every territory save for Japan.
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The retailer has since expanded to food and healthy snacks.
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It's only appropriate that the expanded universe is similarly strange.
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The reach of artificial intelligence has expanded into pizza artistry.
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His crime bill expanded the death penalty for drug kingpins.
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The expanded support helps to alleviate some of those concerns.
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Adyen's revenue grew 99 percent in 2016, while profits expanded.
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And the singer says her expanded family keeps her strong.
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Founded in 2010, it expanded beyond Indonesia only in 2018.
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These virtual worlds enable learning, business and expanded social relationships.
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For myself, watching the material they generated expanded my brain.
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Business investment has expanded robustly in the spring and summer.
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By this time, the idea had expanded in his mind.
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Foreign demand also expanded at its quickest pace since June.
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Britain's economy expanded by 1.8%, the slowest pace since 2012.
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She was appointed Special Envoy in 2012, an expanded role.
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Then we expanded the hole and we pulled them out.
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"Peak" is another old word with an newly expanded meaning.
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Ohio Registered Republicans expanded their lead this week in Ohio.
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The Trump administration has expanded ISPs' ability to surveil customers.
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Brazil's economy expanded by 1.1% in both 2017 and 2018.
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The retailer also expanded its Instacart delivery to more cities.
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Both Bushes, for instance, expanded federal protections for the disabled.
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Officials say that could included expanded sharing of U.S. intelligence.
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In America, Reagan deregulated financial markets and expanded mortgage lending.
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That tool will be expanded and enhanced by January 2017.
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Police will also get expanded authority to use DNA evidence.
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Instead the economy has expanded by about 5% a year.
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Without it, the universe would have either contracted or expanded.
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The film even explicitly references some past expanded universe works.
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The economy has expanded for seven quarters in a row.
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My family expanded tenfold and it's just all too surreal.
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Why it matters: DeStefano's role expanded substantially during his tenure.
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When Sundback's patents expired in 1960, YKK expanded into America.
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And we expanded to doing some sparkling this year, too.
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President Trump first expanded tweet is 20173 characters #280characters pic.twitter.
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Over the past few years, these rights have expanded drastically.
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The company expanded its Horizon oil sands site last year.
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The Star Wars Sphero droid universe just expanded by one.
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It can be expanded on, it can be made weird.
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In recent years, Amazon has significantly expanded its logistics footprint.
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As the WWE expanded in the last decade, they required
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In April, it expanded that mistake to include Instagram passwords.
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And we further expanded our protections in Options and Exclusivity.
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When the product concept expanded, so did the Predix brand.
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But under Trump, its role as a jailer has expanded.
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They've expanded smartly, into growing markets desperate for professional teams.
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Georgia's population expanded by 18 percent between 2000 and 2010.
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Dark Arisen is an expanded version of the original game.
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Pew Oceans Legacy map of the expanded Marine National Monument.
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It expanded into its 100th location just this past August.
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Everyone comes looking for wealth or resources or expanded consciousness.
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In September, the economy expanded for the 79th consecutive month.
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It was expanded to its current size in the 1640s.
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The FDA has an Expanded Access or Compassionate Use program.
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The caption says the Russian choir has expanded its repertoire.
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There's another candidate hoping for an expanded electorate: Donald Trump.
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HTML5 expanded the scope, going beyond just animating web pages.
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Under Apollo's ownership, the company has expanded through further acquisitions.
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They've now expanded that to an entire array of clothing.
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Options for putting that money to work have simultaneously expanded.
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Each of the reasons can be expanded to learn more.
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Inventories expanded to 54.1, from 47.2 in the prior month.
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For some, the potential for expanded drilling signals economic revival.
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Since then it has expanded to reach 25 markets worldwide.
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The Singapore banks benefited from their expanded wealth management units.
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Each one has expanded our understanding of the physical world.
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Other false personas pushed stories that expanded on that material.
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The country expanded Mother's Day with the holiday in 1973.
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Memes are fun, because they're meant to be expanded upon.
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Investment in 2016 expanded at the fastest pace since 2006.
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From golf, Zepp expanded its sensor technology into baseball swings.
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Expanded horizons Bowie's theatricality wasn't limited to performing on stage.
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Your home, or sense of home, has greatly expanded, Virgo.
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Microsoft's Surface family has officially expanded to include the desktop.
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The range of degrees taught in Tibetan has expanded too.
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Atlanta's metro system, MARTA, hasn't expanded much since the 1980s.
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Indeed, Mr Marber's work expanded from print images to film.
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Edmonton coach Todd McLellan expanded on the play by McDavid.
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Please join me in congratulating Scott for his expanded role.
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Since its launch in 2011, the site has expanded quickly.
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Now Hoop Group has expanded from instruction to elite camps.
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If that was ever the case, it has since expanded.
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In the 1990s, Congress twice expanded the reach of NSLs.
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Vice President Pence will join for the expanded bilateral meeting.
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And it expanded channel memberships to include different, tiered levels.
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Twenty GOP senators represent states that have expanded Medicaid. Sen.
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So we have expanded our role as a port operator.
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It has also expanded its reach in the podcast market.
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Returns to education are declining because universities have expanded rapidly.
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Volumes expanded by 1.6 percent while prices fell 0.5 percent.
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In 2007, the justices expanded the prohibition in Panetti v.
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But his business empire has expanded far beyond the kitchen.
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Over the years, the plant expanded, selling cars across Europe.
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Gross domestic product (GDP) expanded 0.6% in the June quarter.
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The menu is not the only thing that has expanded.
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Nickel production is likely to be expanded considerably this year.
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" But then he added, "I will do expanded background checks.
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How did you approach the expanded focus on your character?
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The role they play has expanded massively in recent years.
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Their epistolary tussle was expanded into a book in 2012.
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A recent study in Health Affairs expanded on this work.
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The Pritzkers also founded and expanded the Hyatt Hotels chain.
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With expanded rosters, September breeds a different style of baseball.
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This tactic could be expanded and used in new ways.
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That rate could drop significantly if all states expanded Medicaid.
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Ryan's office expanded on his denial of the Politico report.
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Nokian said the plant would be expanded in the future.
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I started out here in 143 and we've expanded dramatically.
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So both conceptually and spatially the design process has expanded.
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The company has expanded rapidly across Europe in recent years.
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It's not even about "trade" in the expanded, grossly misleading
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The bill expanded good time credit and did it retroactively.
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The Hill: DOJ, Trump reach deal on expanded Russia review.
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Then we have expanded our Sony universe of Marvel characters.
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The surfers' role as corporate conscience expanded with the company.
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It later expanded into online banking, artificial intelligence, and entertainment.
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Lucas has also expanded his scope outside the two franchises.
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He says the program needs to be reformed, not expanded.
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Hobby Lobby, which expanded First Amendment protections of free speech.
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NHTSA spokesman Bryan Thomas declined to confirm the expanded recall.
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Expanded 529s put individuals in control of their family's future.
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Both Mobike and Ofo have expanded their presence outside China.
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In January, President Obama expanded the monument before leaving office.
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This could be expanded to EU citizens, the MAC said.
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A majority of states expanded their Medicaid programs under ACA.
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But Amazon — with its highly automated warehouses — has expanded employment.
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They thus expanded the legend into a stereotype, and it
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It has recently expanded its Singapore and Tokyo offices, too.
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Don't let the word "expanded" get your hopes up, though.
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Arizona, which expanded Medicaid, would lose $220006 billion by 2202.
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Rent subsidies and vouchers must be vastly expanded and increased.
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Rao's has since expanded to Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
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Since then it has expanded to India, Indonesia, and Thailand.
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Mr. Sanders expanded on his critique in an interview Wednesday.
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It expanded Medicaid and created more individual plans through exchanges.
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But, bit by bit, the system has expanded and improved.
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Today, cyberattack vectors have expanded — and so must our defenses.
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Where does the expanded taxonomy leave earnest, sensitive male bonds?
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The Farm has expanded much faster than Al Alami expected.
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It's been one year since Airbnb first expanded into Cuba.
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New export orders expanded after contracting in the previous month.
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Then in 2015, it expanded the protections to sexual orientation.
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And this interest expanded into curiosity about how they form.
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Disney was looking for expanded protection for its entertainment brands.
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The [definition of] rape [has] definitely changed and has expanded.
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Over that span, Kirk's world has expanded quite a bit.
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Rihanna expanded the collection to include athleisure clothing this year.
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Slowly I expanded this alphabet into four, five, six dimensions.
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In 2012, USA expanded Raw from two hours to three.
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The pair have slowly and steadily expanded their musical scope.
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That role eventually expanded to include all of business product.
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They no longer know the limits of their expanded powers.
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In the Senate, the ranks of GOP women lawmakers expanded.
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The early farmers in what is now Iran expanded eastward.
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The G.I. Bill after World War II expanded educational opportunities.
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The controversial act expanded government surveillance powers on the internet.
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Durham's inquiry has since expanded to become a criminal probe.
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Under MCH's management, Masterpiece expanded to 160 exhibitors from 153.
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The ruling expanded workplace discrimination protections to include gender stereotyping.
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This year, Virginia expanded Medicaid through the Affordable Care Act.
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During his tenure, Little League greatly expanded around the world.
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Airbnb has further expanded its coronavirus response, as hosts complain.
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Expanded unemployment insurance has been a top priority as well.
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APRIL An expanded campaign role for Mr. Manafort is announced.
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And to purse that investigation he expanded the historian's toolkit.
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Access to the app is also being expanded across California.
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More than 123 states have expanded Medicaid under the law.
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Over the years, Akeneo has expanded beyond product information management.
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Abundant Love, which recently expanded to three months, is $503,500.
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Between 21960 and 20013, economic output expanded by 22001 percent.
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He supports reproductive rights, free trade and expanded health care.
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In time, Glaad expanded its work to advertising and entertainment.
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She has written extensively in support of expanded LARC access.
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New and expanded airports are needed to meet that demand.
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The definition of what constituted an assault was vastly expanded.
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"I think his mind was expanded through literature," Thompson added.
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He offered partial praise, though, for the expanded child credit.
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Then, just months later, that loan had to be expanded.
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Iran has expanded its missile program, particularly its ballistic missiles.
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Under Mr. Watt, the companies have expanded their loan purchases.
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President Barack Obama aggressively expanded drone use in these airstrikes.
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The expanded Homes & Villas have a minimum 3-night stay.
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By June, its team will have expanded to six people.
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Over the next four years, the system expanded across Ecuador.
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How the range of Hamas's rockets has expanded since 2001.
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Presidents declared neutrality, expanded the nation's territory, and destroyed institutions.
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In a surprise, the economy expanded, despite sluggishness in China.
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Here's what you need to know: • An expanded travel ban.
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To attract more shoppers, Kohl's expanded its partnership with Amazon.
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Hissho swept up many of the newcomers as it expanded.
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Since 2000, 28 countries and regions have expanded abortion rights.
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Target has expanded floor space for toys and baby goods.
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Most recent threads included experimental pedagogy and expanded fashion practice.
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That's why we're issuing updated and expanded social media guidelines.
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The tours have since expanded into Brooklyn and the Bronx.
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But then he expanded the brand too quickly and broadly.
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In 2017, Motel One expanded this program to include Berlin.
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In this sense, the expanded notion of curating is positive.
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As it expanded, Lion Air Group accumulated significant political influence.
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Within three months, the group had expanded to 45 designers.
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Airport screenings have been expanded to identify anyone showing symptoms.
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To stand out, they expanded the roster to 70 characters.
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Another vertical it's recently expanded into is media, he notes.
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The Warriors expanded their lead from 303 points to 230.
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Louisiana, with its high levels of poverty, recently expanded Medicaid.
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Expanded and intelligently designed pedestrian areas will reduce the danger.
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California and New York have significantly expanded protections for renters.
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Medallion Financial, the Manhattan company, expanded its presence in Chicago.
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Part of this is likely due to expanded caucus access.
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The school's counseling center has also expanded services, Rudin said.
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INDOORS The house was gut renovated and expanded in 2014.
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See also: Payments startup dLocal just expanded its Amazon partnership.
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It expanded 20.68% in the first half of the year.
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The new rule allowed an expanded understanding of that term.
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The company's cutting rights had expanded to 6,360 square miles.
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Giuliani expanded on his remarks in an interview with CNN.
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Euro zone GDP expanded 0.6 percent in the first quarter.
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The gainers included the rebranded and expanded "communications services" index.
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At others, the fall expanded small losses into bigger ones.
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Public health, which the governor expanded in this poor state.
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Nonpartisan ratings experts say there is an expanded political battlefield.
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To date, he has designated or expanded 2628 national monuments.
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After dinner, at home, he expanded it for later editions.
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But Putin's attitude changed as the West expanded its influence.
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The investigation was expanded to include abuses of C.I.A. detainees.
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Meanwhile, however, China's overall trade with the North has expanded.
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The company has also expanded its product line beyond bottles.
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They eventually expanded distribution to Kroger, Safeway and Trader Joe's.
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To date, 31 states and D.C. have expanded Medicaid coverage.
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I have an expanded painting practice that often involves installations.
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Since taking office, President Trump has expanded the program drastically.
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But with "Mezzanine," Massive Attack's music radically deepened and expanded.
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Throughout 2019, Jikh expanded his digital business across multiple platforms.
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Gross margins expanded to 45.7% in the quarter ended Aug.
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Washington has expanded hostilities with no clear objective or endpoint.
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It drastically expanded the number of items being sold online.
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It expanded this policy to include sites impersonating news organizations.
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Kirchner has expanded her views on issues related to feminism.
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The university has expanded, bringing young people in growing numbers.
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Thanks to that investment, Starward has expanded rapidly in America.
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Since then, coverage has expanded to other companies across industries.
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It has expanded those tests with Amazon to more stores.
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Hate crimes laws were federally expanded to include LGBTQ people.
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The case was later expanded to a class action lawsuit.
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Nest just expanded its product lineup in a big way.
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Expanded features include Google Assistant, rideshare notifications, and camera control.
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To date, 32 states and Washington, D.C., have expanded Medicaid.
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Green Chef expanded to the East Coast in late 2015.
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Since then, the retailer has only expanded its global reach.
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Chewy's losses expanded from last year due to higher expenses.
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Hedge fund managers quickly expanded their numbers on these lists.
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"He greatly expanded the scope of his reporting," he said.
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I haven't quite expanded yet on the notion of impeachment.
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Sanders expanded the state's campaign offices and staff in July.
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Instead, Trump again voiced his support for expanded background checks.
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Starting on Friday, it will be expanded to other customers.
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But it's a good introduction to the expanded sonic palette.
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G.M. has expanded its bargain Chinese brands, Baojun and Wuling.
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Indeed, Israel has expanded its settlements over the past year.
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They all favor climate action, voting rights and expanded Medicare.
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It has also expanded into at least 14 other states.
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The trade deficit expanded slightly to $72.83 billion in August.
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That probe was eventually expanded to include President Trump himself.
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From the moment of the disbanding, however, the myth expanded.
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We're excited to introduce an expanded size range in 2018.
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Underwood's office confirmed the expanded inquiry when contacted by Motherboard.
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The EU had historically only expanded its powers, they worried.
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They expanded the use of detention for all asylum seekers.
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She liked it so much that when they expanded into womenswear, she tried it for herself, and then when they expanded to offer the service over the phone nationwide, I tried it for myself.
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After 2020, states that expanded Medicaid would no longer receive enhanced federal funding to cover low-income adults like they did under Obamacare, and states that haven't expanded would be immediately barred from doing so.
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European soccer officials, who had strongly opposed an expanded tournament for clubs when the plans were raised, now appear set to go along, and to provide a third of the teams in the expanded tournament.
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In terms of the operation, Chariot is a great example of, 'Okay, they've expanded into BK.' I've actually tried to plug in my address here in Bushwick, but they haven't quite expanded this far yet.
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Raja said that the expanded partnership would be introduced in phases.
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The foreign-investment agency has expanded its (small) office in London.
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Republicans, however, strongly support Trump's pursuit of an expanded border wall.
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The airline expanded the programme to all domestic markets last month.
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The expanded lineup of classes will be introduced in late May.
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Expanded state ownership is a poor way to cure economic ailments.
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It also expanded its bond-buying program to include corporate debt.
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Then they expanded outward in concentric circles, to eliminate the spread.
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But what's most exciting is the expanded capabilities of Google's Assistant.
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A year later, it expanded the policy to three other states.
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Like Clinton, he's promised to support policies beyond expanded background checks.
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It moved into more food eventually, and slowly expanded its partnerships.
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As that core heat dissipated, the ocean cooled, froze, and expanded.
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The government expanded a tax credit for workers on low incomes.
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In particular, they highlight inconsistent quality as Patanjali expanded very quickly.
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Maine's measure would have expanded background checks to include private sales.
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The company also recently announced expanded licensing deals with Warner Bros.
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Milch expanded this idea to the community at his show's center.
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As the 1930s continued, their business expanded beyond the country's borders.
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The model since has expanded to other parts of Indian Country.
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Georgia's economy expanded 13% in 2018, down from 5% in 2017.
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Like a child allowance, an expanded EITC would substantially reduce poverty.
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He later expanded in offshore drilling, salmon farming and other businesses.
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President Erdogan will enter his new term with greatly expanded powers.
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Those people don't exist in Texas, which never expanded the program.
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The effort has since expanded to New York and San Francisco.
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" She continued, "It&aposs been occurring and expanded over many decades.
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But "follow the money" can have a different, expanded definition, too.
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The modest fashion has expanded greatly in the past few years.
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President George W. Bush expanded it to 75,000 members in 2004.
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Now, elements of that surveillance have expanded onto foreigners as well.
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Then she expanded into mid-priced shoes, bags, and work clothes.
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Because once one lie is created, it's expanded by political reasons.
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Experts said the measures vastly expanded the U.S. blockade against Pyongyang.
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Over the same period, outstanding corporate debt has expanded by 75%.
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The definitions of all these concepts can be gradually expanded on.
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The service will reportedly be expanded to 30 trains this year.
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It's the first time RTR has expanded outside apparel and accessories.
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As more states expanded, the Republican focus shifted to work requirements.
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As the work expanded, I collected samples from beyond my home.
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This is because modern communications have dramatically expanded that hypothetical theatre.
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Since then, tech Easter eggs have evolved and expanded in definition.
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It was a success, and she eventually expanded to more schools.
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In the past decade or so the base has expanded massively.
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As a result, venture capital funding for fintech has rapidly expanded.
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Hyundai declined to comment on whether the recall would be expanded.
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The expanded memory is a side effect, a kind of bonus.
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In comments provided to The Verge, Wong expanded on that further.
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As Netflix has expanded globally, this has become a global problem.
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In it, the company explained how the expanded tiers would work.
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The expanded response could provoke a backlash from Russian internet regulators.
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Care for mental illness, too, expanded under the Affordable Care Act.
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It has expanded its video-streaming to a further 130 countries.
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As Engadget reports, that functionality has now expanded to Google Calendar.
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In that past quarter, Netflix expanded service to 130 new markets.
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Last month, Uber expanded its Uber Transit feature to Las Vegas.
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And, Trump expanded his critique into a full-blown issues platform.
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I think expanded is the right way to think about it.
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Organic revenue growth was in the double-digits and margins expanded.
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And the expanded collection galleries will be relatively free of columns.
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The Angels expanded their lead to 4-2 in the fourth.
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Last year GDP expanded by 7.3%, faster than India or Pakistan.
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Russia had expanded its fleet of warships off the Syrian coast.
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Last year it expanded by 7.3%—faster than India's or Pakistan's.
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That aggressive campaign has now been expanded to many more states.
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The capital's mayors have expanded their powers while remaining broadly popular.
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" He continued, "Thirty one states and D.C. have already expanded Medicaid.
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Walmart this week expanded that to its marketplace sellers, as well.
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An expanded group would also have been eligible for more funding.
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A straw tax could easily be expanded to other environmental nuisances.
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For years, the company expanded primarily in shopping mall food courts.
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But as their operation has expanded, they have scrapped fewer videos.
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Since then, it's expanded into Asia, Africa and parts of Europe.
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Under Kosslick's leadership, the festival expanded significantly in size and scope.
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It has also expanded its footprint, taking over companies like Ele.
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WE HAVE EXPANDED DRAMATICALLY THE COUNTER TERRORISM CAPABILITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT.
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It's since expanded to many more towns and countries across Europe.
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Instead, my worry expanded, gaining its own momentum like the fire.
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China's official Xinhua News Agency has expanded its overseas television operations.
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However, storage can be expanded through the use of microSD cards.
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The challengers contend the agencies' change improperly expanded federal regulatory power.
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It has expanded to Seattle, as well, in pursuit of talent.
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The expanded test is underway now in markets worldwide, we understand.
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It has expanded the factories since acquiring them in the 2000s.
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The startup expanded into the market more than four years ago.
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Nvidia wants to change that with its expanded GeForce Now service.
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The state curtailed gun rights and expanded same-sex marriage rights.
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The Expanded Star Wars Universe consists of a whopping 22,22 characters.
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Over the next several years, legalized gambling expanded to neighboring states.
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Meanwhile, Facebook expanded its livestreaming feature to its users in April.
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As her business expanded, so did Walker's philanthropic and activist endeavors.
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He expanded his sentiment in a statement sent to NBC News.
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Frankly we've expanded wherever we've wanted to, whenever we've wanted to.
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It's since expanded into activewear, shapewear and an array of clothing.
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An administration official said the site would be expanded over time.
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He hopes the expanded scheme will be able to accommodate him.
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Over the years, the marketing department has expanded alongside the hospital.
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Once we began telling that story it expanded to be more.
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In the first quarter, GDP expanded 3.8% from the previous quarter.
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Finally on Saturday, they were able to get BEAM fully expanded.
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Since then, I've expanded my medical knowledge working with the military.
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Last year, the company expanded its bookings to include boutique hotels.
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Gran Turismo Sport also significantly expanded its VR mode this year.
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He may not return until Friday when rosters can be expanded.
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The problem is especially serious in states that haven't expanded Medicaid.
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The economy expanded at a 3.2% pace in the first quarter.
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Under Christie, the state's job market has expanded payrolls more slowly.
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The same goes for expanded mail-in voting, whose deadlines vary.
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As its coverage expanded, it sometimes scooped richer Spanish-language rivals.
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The zone was last expanded that far in 2007, Palestinians said.
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Some of that, we created with the Expanded Universe — now Legends.
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Obamacare expanded by millions the number of Americans with medical insurance.
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Exports rose by 0.5 percent while volumes expanded by 1.0 percent.
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Services GM expanded significantly from F1Q13 to F1Q19 (58% to 63%).
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The SC could get his or her jurisdiction expanded if necessary.
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We've expanded our line to offer girls more choices than ever.
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Apple's online radio service will also be expanded at that time.
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Maybe the app gets more updates, and notification capabilities are expanded.
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Scott Walker signed legislation that expanded protections for domestic abuse victims.
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Now, the project has expanded to nearly 200 mostly Haitian members.
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But it has more recently expanded into the cord cutting market.
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Akihito, 11 when the war ended, expanded on that new image.
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IBM has expanded cognitive computer Watson over the past few years.
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The McMahon and Trump alliance then expanded into the political world.
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They expanded the network of power lines with billions of dollars.
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Overdose reversal with the use of naloxone/narcone was rapidly expanded.
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The EPA has vastly expanded the program under President Donald Trump.
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The group has since expanded its focus to counterterrorism and cybersecurity.
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From there, the business expanded into life, health and commercial policies.
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The search has also intensified and expanded deeper into the forest.
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Olivia Munn and her beau Aaron Rodgers have expanded their pack!
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On the other hand, sentencing reductions for drug offenders are expanded.
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Since then, it has expanded this test program to Tempe, Ariz.
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The list of expanded sanctions also included state officials and banks.
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The popular group video chat app Houseparty has expanded to iPad.
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Then she joined Medicaid in January, when Michigan expanded the program.
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In 2021, the area included in the zone will be expanded.
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Obamacare expanded coverage to those making incomes up to 138 percent.
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On Saturday, the EPA expanded it to include the Dallas area.
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Pence cited a plan he expanded in Indiana as one example.
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Even cities where supply has expanded slowly are seeing more stays.
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Thanks to increased government funding, we've expanded to a top 20!
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Revenue expanded to 2.35 trillion yuan, up 17 percent from 2017.
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In 2016, the label has expanded to anyone with a smartphone.
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My interests have since expanded, thanks in part to the fellowship.
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It has also closed unprofitable stores and expanded its online business.
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Since then, it's expanded into many original and sponsored digital series.
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This expanded opportunity, in fact, was what attracted iZettle's newest investor.
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Focusing on fashion, Apple expanded on its line of Hermes bands.
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CNN: Your nonprofit has expanded a lot over the last decade.
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That policy could easily be expanded to Instagram in the future.
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To work more efficiently, the hotspot concept needs to be expanded.
|
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They also want the information service expanded to cover neighboring countries.
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And it expanded live broadcasting platform Periscope to replay within tweets.
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Manufacturing output expanded 0.4 percent in February versus January, INE added.
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However, wage growth expanded 3.2%, below an expected gain of 3.4%.
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In Dubai, the index rose 0.8 percent as trading volume expanded.
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He's optimistic about states assuming an expanded role in environmental protection.
|
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The company expanded to Portland and New York later that year.
|
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Trump's expanded 2018 budget plan is expected to arrive next week.
|
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He has expanded the Suez Canal, yet its revenues have fallen.
|
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China has gradually expanded its online controls under President Xi Jinping.
|
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Marinopoulos had expanded and made several acquisitions before the economic downturn.
|
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These roles are expanded and elaborated in the new Joint Publication.
|
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A second change is the expanded availability of Twitter's quality filter.
|
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It'll return for 16 episodes (expanded from 12) on September 28.
|
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Asa Hutchinson, a Republican governor whose state expanded Medicaid under ObamaCare.
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Its work has since been expanded by his successor, Eric Gonzalez.
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Best Buy has expanded toy inventory at its 1,000 US stores.
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SNAP and other programs must be expanded to the working poor.
|
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At the same time, the company has expanded its online assortment.
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We want investment in our communities, not expanded resources for police.
|
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The reason comes down to how Medicaid was expanded in Alaska.
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By 2016, the support had expanded to involve U.S. special forces.
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They expanded trade, deepened alliances and underwrote billions in foreign aid.
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BMW and Mercedes have expanded production capacity in the United States.
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Amidst the chaos, al Qaeda has expanded its footprint in Yemen.
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Nathan Deal expanded the state of emergency to include 94 counties.
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These expanded uses of the SSN are all as an identifier.
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The provost's office and government relations operations, in particular, have expanded.
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The original list contained 11 names and ultimately expanded to 25.
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It expanded its financing options with the formation of the yieldcos.
|
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But she has expanded into a new genre of terrible advice.
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PHILLIPS 66 EXPORT TERMINAL TO JOIN ITS EXPANDED CRUDE PIPELINE OPERATION
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The consumer marketplace recently expanded to include a fifth category (collectibles).
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He expanded fair housing rights to minority groups while at HUD.
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In states where Medicaid was expanded, hospitals had fewer uninsured visits.
|
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The rule would be expanded to include foot-soldiers, it said.
|
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Engine maker Pratt & Whitney also expanded checks on similar engines worldwide.
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It recently expanded its own fundraising, to more than $300 million.
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In the 1870s, the castle expanded to include churches and gardens.
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The delivery experience was convenient with the mattress coming fully expanded.
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The Irvine, California-based company eventually expanded to robotic process automation.
|
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Those patterns expanded his scope of attack to the entire court.
|
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It expanded into Hong Kong last year, its first overseas market.
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His forces control the east and recently expanded to southern Libya.
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The company has expanded to more than 80 countries, including China.
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During the course of their relationship, the Jolie Pitt clan expanded.
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In addition, Kentucky expanded Medicaid under Obamacare, and Utah did not.
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The Islamic State in Somalia expanded its operations starting in 2018.
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But as the bloc expanded, decision-making also became more unwieldy.
|
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The legislation expanded health coverage by a mandate to buy insurance.
|
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Eventually, the prison expanded to 15 cell blocks, up from seven.
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The Greek economy expanded by 0.2 percent in the second quarter.
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Six expanded Medicaid through unconventional means, such as through waiver programs.
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Hong Kong's urban area has also expanded into the boar's habitat.
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He hopes the program is expanded so other farmers can benefit.
|
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Hemsworth expanded a bit more about his diet with Men's Health.
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Since President Trump's inauguration, terrorist organizations have expanded their online activities.
|
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Part D expanded on that promise by making medicine more affordable.
|
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The company has also expanded to privacy and cybersecurity-related businesses.
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From there, the pair expanded, building toward what they have today.
|
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Epcot expanded its ride list in 2016 with "Frozen Ever After."
|
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Compared to a year earlier, fourth-quarter GDP expanded 2.0 percent.
|
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The expanded recall includes some drugs that contain valsartan and hydrochlorothisazide.
|
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During the 230s and '173s, educational opportunities for prisoners expanded significantly.
|
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About as many, 22019 percent, believed the law should be expanded.
|
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The scope of these preemptive efforts appears to have expanded dramatically.
|
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Of those, many live in states that have not expanded Medicaid.
|
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In purchasing Whole Foods, Amazon drastically expanded its fresh food assortment.
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First, small businesses need expanded access to responsible sources of capital.
|
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Thousands were arrested, and the crackdown expanded to include secular activists.
|
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As a result, Republicans expanded their majorities in nearly every state.
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The total e-cigarette market expanded 40 percent to $1.16 billion.
|
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Last month, it expanded its share repurchase program by $400 million.
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The biggest losers would be states that expanded Medicaid under ObamaCare.
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When my vocabulary expanded, I found out it was bad breath.
|
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The company also expanded to the U.K., Ireland, Spain and Portugal.
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The 1830s expanded suffrage and created the modern mass political parties.
|
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In contrast, MLS has been growing for 2127 years and expanded.
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We, I think, take the expanded category of citizenship for granted.
|
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The state has already begun enrolling people into the expanded program.
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It has also expanded its services in banking and asset management.
|
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GDI expanded at a 211.6 percent rate in the third quarter.
|
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Thirty-one states and Washington DC have expanded their Medicaid programs.
|
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Thirty-one states, as well as Washington, D.C., have expanded Medicaid.
|
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Expanded trade can also accelerate our recovery from the Great Recession.
|
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Twenty Republican senators represent states that expanded Medicaid enrollment under ObamaCare.
|
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Meanwhile, Republicans slightly expanded their Senate majority to 2628-28503 seats.
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And that's why we've pushed hard on our expanded access program.
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To work for solar desalination, this range needs to be expanded.
|
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Porter can get stronger, and perhaps receive an expanded offensive role.
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Envoy has certainly expanded since that first $1.5 million seed deal.
|
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It expanded into the Middle East — via the acquisition of Souq.
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The Black Lives Matter movement expanded past its social media beginnings.
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However, if it expanded too slowly, that would prolong the surgery.
|
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Trends spread rapidly and new developments are expanded on almost instantly.
|
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Here are some reasons the economy has hardly expanded this year.
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Fast facts: The bill expanded and renewed an existing tax credit.
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We were just talking backstage how finance really grew and expanded.
|
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Chopra has already expanded our perceptions of Indian women on screen.
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Upon taking power, Schumer dramatically expanded the Senate Democratic leadership team.
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It launched on Android and expanded to iOS late last year.
|
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And then the next year you expanded it into full-length.
|
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Are comics the future of expanded universe storytelling within a franchise?
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How has your understanding of black love expanded over the years?
|
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But since then, the Facebook net has expanded wider and wider.
|
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A few years later she expanded, serving dinner Friday through Sunday.
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It received the expanded electorate's assent in a referendum that year.
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While our progress has stalled, our military footprint has expanded—dramatically.
|
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The plant's capacity could be expanded to 800,000 tonnes in 2021.
|
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He also expanded some child care assistance for low-income families.
|
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The recall was later expanded to include dozens of additional products.
|
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Apple has since expanded the lawsuit, challenging the company's royalty license.
|
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Will Freddie Mac and others adopt this expanded criteria as well?
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"Venom" star Tom Hardy and Charlotte Riley reported expanded their family.
|
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Back at home, Kobach expanded his power as secretary of state.
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Now, Alba's brand has expanded to include makeup and beauty products.
|
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Ties were expanded and an arms embargo against Vietnam was dropped.
|
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"Gene banks are being expanded all over the world," he said.
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Do I believe it should be expanded to cover all Americans?
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These local collaborations need to be expanded to the national stage.
|
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Three days later, the rule was expanded to the entire state.
|
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New Jersey recently expanded its vote by mail law under Gov.
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"We remember this pioneer whose work expanded our horizons," he said.
|
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Last month, it was granted permission to operate the expanded program.
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Those efforts include our expanded coverage of Canada and this newsletter.
|
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In 2015 and 2016, they returned and expanded the muddy pit.
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Dropping the naked women dramatically expanded the potential audience for Playboy.
|
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But the Goop empire has also grown and expanded in influence.
|
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This argument was expanded by David Ricardo in the 19th century.
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Chuck Schumer recently announced an expanded leadership team that includes Sen.
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So I felt like we expanded as much as we could.
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The N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament expanded to 21984 teams in 214.
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Health insurance coverage expanded in Wyoming, South Carolina and New York.
|
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She found that Mr. Eribon's memoir expanded thoughtfully on similar questions.
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The company's mission has expanded from private investigations to international intelligence.
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And he now supports an expanded tax credit for child care.
|
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Since the F.T.C. investigation closed, the complaints against Google have expanded.
|
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Invitae's analysts expanded their search to include thousands of other variants.
|
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In fact, the Trump administration temporarily expanded the H-2B program.
|
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The pilot program included 15 schools, then expanded to 50 schools.
|
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Since 210, Japan's economy has expanded 22017% after years of stagnation.
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The cafe expanded her view of what a poem could be.
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He also increased funding for Planned Parenthood and expanded voter rights.
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They've expanded its world in far more interesting, boundary-pushing ways.
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They've expanded its world in far more interesting, boundary-pushing ways.
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Google has expanded quietly and has not asked for public subsidies.
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Russia also expanded its military footprint in Syria during the war.
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As a result, the internet has dramatically expanded these papers' audiences.
|
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Senior year, Jack's responsibilities expanded to helping with the team's forwards.
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In a surprise, the economy expanded, despite a slowdown in China.
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He gave no details on how such screening would be expanded.
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For nearly 150 years, American government has expanded on those reforms.
|
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Millions of Americans will get checks and dramatically expanded unemployment benefits.
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When states expanded Medicaid in 2014, local groups helped people enrolled.
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On Monday, it expanded to Riverside and Sacramento Counties in California.
|
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The writer-director, Andrew Bowler, expanded this feature from a short.
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Rather, the vote has expanded and contracted, through law and custom.
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An expanded Senate majority could ease the confirmation of those loyalists.
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It expanded that test to 125 more stores earlier this year.
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The museum has expanded both physically and artistically over the years.
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For starters, congressional staffs need to be expanded, upgraded and professionalized.
|
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The benefits of this expanded lending during a pandemic are obvious.
|
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But rural health centers in states that expanded experienced significant gains.
|
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My remaining projects expanded to fit the time I had available.
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It expanded into the backyard, which had been a trashy wasteland.
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" This expanded on an idea he mentioned only briefly in "Origin.
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Today, the battle for white male supremacy has expanded in scope.
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The series is an expanded Jungian Tarot deck of self-expression.
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A few years later, he expanded into the brownstone next door.
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Adults still wouldn't be eligible for expanded Medicaid coverage under Obamacare.
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The cowbird expanded its territory naturally, but people introduced the whydah.
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It's long past time that this was expanded to encompass Instagram.
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My position expanded: I started coaching and teaching social media strategy.
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It's expanded from seven markets to 23 in the last year.
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The newly expanded Museum of Modern Art reopens on Oct. 211.
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Since then, tourism has expanded tremendously, particularly in the last decade.
|
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Perhaps it's big oil and gas who want expanded drilling rights.
|
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The "doom boom," as it became known, expanded under Ronald Reagan.
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The league has also recently expanded its measures to evaluate referees.
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The expanded program would extend DACA eligibility to many more people.
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In 1958, she expanded the group and it became the AARP.
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In Part 3, Mr. Parfit expanded his ideas about personal identity.
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When Wilson met his wife, Debra Thuet, they expanded their collection.
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But the expanded family presence is more than a business opportunity.
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The Council has expanded health and legal services in immigrant communities.
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The pair later expanded their ambitions, acquiring banks in the South.
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However, it's a long road for supporters of expanded background checks.
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Over the past year, surveillance on New York's roads has expanded.
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It is the kind of program that needs to be expanded.
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The grocery store eventually closed, but the restaurant business has expanded.
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To date, 32 states and Washington, D.C., have expanded the program.
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Facebook's "Data for Good" tools are also being updated and expanded.
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This story is emerging and may be updated or expanded upon.
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But the issues have expanded to what those customers leave behind.
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But Mr. Craco's program expanded the available resources for civil matters.
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The economy expanded 5.2% in 2019, up from 4.8% in 2018.
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Still, other performing arts centers have expanded their approach more willingly.
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He expanded on his vision for funding the military and education.
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My heart expanded and felt the truth of what is possible.
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Using information they learned from the case, investigators expanded the inquiry.
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The jihadists have since regrouped and expanded their range of influence.
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Instead, Obama progressively deepened and expanded U.S. military engagement in Syria.
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And Seattle expanded medication assisted treatment in residential and inpatient settings.
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One year later, Cook expanded Blockbuster by opening three more stores.
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The president "wants us to see it expanded," Mr. Cotton said.
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Google expanded its ads, called Local Campaigns, to advertisers last November.
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An Improbable spokesman said the company had significantly expanded in 2019.
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But nearly 20 years later, the soccer pay gap has expanded.
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Other states, like New York, Virginia and Maine, expanded abortion access.
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Democratic electorate can be expanded with disengaged voters, young people, and
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The economy expanded by 0.1% in November from the previous month.
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We both share the same goal: an expanded House Republican majority.
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They have expanded the market, but also stolen share from taxicabs.
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The case was later expanded to become a class-action lawsuit.
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In fact, the Trump administration temporarily expanded the H-0003B program.
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Pell Grants would be expanded to cover short-term, training programs.
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Islamic State expanded that strategy far beyond al Qaeda's original conception.
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The case was later expanded to become a class action lawsuit.
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It has also expanded off-price "Backstage" departments into more stores.
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A year later, that had expanded to 5,318 miles between episodes.
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On August 22, the recall was expanded to include 32 products.
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And, states that haven't expanded are more likely to hold off.
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Huawei's global business has expanded this year despite the US campaign.
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It has expanded its appliance division with Pacific Kitchen and Home.
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So we expanded the time period we use in those calculations.
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The original two-bay garage was expanded to hold five vehicles.
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The FDA has already expanded Actemra's use in the United States.
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By the early 1990s, it expanded into a full maternity line.
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The set just expanded to accommodate twice its 22-person audience.
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Webpass last expanded its service a year ago to cover Denver.
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Sheng believes the new reboot has expanded the show's vocabulary accordingly.
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With outside funding, a program like this could easily be expanded.
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Airbnb has expanded rapidly, with its listings growing 100% every year.
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The deal expanded GE's exposure to gas, coal and nuclear power.
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But in recent years, illegal coca farms in Peru have expanded.
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Secretary Waters' response actually expanded the set of nation-building tasks.
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The number of major players has also expanded, creating more competition.
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But the current climate proves the program needs to be expanded.
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This further expanded the right to counsel defined in Gideon v.
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But U.S. supplies of hogs remain ample after producers expanded herds.
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But that is not a complete explanation: sanctions have expanded everywhere.
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Now, all of a sudden, the field of witnesses had expanded.
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One is that as the weather got colder, the ice expanded.
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And the following week, PayPal's partnership with Visa expanded to Europe.
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Many in the industry argue that the number should be expanded.
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It looks like advocating for expanded health care and maternal health.
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Amazon, meanwhile, has significantly expanded its delivery network in recent years.
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What began as a basement classroom soon expanded to other cities.
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Michelle Dorrance's newly expanded work "Myelination" takes its title from science.
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It greatly expanded the program and increased the number of recipients.
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The ensuing Cold War further expanded the government-university joint venture.
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Georgia's economy expanded 2503% in 2018, down from 5% in 2017.
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FreshDirect recently expanded to include delivery service in the Washington area.
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Her requests continued until the figure was expanded a day later.
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In your book, you support the idea of an expanded government.
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The project has since expanded into a bookstore and publishing house.
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Georgia's economy expanded 4.7% in 2018, down from 5% in 2017.
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The 11-member board will not be expanded, the sources said.
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Some of these actually can be expanded to two vertical rows.
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Dark Comedy was a critical darling and vastly expanded his reach.
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The economy expanded 3.2 percent in the first half of 2018.
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It may have expanded people's expectations of what marriage was becoming.
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"We delivered another quarter of strong growth in our North American digital flagships, further expanded our presence globally, particularly in Asia, and expanded our fashion product offerings," CEO John D. Idol said in a press release.
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Instacart says it's expanded its partnerships for the now expanded Pickup service — saying it's working with the likes of ALDI, Cub Foods, Food Lion, Price Chopper, Publix, Schnucks, Smart & Final, Sprouts, Tops Friendly Markets and Wegmans.
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As much as I think it is necessary and desirable for white people to have an expanded view of the black American experience, it's probably even more important for black people to have that expanded view.
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Since taking office, Trump has expanded Homeland Security removal guidelines to include people without a criminal record, detained immigrants at their ICE check-ins regardless of their standing, and expanded denaturalization actions against naturalized U.S. citizens.
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THE EXPANDED SUBJECT: NEW PERSPECTIVES IN PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITURE FROM AFRICA Africa's contribution to 20th-century portraiture is expanded upon in this selection of the contemporary work by Sammy Baloji, Mohamed Camara, Saïdou Dicko and George Osodi.
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"In addition, we have not only expanded the list [of] poll sponsors this cycle to include online polls, but we have expanded the qualifying period for the January debate to account for the holidays," she added.
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When Geoff Ramsey and Jack Pattillo started Achievement Hunter we expanded heavily into let's play style gaming videos, and have since expanded with a massive roster of gaming talent and multiple channels dedicated just to gaming videos.
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As the media environment expanded due to the development of digital media and the 24-hour cable news networks, major media outlets expanded the size and scope of their campaign press pools and internet-only outlets emerged.
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Clinton and President Obama on the subject of expanded gun control laws.
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" Manafort's portfolio was expanded in May when he was named "chief strategist.
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Maine learned this the hard way when it expanded Medicaid in 2002.
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So Manafort's portfolio gradually expanded until he was effectively running the campaign.
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In emerging Europe, Hungarian, Czech and Polish manufacturing expanded, whilst Russia contracted.
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The Chicago poet and singer-songwriter has expanded her musical palette: Legacy!
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In 2019, more changes will come in like the expanded entertainment features.
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The economy expanded at a 0.8 percent pace in the first quarter.
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On stage, he expanded on his thoughts on the U.S.-China rivalry.
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Polls show modest measures, such as expanded background checks, are overwhelmingly popular.
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Auticon's shares rose in value recently after it expanded into other countries.
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Whitney director Thomas N. Armstrong III would have expanded the footprint by
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It launches with a solid games library which can't ever be expanded.
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In North Carolina, the fourth-largest state that hasn't expanded, Democratic Gov.
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But few have expanded their footprint in recent years like First Liberty.
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Over the past months, Twitch has slowly expanded its definition of streaming.
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It was later expanded in 2016 to include human rights abusers anywhere.
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The USDA has also expanded what people can buy with that assistance.
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The outlets will feature an expanded assortment of performance and "athleisure" apparel.
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Well, it depends on if they're states that expanded Medicaid or not.
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There are a couple of ways to think about Beykpour's expanded role.
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The sector expanded 33.8 percent compared with 26 percent in July-September.
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Hutchinson, who expanded Medicaid, cited the surprising town hall hosted by Sen.
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I want to see what you're going with this expanded creative opportunity.
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"Healthy Michigan" expanded the pool of people eligible to receive Medicaid benefits.
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But we also expanded family detention, which was I freely admit controversial.
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Sentosa was subsequently developed as a resort and expanded on reclaimed land.
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A new expanded edition has just been published by Strange Attractor Press.
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But Mylan, stung by criticism, expanded its assistance program for patient purchases.
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They are going to go into what&aposs called the expanded bilat.
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College Track has expanded to eight locations across California, Colorado, and Louisiana.
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The sanctions were later expanded, including by the United States, in April.
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As China's economy expanded at breakneck speed, so has pay for employees.
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The brand has also expanded beyond men who want to go untucked.
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Facebook has steadily expanded its use of facial recognition over the years.
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The trend that started in Silicon Valley, seamlessly expanded into mainstream fashion.
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