Authorities plan to expand that capacity to expand to 200 million.
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And the number of people you have to kill is going to expand and expand and expand, so it's a self-fulfilling prophesy of perpetual war.
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I believe the male part of the portfolio can expand and should expand.
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So, we expand yield and we expand that yield ... KS: So they like that.
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Mirakl will expand the team, expand to new countries and improve its product offering.
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We're eager to get to more cities, but not going to expand to just expand.
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You had to decide whether to expand Medicaid and whether to expand the state marketplace.
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The government would appropriately expand aggregate demand and expand effective investment, especially private investment, he added.
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The principals have the tendencies to expand themselves, and they'll expand themselves to their logical end.
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And then, as we continue to expand GrabPay, Grab Financial, that will expand throughout the region.
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She tried to expand, and did expand, health care coverage to members of the National Guard.
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GWYNETH PALTROW: Well, you know, we're always trying to expand our footprint and expand our audience.
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Lionsgate says that the number of films available will expand as "the partnership continues to expand worldwide."
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So they expand into service, they expand into marketing -- they want to take advantage of our platform.
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But in the first step we are going to expand in the U.K. to build and prove the playbooks and expand perfectly, learn how to do it and make mistakes and expand internationally.
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She tried to expand and did expand health care coverage to Reservists and members of the National Guard.
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The company says it will use the new funding to expand into new geographies and expand its product.
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To start, I consider if an asset will expand our opportunity — specifically, does it expand our total addressable market?
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"We can't expand into the consumer business very fast, and they can't expand into catering very fast," Mallett said.
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So in making it small in some areas, is that in order to expand again or not expand again?
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With the new funding, Brooklinen will work to expand its offerings, grow the team, scale production, and expand marketing.
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The funding will be used to expand Verisart's commercial platform for authentication and further expand in the art world.
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It would expand programs in federal prisons to keep inmates from reoffending after release and expand early release credits.
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Realistically, right now we need to massively expand and expand and expand our testing, and trace the contacts of those who test positive, so we know where the virus is and how many people have it.
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Grassley's version wouldn't expand the use of the background check system — instead, it would expand what's currently included in it.
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In the long term, Hutch sees the opportunity to expand beyond interior design — and expand more broadly into visualized commerce.
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The Keystone acquisition could help Coinbase expand its offerings, and eventually allow them expand into other non-crypto financial products.
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UNITED AND AIR CHINA EXPAND PARTNERSHIP United Airlines and Air China have signed an agreement to expand their existing partnership.
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Shipt will continue to expand geographically in 2019, and will expand its Birmingham headquarters' headcount by the "hundreds," Target said.
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" Shenk said the festival was thinking about "how to expand without losing the thing that people want us to expand.
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Residents expand their living spaces vertically, building above each other because the camps cannot legally expand beyond their allotted space.
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Their shared goals: Expand Kind from being a snack maker into a health-food empire, and expand its international sales.
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They want to expand Social Security, they want to expand Medicare, and they want to raise taxes to cover it.
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Apple previously told The Verge that it planned to expand Haptic Touch's capabilities, and letting users expand notifications in iOS 12.1.
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"We've learned that just because you expand your square footage doesn't mean you get to expand your hoarding habits," says Pool.
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Our whole job is to expand the inventory for the [delivery] marketplace, expand the addressable market for the restaurant, and expand options for consumers so that we have a great business for all the various markets that we're serving.
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The company plans to expand the feature to include more artists and venues across North America next, then expand the feature globally.
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The first Hungarian startup to get into YC, Bitrise will expand the team in that country and also expand their US office.
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When we talk about methane, we are discussing how we can expand that to Mexico and how we can expand that globally.
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Here's what to look out for in the coming years that will expand handouts for wind energy: (2202) Federal level efforts to expand handouts to wind energy; One threat on the federal level is IRS efforts to expand the credit.
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COHN: Well, they borrow money at home to expand if they want to expand at home, but their real earnings are trapped offshore.
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The average person will expand the stomach by about a liter during any given meal, but it's certainly not uncommon to expand more.
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The round will help the London-based company expand partnerships with UK high-street retailers, expand the platform and aid its European expansion.
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A total of 210 bills were fully enacted, including 22018 bills to expand access to abortion services and 280 to expand contraceptive services.
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Cohn: Well, they borrow money at home to expand if they want to expand at home, but their real earnings are trapped offshore.
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"They borrow money at home to expand if they want to expand at home, but their real earnings are trapped offshore," Cohn said.
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So in order to expand profits, you have to expand the amount of people who are working to pick and process the cotton.
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This will further expand Airtel TV app's wide range of offerings and expand the footprint for Hotstar's content across Airtel's large mobile customer base.
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I think we probably have 45, 46 votes in the Senate for meaningful ObamaCare repeal that will expand choices, expand competition and lower premiums.
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She vowed to overhaul the corporate tax code, expand apprenticeship programs and expand income contingency repayment plans to help people pay off student debt.
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The bill would expand Medicare to all residents over four years, and expand it to cover new areas such as dental, vision, and hearing aids.
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Patreon has to both expand its market share and also expand the services it offers to those customers if it wants to reach massive scale.
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In a joint statement, Rothschild said the deal would expand its range of services, while Redburn said Rothschild's investment would help Redburn expand its business.
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When resources are fully employed, further attempts by companies to expand production or government to expand programs will translate into inflation rather than higher GDP.
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He developed a long-range plan to expand and modernize prisons, and distributed block grants that gave states incentives to expand their apparatuses of punishment.
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The deal would expand Medicaid to cover as many as 28503,22020 more people and would make Kansas the 37th state to expand Medicaid under ObamaCare.
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The space industry is estimated to expand rapidly over the next three decades, with the satellite internet sector anticipated to expand at an exponential rate.
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I certainly believe we should make every effort to expand healthcare, but expand it in a way that is in sync with a capitalist society.
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You start this story so small, then expand it and expand it, and by episode four or five, you're balancing a whole bunch of different settings.
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If the initiative continues to perform well, Neiman Marcus plans to expand the number of CBD products it's currently selling, and will expand to more stores.
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Not only does she have plans to expand the kits into more color ways, but she also has aspirations to expand into a fuller range of cosmetics.
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States that did not expand Medicaid access under Obamacare saw uninsured rates at 22011 percent, compared to 219 percent for those who opted to expand that coverage.
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States that did not expand Medicaid access under Obamacare saw uninsured rates at 19 percent, compared to 13 percent for those who opted to expand that coverage.
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Expand after-school and summer education programs: Sanders wants to spend $5 billion annually to expand access to summer and after-school programs, teen centers and tutoring.
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It's just exciting to see what they take and do and better it, expand it—expand the lexicon and broaden it and reshape it and contort it.
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Another will be to prove that the current model can expand profit margins and sales volumes, without relying on costly marketing plans to expand the customer base.
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As these technologies expand our horizons, they also expand our capacity to develop more sensible, lower-cost, and manageable diplomatic and military strategies to sustainably support freedom.
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TRUMP OFFICIALS HALT PLANS TO EXPAND OFFSHORE DRILLING: The Trump administration is hitting pause on its ambitious and controversial plans to expand offshore drilling in the Atlantic.
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The acquisition will help Nice, which currently focuses on very large financial companies, to expand into the mid-market and also expand its product range, he said.
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Most marketplaces expand into contiguous neighborhoods, but you'll also want to expand to places where the value you provide is most needed and the results are predictable.
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All he had done to expand his political profile was to expand beyond racist attacks on the president's parentage to also include racist attacks on Mexican immigrants.
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Airlines expand their flight cancellations The US travel restrictions prompted some airlines to expedite or expand their plans to suspend flights between the United States and China.
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Just from looking at the running times — most of which hover in the 35-minute range — She's Gotta Have It would seem to have a clear case of Netflix bloat, the condition that occurs when Netflix auteurs expand and expand and expand their work simply because they can.
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Or by suggesting that he's willing to expand Medicare maybe from 65 to 55 and even to 45, and that he has plans to expand Medicaid as well.
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I want tiny thumbnail versions of them on my desktop that I can expand and view when I need to (or have them auto-expand on a schedule).
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This worries some Obamacare supporters, who say the goal of insurance reform isn't just to expand coverage — it's to expand coverage for people who really need health care.
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In a joint statement, Rothschild said the deal would expand its range of services for its clients, while Redburn said Rothschild's investment would help Redburn expand its business.
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While Langan contended Tesla will struggle to expand at its current pace, Stifel analyst James Albertine argued the company will expand at both the low and high ends.
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There's no word yet on when the new menu item will expand to other states, but there's no reason this frozen treat shouldn't expand beyond the Houston area.
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Brazil, already the world's largest soybean exporter, is expected to expand this lead in the coming years thanks to its unique ability to expand planted area, Abiove said.
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Corker insists a tax cut that seems to expand the deficit by $1.5 trillion under budget rules may not, in the real world, expand the deficit at all.
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Producers such as Pegatron are also looking to expand into Vietnam and India: Pegatron is already branching out to Indonesia and hopes to expand in Taiwan as well.
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Medicaid will expand in Idaho, Nebraska and Utah, thanks to ballot initiatives, and could expand in Kansas, Maine and Wisconsin, thanks to those states' new Democratic governors-elect.
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Another solution would be to expand its balance sheet, and the talk is that it would consider some short-term quantitative easing to expand its holdings of Treasurys.
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Aramco has been integrating its refining with petrochemicals to serve the company's plans to expand its market share, as well as its efforts to expand its refined products portfolio.
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Feds expand paid sick leave to contractors: The Obama administration on Thursday finalized a rule that will expand paid sick leave to 1.15 million people working on federal contracts.
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The editorial board wrote that Kelly "offers the most promising path forward," pointing to her plans to expand Medicaid, increase funding for public schools and expand child protective services.
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Fitbit has struggled to expand its Health Solutions, but Google "provides the resources to expand and compete at the highest level," according to a Friday note by Wedbush analysts.
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In 2012, the Supreme Court struck down the ACA provision that required every state to expand Medicaid; as a result, 19 (mostly red) states have chosen not to expand.
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The company intends to expand to 10 new markets in the coming year, and has already grown organically through realtor referrals to expand to Asheville and Cary, North Carolina.
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Basically, the bill does little to expand access to the credit for the poor and a lot to expand access for affluent families, including those of members of Congress.
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Harris also pledged to expand the power of the National Counterterrorism Center to include addressing domestic terrorism, stating she would seek authority from Congress to expand the agency's mission.
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Massachusetts could thus manage — barely — to expand coverage.
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We must protect, preserve - and yes - expand them.
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Helping governors who did — and didn't — expand Medicaid.
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Some Republican governors who refused to expand Medicaid may also be more willing to do so after the election - a change that would expand coverage for about 4 million people.
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This first cohort is the "prototype group" and Phingbodhipakkiya plans for the project to expand to include other science disciplines and expand the length of the collaborations to six months.
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Unlike Kentucky, which received additional federal money to expand Medicaid under ObamaCare, Mississippi did not expand coverage, but is still seeking additional federal funding to implement the job training requirements.
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We start off with some very specific knowledge and then we have algorithms to essentially expand, find additional copies of information and expand additional — not just instances, but additional attributes.
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"When you build the company on a purely digital substrate you have the ability to expand geographically and expand into new markets at a fraction of a cost," Schreiber said.
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The Democratic bill aims to ensure paid sick leave for all workers, expand unemployment insurance, guarantee free coronavirus testing and expand federal food assistance for low-income families and children.
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They plan to use the capital to expand their service to cater to quant funds, build a Salesforce app to better support sales teams and, of course, expand their small team.
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As usual, Tesorio will use the new funding to expand its product — with a special focus on adding integrations with other finance systems — and its expand its go-to-market initiatives.
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Unsurprisingly, the company, which now has over 30 employees, plans to use the new funding to expand its marketing and sales efforts, as well as to expand its core engineering team.
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Tools that expand Instant Articles or help paid news outlets offer free trials through Facebook only expand the practice of Instant Articles and grow the media's dependency on Facebook for views.
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KRY, whose name means healthy in Swedish, said the funding will be used to expand, initially to Britain and France, deepen its penetration in existing markets, and expand its medical offering.
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Congressional Democrats are calling for a $40 billion investment to expand internet access in rural and inner-city communities, likening their plan to New Deal efforts to expand the electrical grid.
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As honorary CFO, Munoz thinks that KIND should go public so that the company can expand, put more money into its charitable projects, make commercials and expand the current product line.
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His successor, Leeming, will join a company that continues to expand in the region, with plans to expand into Peru and Brazil to offset weak growth at home and increase revenue.
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The former executive denied he wanted to expand into wheat milling, saying he had wanted to expand a joint venture with a partner in southern Paraná state that owned a mill.
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The Democratic bill included provisions to ensure paid sick leave for all workers, expand unemployment insurance, guarantee free coronavirus testing and expand federal food assistance for low-income families and children.
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To avoid disaster, citizens should urge congress to expand NASA and NOAA's Earth observation missions, and partner with commercial providers to expand the access to free imagery for the common good.
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Japan refused to expand immigration and -- STEVE LIESMAN: Right.
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And so -- and the margins should continue to expand.
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The crowd seemed to expand, with — what was it?
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In February, the White House proposed $1.1 billion to fight the opioid overdose epidemic, including $500 million to help states expand prescription drug overdose prevention, increase treatment and expand access to naloxone.
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The company plans to use the Series B funds to finance product development, expand customer outreach – including through events, partnerships and offline – and expand its 19-person, currently New York-based team.
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He also hopes to expand AdoptTogether's reach into his own life by using the platform to expand his own family with wife Sueann, 40, and biological daughters Cora, 4, and Charlotte, 1.
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The satellite was intended to expand broadband and video services for the Middle East and parts of Europe and Africa, including a Facebook project to expand internet access in sub-Saharan Africa.
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StockX will use this new funding to expand their sneaker business, but also to expand into new verticals for other limited-edition products, explained Josh Luber, co-founder and CEO of StockX.
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Keep, Improve and Expand Clinton would expand Obamacare by allowing a buy-in to Medicare starting at age 55, offering a public health insurance option and continuing the drive for Medicaid expansion.
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Indeed, as the company continues to expand, there is a clear opportunity to use tools like machine learning to diversify and expand the kinds of things that WalkMe offers to its customers.
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This latest round, the company said, will be used to expand its own staff (not clear if these will be contracted or salaried staff), as well as continue to expand its business.
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"The two sides will expand areas of cooperation in services and increase trade in services; expand mutual investment, and create a more open, equitable, transparent and convenient investment environment," the embassy said.
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" Chua added that, in the digital space, the telco "would be looking at investments that would allow us to expand our product range, that would allow us to expand our market reach.
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" Senator Simon: "I have long thought it is kind of fundamental in our society that when you expand the liberty of any of us, you expand the liberty of all of us.
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But, particularly in a year when Trump himself is not on the ballot, a unified Democratic message to expand Social Security, expand Medicare and lower drug prices can break through the chaos.
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As more viewers tune in to watch Queer Eye season 3 and if Little and Shorty expand to international shipping like they want to, these sisters will hopefully continue to expand their business.
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This includes the ability to expand globally, expand the markets it serves and finally scale the go-to-market organization internally, all in the service of building toward a $10 billion revenue goal.
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In a press release Deliveroo said it would use the money to expand its UK engineering team, expand its delivery reach, and continue to develop new products such as its delivery-only kitchens.
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The company plans to use this injection of capital to expand its charging network in Europe and North America, expand options for fleets and improve the experience for EV drivers, the company said.
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But it's duplicitous to expect to expand the game through the biggest multisport spectacle on the planet even as one of the game's most affluent and influential clubs refuses to expand its membership.
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"Unless we see global growth starting to expand and the need for basic resources actually starting to expand more, then we could be looking at a temporary bottom," London Capital Group's Kelly said.
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Because when you do that, you expand not only the capabilities to sell a book or to search, but you also expand the capabilities to teach, to learn, to lift people up faster.
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VIENNA, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Erste Group does not plan to expand into big new markets apart from Poland but is interested to expand in its current markets, its chief executive said on Friday.
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As part of the announcement, New York & Co said it will expand its celebrity collections, including its Kate Hudson collection, expand its plus-size brand, Fashion to Figure, and introduce a lingerie line.
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It could also explore ways to expand its Asian sales.
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The company could expand to Italy as soon as tomorrow.
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Go deeper: Newsom wants to expand ACA subsidies in California
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They had been condemned so a neighboring manufacturer could expand.
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Mr. Gordon worked to retain and expand the union's reach.
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The Segway brand has helped Ninebot expand beyond America, too.
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Only one quarter predicted global trade will expand under Trump.
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They might not be able to expand into other categories.
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Do you want to expand into the beauty space more?
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They expand fast, bringing a burst of prosperity and optimism.
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Lum also hopes to expand to other cities sometime soon.
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The perimeter would continue to expand on a daily basis.
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Theirs wasn't the only bill to try to expand Medicare.
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Make them obsessed about the product, and expand from there.
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Amazon didn't share any plans to expand to Android phones.
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It also has plans to expand its lineup of vehicles.
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Anki promises a future API will help expand Vector's capabilities.
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UNINDENTIFIED FEMALE: Do you think you can expand on that?
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Do you think you could expand on that?
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Indeed, all three of the major chains plan to expand.
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Instagram said it plans to expand to more languages soon.
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Use the small blue arrow button to expand each card.
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I feel like we need to expand our reach here.
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Its strong sales growth has allowed it to quickly expand.
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A planned open SDK will expand the possibilities even further.
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"We remain committed and have plans to expand," he said.
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Prodalim has said it plans to expand in the sector.
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That qualification you make there, can you expand on it?
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Q: What happens if your needs expand in the future?
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And the market for cloud services continues to expand, too.
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Institutional digital currency trading firm Genesis Global continues to expand.
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It was also looking to expand to Ohio and Tennessee.
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The company is also aiming to expand its product range.
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But babies expand your rib cage so, just be aware.
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Paul LePage to expand access to an opioid overdose treatment.
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The four 'X's stand more: eXplore, eXpand, eXploit, and eXterminate.
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The deal may also help the platform expand its audience.
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T) could expand its alliance with Toyota Motor Corp (7203.
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The show will do little to expand the "official" canon.
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The financial markets need increasing amounts of money to expand.
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It's all about education and I want to expand mine.
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House Republicans are trying to expand that group even more.
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Meanwhile, it has sought to expand production outside China, too.
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And this funding just helps expand on that early success.
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Google plans to expand it to more countries next year.
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Bring us interesting projects that will expand our skill set?
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Robinson also said he hoped to eventually expand into footwear.
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Uber's struggles helped Lyft raise money and expand more aggressively.
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"The accountability has to expand to the board," said Frei.
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Doing so will expand access to credit for all consumers.
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With interest rates at 40%, borrowing to expand is expensive.
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But you do expand your production style on the record.
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Another 811,000 people lived in states that didn't expand Medicaid.
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I also want to expand our audience's palate for Paul.
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It will later expand to phone apps for making calls.
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By contrast, Ms Abrams is trying to expand the electorate.
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Can you expand on your ideas and themes for Escape?
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It wants to expand promoted video options on the platform.
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In CPPIB's portfolio, it expects to expand into health care.
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The church also hopes to expand in Asia and beyond.
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Wyden has introduced a bill that would expand that authority.
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Notably, the startup plans to expand beyond cybersecurity automation, too.
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Any successful media executive produces content to expand audience size.
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The service will also expand to other categories next year.
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You want to expand Social Security... SANDERS: ... Yeah... MITCHELL: ... benefits.
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Donald Trump has pledged to expand Obamacare into socialized medicine.
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IDESAM hopes to expand the reach of the project soon.
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They're hoping to expand the world of American short film.
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Some, including Oxford and Cambridge, have chosen not to expand.
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In Civilization VI, improvements will expand cities to adjacent tiles.
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The global economy continues to expand at a moderate pace.
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The goal is to help broadcasters expand their potential audience.
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CNPC Jinzhou has no plans to expand production, he added.
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The company said it planned to expand in this category.
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Still, that hasn't stopped the company from looking to expand.
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Facebook said it plans to expand access to the data.
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McCarthy agonizes over ways to expand the team's fan base.
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Malala says she hopes to expand elsewhere in Latin America.
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In the presidential election, we need to expand debate participation.
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Drought conditions could soon expand to cover the entire Southeast.
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We get to discover new things and expand our knowledge.
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Smaato allows Spearhead to expand very quickly outside of China.
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Dinsdale thinks that could happen as Chinese customers expand internationally.
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A better visual reading can expand our sense of possibility.
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But Bonaverde also wants to expand its coffee delivery platform.
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Other candidates have laid out alternatives to expand coverage. Sen.
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If ride demand proves high, the scheme will likely expand.
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What if Trump wants to expand Social Security and Medicare?
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We are going to expand our restaurant and customer base.
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So why has Green chosen to expand her repertoire now?
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Perry, 49, did not expand further or offer any explanation.
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I don't feel any need to expand on this point.
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One of the new focuses will be to expand internationally.
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The plan would expand the existing advantage these companies get.
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They expand product selection while giving Amazon better profit margins.
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"We need to expand it, not make cuts," she said.
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How did you come to expand it to another installment?
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After the first year, the program will expand beyond California.
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About a fifth plan to expand capacity for current products.
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Hillary Clinton is proposing to expand the child tax credit.
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And now, the startup wants to expand to new services.
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The fundings are absolutely there (for us) to continuously expand.
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Evelozcity will then expand to markets in China and Europe.
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It plans to expand nationwide to 350 locations by 2020.
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Her plan also includes incentives for states to expand Medicaid.
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Can you expand on why, exactly, you feel that way?
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Convargo plans to expand to other European countries in 2018.
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Today, they expand beyond exercise and eating to add sleep.
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Mr. Obama's executive action does not expand the existing law.
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CEO Elon Musk recently announced plans to expand the network.
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S. dollar trading, and will eventually expand to more currencies.
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Eventually, they hope to expand into longer features and films.
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CVS announced on Monday its CarePass program will expand nationwide.
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Once established, ZEDEs can seize land to expand the zones.
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The $3 billion continues to expand beyond its credit roots.
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Trump wants to expand national income and the economic pie.
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Next fiscal year, the economy is forecast to expand 0.5%.
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CME will expand the limit to 4.5 cents on Monday.
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Small wonder that Richemont wants to expand its footprint online.
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There are concerns that range will expand with climate change.
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First, Google is going to expand its office in Paris.
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European fintech startup N226 has plans to expand beyond Europe.
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Output may expand less than 5% this year, said Pan.
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As the condensates expand outside their container, they cool further.
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Next year, the series could expand to the United States.
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We should expand this pilot program, or make it permanent.
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In November, Utah, Nebraska and Idaho voted to expand Medicaid.
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We're getting ready to expand and think about menu variety.
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They want to expand Medicare into a national insurance program.
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And lastly, Daniel, let me expand upon what Daniel said.
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It will also improve its product and expand the team.
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It's motivation to continue and expand efforts in schizophrenia research.
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Kobo360 will expand in Togo, Ghana, Cote D'Ivoire and Senegal.
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Options to expand service, however, are being explored, McClain said.
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Hawley wants to expand Do Not Track beyond the browser.
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Or you can use Revive to expand your undead army.
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Slack's losses are shrinking (slowly), while its revenues expand (quickly).
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Obviously every artist wants to expand his or her reach.
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I'm trying to expand people's ideas of what Britishness is.
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Eventually, the Gear VR demo will expand by 1,100 more.
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Still, Baidu does want to expand its foreign market share.
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You have to drill more well in order to expand.
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Fourth, the president should modernize and expand our electricity system.
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Amazon didn't say when the service would expand beyond Seattle.
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Waymo will expand the service's capability and availability over time.
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Sure, they agree entirely on how to expand the EITC.
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DiMartino: It'll continue to expand on the universe and characters.
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As more people get hip to goTenna, its capabilities expand.
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Both helped Oxxo's gross margin expand to nearly 44 percent.
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This will give them an online component to expand that.
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Their growth is contracting while U.S. growth continues to expand.
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This could be a good time to expand in Tokyo.
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N for $9.7 billion to expand its government services business.
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MONEY COULD HELP PANDORA EXPAND, BUT SPOTIFY IS WAY AHEAD.
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But there's no doubt the company will continue to expand.
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But any agency can expand or contract a reporting requirement.
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It plans to expand to Dallas and Miami this year.
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"The U.S. economy, while anemic, continues to expand," he added.
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Last year it started to further expand its offline distribution.
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Didi Chuxing will also continue to expand its international strategy.
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We like to take that piece and expand upon it.
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It is unlikely Iran Air can expand its operations tenfold.
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But he insisted that both categories will continue to expand.
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As the Earth warms, the oceans expand and ice melts.
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You'll see us expand into the bakery area as well.
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Wallace hopes to expand to every state, and even abroad.
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Eventually, we'll expand to Washington DC, Philadelphia, and other cities.
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Our mission must be to expand educational opportunity to everybody.
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But there are growing dangers in allowing IS to expand.
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But it makes sense for restaurants that can't expand indefinitely.
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CBO predicted Obamacare would expand coverage dramatically, and it did.
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" Priebus also said he thinks Trump will "expand the map.
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And there are plans to expand into other U.S. cities.
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Let's responsibly expand access for hunting, fishing, and recreational shooting.
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It has two choices: does it expand vertically or horizontally?
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I think it's the part that I could endlessly expand.
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Symphony is looking to expand into Asia, Reuters has reported.
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It plans to expand to other British cities in October.
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What was interesting was that he wanted to expand himself.
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But it continues to expand in the rich world, too.
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"We need to expand our options and choices," Bozzella said.
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Thanks to everyone that voted on where to expand next.
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On November 19th, it'll expand to Australia and New Zealand.
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Cohen continued to expand his role within the Trump universe.
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We need to expand our horizons, and raise our game.
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It plans to expand its data and enterprise solutions divisions.
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Mr. Sanders campaigned hard on promises to expand Social Security.
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And it would expand the criteria of what certification covers.
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The Senate bill would instead preserve and even expand ObamaCare.
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And most crucially, he worked to expand the operatic canon.
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Congress is considering measures that would expand treatment and research.
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It will expand the understanding of rocky planets in general.
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That would make now a good time to expand overseas.
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Are Jinger and Jeremy Vuolo looking to expand their family?
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He would like to expand, but cannot hire enough people.
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A constitutional challenge could expand its scope sooner than that.
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The company plans to expand to the U.S. as well.
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It's possible that we may see this trend expand further.
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A Spanish firm that refurbishes trains is to expand operations.
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Zillow didn't say when it will expand into other markets.
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Health would transform the industry and drastically expand the opportunities
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Many plan to hire new employees or expand their businesses.
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But executives wanted to further expand the Angry Birds franchise.
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I thought I'd share them -- and expand on them -- here.
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The second phase will expand the line to 125th Street.
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Voters in Utah, Idaho and Nebraska voted to expand Medicaid.
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Others focus on FinTech's potential to expand financial services access.
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Analysts had expected it to expand slightly to $53 billion.
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Two, expand your idea of who can do this job.
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It's sort of obvious that SoftBank would expand to China.
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SendBird snags $52M Series B to expand messaging API tool
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WE'RE GOING TO EXPAND OUR SEPHORA COSMETICS BUSINESS MORE AGGRESSIVELY.
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Should their production come back, that glut would only expand.
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O for $4.7 billion to expand its presence in Chicago.
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It saw gross domestic product expand just 0.2% last quarter.
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But most would significantly expand and accelerate current enforcement practices.
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Soon that program is expected to expand to San Francisco.
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But you can bet both services will expand their horizons.
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Advocates of the system would like to see it expand.
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The software giant is also looking to expand its offering.
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The startup plans to expand to new health insurers next.
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Such missions could expand under a more militarily unified bloc.
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It will expand operations in Pittsburgh, New York and Boulder.
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Another proposal would expand emergency powers for the prime minister.
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"Meanwhile, Global Payments is looking to expand internationally," Cramer said.
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The American economy continues to expand at a sluggish rate.
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The United States can expand resources for learning about democracy.
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HUD plans to expand the policy to another 2023,000 homes.
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But Falun Gong leaders want to expand it even more.
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It is something we as leaders should support and expand.
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Its "anywhere and everywhere" mentality allowed it to expand quickly.
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The Saudis are seeking to expand their economy beyond oil.
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It is expected to expand 22.5 percent in nominal terms.
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As you inhale, lean forward and expand your belly. 4.
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Let's expand and strengthen coverage and access equally — for all.
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Dixie Brands is trying to expand its operation beyond Colorado.
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She is planning to expand the scope of her research.
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The organization says it hopes to expand globally by 2017.
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In short, immigrants expand shared opportunity and innovation for all.
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Others will surely be promoted when rosters expand in September.
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It would also close tax loopholes and expand tax credits.
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Is there a commitment to expand opportunity to other women?
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The system can expand the coverage to include more workers.
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Did that inspire your decision to expand your vocal approach?
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But it's important to expand your knowledge beyond your expertise.
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To scale, they'll need to expand beyond these entry points.
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We need to expand and improve the instant background checks.
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And I think we have got to expand those efforts.
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First and foremost, the global economy is continuing to expand.
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It will expand to those 19 to 29 next year.
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The studio plans to expand to 2809 theaters next weekend.
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There's currently no plan to expand the test as is.
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In 2010, leggings continued to expand into edgy, fashionable forms.
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And it sees The Men expand their horizons even further.
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Ramos hopes the bill will expand access to hormone treatments.
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We expect to expand to more sectors in this way.
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We could stop there, but let's expand on each one.
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This curriculum will expand over the next couple of months.
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The startup, however, has no plans to expand into hardware.
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Over time, Swerdlin wants to expand to other content formats.
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The new funding will help CashShield expand to Silicon Valley.
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This digital technology wave was continuing to expand quite rapidly.
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Shypmate also wants to expand its offering to other countries.
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Another 10 percent live in states that didn't expand Medicaid.
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So there's still lots of room to expand in restaurants.
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Yet, Comcast recently announced plans to expand its wireless offerings.
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We will expand the number of border patrol stations significantly.
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For 2019, the fund plans to expand beyond its factories.
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Salesforce, AWS expand partnership with secure data sharing between platforms
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It now seeks to expand further into the branded segment.
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It will instead expand capacity at its other London centers.
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The field is unanimous in its desire to expand Medicaid.
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Its ability to expand its global audience is truly impressive.
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Clearly, the Sanders campaign wants to expand beyond its base.
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Crowdstrike believes it has helped to expand its client base.
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"We have the ability to expand pretty dramatically," she said.
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Allow me to expand: We host an annual Easter celebration.
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On that webpage, click "expand" next to the "Password" category.
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And the gap has continued to expand in recent years.
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It plans to expand distribution further in the coming months.
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The White House has since sought to expand the order.
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The village will expand to accommodate more than 100,000 residents.
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Hostilities would most likely expand well beyond steel and aluminum.
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The Legislature voted to expand the number of protected zones.
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"We cannot expand to an overall trade war," he added.
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If the talks yield progress, we could expand sanctions relief.
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All three schools were trying to expand their advising programs.
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But will the internationalization of Dublin itself expand that base?
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"Today we have decided to expand our actions," said Yao.
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In the spring of 2016, JBG was looking to expand.
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Nearly 60 percent wanted to use the money to expand.
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"I want these other communities to expand access," he said.
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He acknowledged that it would not expand the subway geographically.
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The network is exploring ways to expand the "Thrones" franchise.
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Expand your underwear and socks drawer with Nice Laundry here.
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Declining prices have limited businesses' incentive to expand and hire.
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The review will expand to workers hired in previous years.
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American employers continue to find reasons to expand their payrolls.
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The Frankies menu will expand along with the dining room.
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What's the best way to expand your pool of options?
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Expand your notion of what we can be, she suggests.
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Only much later did our species expand out of Africa.
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In September, Walmart announced plans to expand its Bentonville headquarters.
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As such, trials can expand quickly from mice to humans.
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That means we have less money to invest and expand.
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As the restaurant grows, they hope to expand the list.
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Last year, the company needed more engineering talent to expand.
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Just weeks ago, Virginia voted to expand Medicaid as well.
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Only later did their descendants expand through the two continents.
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But in California, Sanders managed to expand the young vote.
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Third, ManoMano wants to expand beyond hobbyists with ManoMano Pro.
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Mr. Trump's legal team is not expected to expand substantially.
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Our goal is to expand reach and open up access.
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He wants to expand Obamacare but opposes Medicare for all.
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Meanwhile, the company continues to expand its partnerships with police.
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The automakers are poised, however, to expand into the Northeast.
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Their balance sheet is starting to expand a little bit.
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AK: Do you expect to expand this into other regions?
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HUD plans to expand the policy to another 700,85033 homes.
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Another option is to expand radio broadcasts into the country.
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Liberty Media, the incoming owner, wants to expand the entertainment.
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And their plan was to expand into five different States.
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But it plans to expand the coverage in the future.
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Gangs have profited from the chaos to expand their territory.
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"I want to expand to every state," he told me.
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Nonetheless, the Trump administration wants to expand offshore oil drilling.
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The business will expand to hospitals across Ontario, Serbinis said.
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You have 50 employees, and you are looking to expand.
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Aramco developed and carried out a plan to expand globally.
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Many were downtown and had little room to expand there.
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But the move may expand underground demand for flavored pods.
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Their state legislatures have repeatedly refused to expand the program.
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Did any expand or deepen your understanding of the conflict?
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Finland recently opted not to expand its basic income experiment.
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Hit the grey arrow to fully expand each card below.
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The problems have come when they've tried to expand it.
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After wildfires, Delos plans to expand to modeling hurricane risk.
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The robust seller base has helped Amazon expand overseas too.
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However, that typically occurs when card issuers expand cardholder benefits.
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That is really helping to expand the Fed's balance sheet.
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They said they intend further expand the system this year.
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Yes, despite all the criticism, Silicon Valley continues to expand.
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Vestager did not expand on what these "methods" would be.
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Importantly, PYPL expects to expand operating margins through the transition.
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But Obamacare did expand some consumer protections for employer coverage.
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Some efforts to expand in countries like Japan have flopped.
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NBCUniversal said it would methodically look to expand Peacock internationally.
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The goal is expand its fresh food selection by 40%.
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The rewards offerings continued to expand as the company grew.
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It worked for welfare recipients; let's expand it to others.
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The other would expand background checks on prospective gun buyers.
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He said those churches will continue and expand Zanis' ministry.
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Second: streamers' brands are going to expand in unpredictable ways.
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Facebook will expand to users around the globe next year.
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The announcement doesn't say when or whether it'll expand, however.
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"The main loop in Satisfactory is to expand," says Jilsén.
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We intend to expand and improve the survey in 2018.
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Let's expand that — dogs can make car trips better, too.
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Joichi Ito speaking at Engadget Expand NY 2013 in NYC.
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Abraham did not expand on the details of that briefing.
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To realize their full potential, the demonstration program must expand.
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The government projects exports will expand 2290 percent next year.
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Chao is now looking to expand the brand beyond Beijing.
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And it would expand naloxone and needle exchange programs. Sen.
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But sooner or later, they'll want to expand their horizons.
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Our plan would fix that, and dramatically expand the EITC.
|
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Mr. Coryell never stopped looking to expand his musical horizons.
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It also said it may expand into organically raised chicken.
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After that, the program will expand to include 20 scholarships.
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China's moves to expand its footprint there have angered Washington.
|
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Most analysts expect U.S. crude oil production to expand further.
|
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Zipline says it will expand to Ghana later this month.
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Frequent problems arise after outside roles expand without firms knowledge.
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"Both are likely to expand these platforms soon," Mishra said.
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There's also a place we're going to expand our product.
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"This year, we will expand in Kazakhstan," he told CNBC.
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That hot air will expand catastrophically and blow stuff down.
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Ms. Sanders was hoping to relocate and expand the institution.
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We helped expand H.I.V. prevention and care programs in Iran.
|
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Americans could also look to expand the farming of seafood.
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And in May, she plans to expand to New York.
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Schmidt called the directive an attempt to expand federal power.
|
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So he's been able to expand his knowledge of leadership.
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Square Roots hopes to expand to 20 cities by 2020.
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The film will expand to roughly 275 locations on Friday.
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So I've since tried to expand into something more humanitarian.
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Ray J has big plans to expand throughout the country.
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Go deeper: $44M for EV charging player will expand access
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Powell could expand on what to expect from the Fed.
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We must expand this universal right to develop and grow.
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He has reversed an Obama initiative to expand overtime pay.
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It would greatly expand the federal role in health care.
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Without more pipelines, oil sands companies cannot expand their operations.
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Saudi Arabia says it's looking to expand its energy portfolio.
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We will expand the number of border patrol stations significantly.
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Utah wants to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act.
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O'Rourke's proposals would just expand these protections to LGBTQ people.
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Bromell hopes to expand the user experience in future iterations.
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His business allies are expected to expand their economic domains.
|
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AQAP continued to expand both its membership and its capabilities.
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With the new money in hand, they plan to expand geographically including opening three R&D centers in Canada in Vancouver, Victoria and Montreal to help expand their machine learning and data science understanding.
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"As RVLV continues to expand its active customer base, grow internationally, add new influencers to its network, and introduce new product categories, we see ample opportunity to expand its [total addressable market]," he said.
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"(We will) increase the depth of the foreign exchange market, expand trading entities, increase trading tools, expand trading scope, promote market opening, and meet the risk-hedging needs of different entities," the regulator said.
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Donohue said the Chamber would work to expand American trade by vigorously supporting the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement, advancing entitlement reform, expand American energy and supporting pro-growth candidates in key states and districts.
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"We will expand our activity in arranging and restructuring debt in 2019 and we will expand securitisation starting with our own financial leasing portfolio and the market in general," Gad said in an interview.
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Emaar Malls has long been looking to ramp up its presence on the web and said that it will use the new asset to expand its logistics and expand more brands to selling online.
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Op-Ed Contributor The new energy abundance in the United States has given President Trump a historic opportunity not just to expand the country's economy at home, but also to expand its leadership globally.
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Lance Bass Reveals Why He Didn&apost Come Out as Gay During *NSYNC While Bass is looking to expand his real-estate collection, he&aposs also about to expand his family with husband Michael Turchin.
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Why it matters: The support should allow the Malala Fund to expand its efforts to India and Latin America with an initial goal of helping more than 100,000 girls expand their education beyond primary school.
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The consortium also aims to expand its reach with tie-ups with private players and governments and expand the reach of the model even in remote geographies where the availability of histopathologists is a challenge.
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The firm, which largely operates in the San Francisco Bay Area, said it will use the funds to expand its delivery service to new areas, add new partners, expand its fleet and grow its team.
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As its operations expand, a company might enjoy economies of scale and benefit from a higher market share, but it may suffer diseconomies of scale and higher costs of management should it expand too much.
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In some ways, Mr. Elias's efforts to expand big-money fund-raising and spending undermine his efforts to protect and expand voting access, said Craig Holman, an official at the government watchdog group Public Citizen.
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Beyond boosting families' incomes, Booker's plan would expand the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) to end childhood hunger, fully fund the Housing Trust Fund to help eliminate childhood homelessness and expand access to child care.
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And the pair want to expand in a variety of ways.
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Currently, Walc covers the United States, with plans to expand globally.
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From here, we want to expand our support of adaptive streaming.
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But you probably want to – you wouldn't want to expand entitlements.
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Toyota is ready to expand work on its self-driving platform.
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All those demographic trends expand the pool of Democratic-leaning voters.
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Millett decided to expand a "witty and tart" paper, also called
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And it's not just YouTube stars who've helped expand Amaze's reach.
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Sanders was very good at his schtick, but didn't expand it.
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"With everyday, my goal is to expand my mind," she wrote.
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The law initially required all states to expand their Medicaid programs.
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The well-reviewed pic will expand nationwide in the coming weeks.
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LEVIN: We&aposre going to expand on this in a moment.
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Since Obamacare went into effect, the state decided to expand Medicaid.
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These deserts may expand if the Trump administration has its way.
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And then it's gone — unless Congress decided to expand the program.
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She's also looking to expand the merchandise to hats and shirts.
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If things go well, it's likely the feature will expand globally.
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It can only be used to expand or franchise the diner.
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A third proposed law would expand the list of environmental crimes.
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Supporters say lowering the age limit would expand the labor pool.
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Waiting for Savage X Fenty to expand their cup sizes. pic.twitter.
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The plan is to soon expand the funding into other regions.
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The makers are keen to expand to the U.S. and Asia.
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As the temperature rises, the "skin" will expand and contract accordingly.
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Your outer paint level is going to expand and not buckle.
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The Untitled art fair will expand to San Francisco next year.
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They also discussed possibly compensating states that did not expand Medicaid.
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We also need to protect and expand the right to vote.
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The new order calls to review and expand on this screening.
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Eager to expand your kids' cinematic palette beyond Disney and Illumination?
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Competition at home prompted the state-backed operator to expand abroad.
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Zayn will further expand upon Malik's thoughts on fame and success.
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ELLEITHEE: I heard it as trying to expand that family detentions.
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Chien took up this dextrous ritual to expand her artistic palette.
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Whether the reselling market will continue to expand is in question.
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And the economy continued to expand for another five-plus years.
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LEVIN: We&aposre going to expand on this in a minute.
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My mission the day I get there is to expand Medicaid.
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She hopes to expand the brand by introducing lingerie and nightwear.
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This has slowed its ability to expand as quickly as others.
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Asked whether Telenor plans to expand via acquisitions, Brekke replied "no".
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If successful, it could expand to Beijing and other big cities.
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Continually expand and explore with a sense of adventure and curiosity.
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Read more: These midterm victories will expand voting rights, curb gerrymandering
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In the years since, Lucasfilm has worked to expand the world.
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The company also believes it can expand dramatically with smart acquisitions.
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The deal also underscores NFL's efforts to expand its overall reach.
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Not surprisingly, Mr Wu plans to expand his company to Europe.
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Think of adjacent areas where you can expand your current expertise.
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Uber Freight plans to expand to more European countries this year.
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Now, it seems, the company is ready to expand those trials.
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So my goal this year: expand my horizons and read more.
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But I knew I would have to expand upon the story.
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It proposes to expand the tax base in two main ways.
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PA CFO says margins to expand slowly before takeoff in 2300.
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Hailey Baldwin is continuing to expand her collection of tiny tattoos.
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Sainsbury's bigger rival, Tesco, has also sought to expand through acquisitions.
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To expand, to grow, to become a better version of yourself?
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Lemonade this morning revealed plans to expand into the European market.
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These pulleys hold the silicon in place so it doesn't expand.
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Chapman also wants to expand their focus to humans as well.
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With today's funding round, the company plans to expand beyond France.
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Availability will then expand to other retailers in the following months.
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StoryBots will expand its series offerings within Netflix after the acquisition.
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We had this ambition to build a world that would expand.
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Publishers are continuously looking for new ways to expand their reach.
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The city also vowed to expand the land available for development.
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As state firms expand overseas, they butt heads with multinational firms.
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On future focus, MEST is looking to expand to additional countries.
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Moving forward, Amazon plans to expand the service to other centers.
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Weaknesses: The Tennessee senator wouldn't expand the electoral map for Trump.
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Ayushman Bharat is intended to replace and vastly expand previous programmes.
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And it plans to expand its offerings with personal loans soon.
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Bringing down the cost can vastly expand a firm's target market.
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It plans to expand the service to additional cities in 2019.
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Samsung is planning to expand this to mobile banking apps soon.
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She may need to expand even more ambitiously to keep up.
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That is another use of funds to expand to those areas.
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Who says kids' literary influence can't expand to what they wear?
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Cutifani said there were no plans to expand the platinum business.
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I was introduced to this account to expand my dating options.
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Instead of simplifying these neurons to 10, they expand this information.
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In the meantime, Paytm continues to aggressively expand its financial offerings.
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Amy Klobuchar sparred over who had done more to expand access.
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We've also got to expand how and where you can vote.
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Here's hoping Google will expand the feature to other markets soon.
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Charters will still expand, but they will receive less federal support.
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For Sanders, the question is whether he can expand his support.
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Migrant DNA collection program to expand; Iraqi protests met with force.
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Heal has made strides to expand its reach in recent months.
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They weigh down either's ability to expand their support very much.
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They also want to expand internationally, particularly in Europe and Australia.
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The definition of what it means to love America will expand.
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That has slowed its ability to expand at a quicker pace.
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On Saturday, I chose to expand my taste for global cuisines.
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Shopify is a credible option to expand its e-commerce base.
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Hopefully this offseason I have grown enough to expand my game.
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Next, it could expand it offering online sales of car maintenance.
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The pivot worked and in 2015 they raised $7M to expand.
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Recently, Clinton even supported using executive action to expand background checks.
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"I've seen a lot of companies expand their leave," she says.
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It has more room for desks so that Kensho can expand.
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Rakuten's investment will allow them to further expand their unique offering.
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In fact, he wants to expand the use of fossil fuel.
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His decision to expand Medicaid despite opposition from Republicans illustrated that.
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However, it has not yet moved to expand upon that program.
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Gross domestic product is nonetheless expected to expand modestly this year.
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Many of these same states already have refused to expand Medicaid.
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China's stimulus programme led SOEs to expand and run up debts.
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Neither did Obama's efforts to expand family detention in fall 2015.
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Making strategic investments to expand its revenue streams is good business.
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Solar capacity continues to expand far more rapidly than forecasts predicted.
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Grab also plans to expand its mobile payments service, GrabPay, regionally.
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It plans to expand with a new U.S. location in 2018.
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Doing so should expand the amount of capital it makes available.
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CME will temporarily expand the limit to 4.5 cents on Tuesday.
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It has also said it hopes to expand its oil production.
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Several companies in the top five plan to expand in 2018.
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The firm wants to expand on iron ore, copper and bauxite.
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In June, news emerged that the ban may expand to Europe.
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The company has four employees now, and Lewis hopes to expand.
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Facebook continues to expand its VR ambitions in the Pacific Northwest.
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That's why you live: to expand your awareness through life experience.
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Judge has yet to expand on the reason for the move.
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The government also wants to expand Havana's José Martí International Airport.
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Keep the home deduction, keep charitable, and expand child tax credit.
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Another option is to expand the tax base in poorer countries.
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The question is how poor countries can expand their surgical capacity.
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As she starts dancing, her occult powers expand, with bloody results.
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Meanwhile, the broader movement of anti-government groups continues to expand.
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Holberton has used that capital to expand beyond the Bay Area.
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We plan to expand to more languages in the coming months.
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And taking our message into those communities will help expand it.
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Hopefully, this offseason I have grown enough to expand my game.
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It will become easier to expand operations across countries and regions.
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Who knows, though, perhaps it could soon expand across the pond.
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By April, those snacks will expand to all other domestic routes.
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JD plans to expand to more provinces and offer more services.
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They also expand on product changes YouTube announced earlier this month.
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Its theatrical run will expand and is now streaming on Netflix.
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Uzabase will use the acquisition to expand its mobile news app.
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Its purpose is to expand and improve drug treatment services nationwide.
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I should have known of the decision to expand their mandate . . .
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Other ISPs said they haven't thought twice about continuing to expand.
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But we can also allow it to expand and educate us.
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CME will temporarily expand the limit to 4.5 cents on Thursday.
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The Supreme Court blocked efforts to expand those protections last month.
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The deficit is on pace to expand again in fiscal 2019.
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Cheaper power, in fact, means that he can expand his company.
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They seek to expand government in separating children from their parents.
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Google also wants to expand the number of people making podcasts.
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With Guerra back, the Brewers will expand their rotation to six.
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The group plans to expand to the United States next year.
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Once seated, the interior seems to expand and wrap around you.
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The changes to rule 41 dramatically expand the government's hacking authority.
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But in late July America's Congress voted to expand the sanctions.
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It and Vivint Solar, its closest competitor, spent to expand quickly.
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Verizon continues to rapidly expand its content offerings for mobile consumers.
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That list will expand and evolve over time, the company said.
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Presumably, Google will expand it to other neighborhoods and cities soon.
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The company plans to expand beyond oncology over the long run.
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The scheme plans to expand to cover floods later this year.
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The money will considerably expand the organization's upcoming Ocean Solutions accelerator.
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Over time, Instagram will expand the appeal capabilities to more categories.
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The White House is seeking to expand background checks for buyers.
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They also wanted to expand their business but couldn't hire anyone.
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If all goes well, they'll expand the project across the city.
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For 59, I wanted to expand the circle a little wider.
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"We want to expand more into a mature market," she says.
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The agency continues to expand engagement with stakeholders and community members.
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Building on the core user base, but being able to expand.
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Meanwhile, lawmakers elsewhere have moved to expand protections for transgender people.
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But it won't appreciably expand the dwindling audience for literary fiction.
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We really want to expand aggressively, blanketing the country with Instacart.
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Click on a stack to expand the contents on the desktop.
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Could you expand a little more on what his reaction means?
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Collaboration with the NAF will also expand for research and supply.
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The company is planning to continue to expand products across categories.
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Facebook said it hopes to expand the category list over time.
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Uber also plans to expand its delivery hours in those cities.
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The company said it will use the money to expand geographically.
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Buying Whole Foods would help Amazon expand its control of commerce.
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Deutsche Bank has halted its plans to expand in the state.
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But in the coming months, Smithers plans to expand the program.
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Zarif said Iran wants to expand its bilateral relations with India.
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Right out of the box: How far does this universe expand?
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Sanders plans to expand his outreach to black voters, Alexander said.
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The deal will expand Swissquote's ability to serve primarily expatriate customers.
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Many big companies have continued to expand, eyeing future bumper profits.
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Here's how your smart home can expand slightly outside the home.
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How do you want to expand your business in the future?
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ST) plans to expand its partnership with Cisco Systems Inc (CSCO.
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Turo Go will expand to additional markets in 2019, he added.
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Kopp plans to expand the program to Orange County by 2018.
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Rockwell Collins said the B/E deal would expand its scale.
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In contrast, the American off-price chains are continuing to expand.
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Rose said it aimed to expand that model to other countries.
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The move is intended to expand federal areas available for development.
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Since then, the company has continued to expand in multiple directions.
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But these are the very programs the current budget would expand.
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The funding will also expand its engineering and incident response team.
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And then hopefully these works can expand beyond the publishing space.
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That's what will allow the startup to expand its services regionally.
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He has fought for grant money to expand mental health services.
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Eventually, Agricool also plans to expand to other fruits and vegetables.
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It's all part of Tinder's efforts to expand its global reach.
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The venture might expand later into refined products and petrochemical trading.
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But most of them, you could expand this around the world.
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"I would expand funding for Planned Parenthood," he said to cheers.
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The start-up plans to expand to more locations this year.
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However, in 2012, Boeing began to make changes and expand MCAS.
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Google says it'll expand it to even more markets throughout 2018.
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It's not stated where SoundCloud plans to expand Go to next.
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Samsung Pay continues to expand with a launch today in Spain.
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But fiction may expand even the narrowest trench into a multiverse.
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The company is also working to expand its stores to India.
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That integration will help reduce costs and expand reach, Barron's said.
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And Lydia still plans to expand beyond its five current markets.
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His plans come as New Hope also aims to expand abroad.
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Dorsey said wider acceptance of bitcoin could help Square expand globally.
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Vynohrodsky did not say when they planned to expand the blockade.
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And now it's time for the company to expand its footprint.
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These lenders may well expand their business as banks shrink theirs.
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We are always looking for opportunities to expand our export base.
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Mr Khan wants to freeze transport fares and expand Gatwick airport.
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Garret Graves's (R-LA) bill, which would also expand work requirements.
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And it continues to expand its Free Basics program despite setbacks.
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In 2020 we're looking to expand beyond Europe and North America.
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Mormonism isn't alone in its struggle to expand in this century.
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United Rentals has been seeing its profit margins expand, as well.
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The truth is it would expand the benefits that they have.
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There are plans to expand it to a full academic year.
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The market for IT infrastructure products is expected to expand rapidly.
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USC continued to expand its lead early in the second period.
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The economy did expand in the second quarter by 4.1 percent.
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The initiative would expand Medicaid coverage for more than 60,000 Idahoans.
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He badly needs to expand his popularity beyond his hardcore supporters.
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Companies are racing to meet demand and expand to new cities.
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The companies have plans to expand the service to more locations.
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Johnson has previously focused on efforts to expand science education competitiveness.
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She said she expects plans to expand services in coming years.
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There's certainly room for specs to expand their net short position.
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Gabby Giffords (D- Ariz.) that would expand background checks on guns.
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And he pointed to the moves to expand its retail business.
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It may also expand the demand for courses from mature students.
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The result would expand the Democratic vote margin by 29,400 votes.
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Larger numbers of foreign workers have helped Britain's economy to expand.
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That's why we've invested substantial resources to expand our size offerings.
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Bolder still would be to expand the mission of local colleges.
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The company plans to expand to London and Berlin next year.
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These could be given resources to expand training for working adults.
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Index-makers do not just follow markets; they also expand them.
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It hopes to expand alcohol delivery to other markets next year.
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China will also expand imports while keeping exports steady, Xi said.
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In 2016, they may vote to expand it, Jennifer Medina reports.
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The schedule will expand for as long as the strike lasts.
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And some airlines are planning to expand in-house training programs.
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Vice plans to leverage the partnership to expand its technology operations.
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However, you want to rapidly expand across the Latin American region.
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What else are you doing to expand your retail banking services?
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"Not the hard-shell kind, they don't expand enough," Sam said.
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Many argue the move to expand and rebrand was long overdue.
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Asked on Tuesday about a bill to expand background checks, Sen.
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BTG has abandoned plans to expand operations in wealthier markets abroad.
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The process of impeachment, combined could expand Democrats' potential damage further.
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We believe the new products can expand gross margin and earnings.
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The model also makes it easy to expand into other countries.
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And so he has come before us to expand the list.
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Hyundai Motor denied it had any plan to expand U.S. capacity.
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The bill would also expand the definition of a small business.
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Nearly 15 other states have proposed legislation to expand sports gambling.
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Based on this success, the co-founders have decided to expand.
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We need to expand our understanding of mental health among veterans.
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"There is still great room for us to expand," she added.
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Putin said he hoped Intesa would expand its presence in Russia.
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If you're looking to expand your beauty collection, you're in luck.
|
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Or to expand slightly: The Clinton campaign funded the Steele dossier.
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When temperatures rise, steel tracks will expand, meaning they get longer.
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"We'll start to expand into smaller buildings ... lockers can go anywhere."
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Washington should not attempt to expand US influence for influence's sake.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, states could opt to expand Medicaid.
|
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In fact, she wishes to expand that segment of America radically.
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He said it was unclear when and how Ando would expand.
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In the fall, it will expand to users in San Francisco.
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In actuality, defense continues to expand while diplomacy and development shrinks.
|
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Derek Mead will expand his role as Executive Editor and Vice.
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PA as it aims to expand into the video games business.
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I wanted to be able to expand all over the world.
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The battle to expand the lifesaving program continues in other states.
|
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Eventually, de Toit expects Google to expand into credit cards, too.
|
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Some backers even sought to expand the round to $80 million.
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The study comes as some states consider whether to expand gambling.
|
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The sun's heat had apparently caused a mirror to expand unequally.
|
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FIRRMA will expand CFIUS jurisdiction to certain non-FDI equity investments.
|
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The memos expand immigration raids and the definition of criminal aliens.
|
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It also plans to expand into performance electronics and electric engines.
|
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JPM has been working to improve and expand its mobile platform.
|
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And an increasing number of companies are finding funding to expand.
|
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Senate Republicans would be smart to help him expand that work.
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Unlike the secretary, I believe we should expand Social Security benefits.
|
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And voters in Idaho, Utah and Nebraska voted to expand Medicaid.
|
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On the contrary, he insisted he would expand the Republican coalition.
|
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Lexmark said the deal would allow it to expand in Asia.
|
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Basic physics teaches that sea water must expand as temperature rises.
|
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Its Series C will be used to expand into more genres.
|
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Expand your understanding of non-binary identity beyond the English language.
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The housing crisis is happening because no one planned to expand.
|
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For now, the company isn't looking to expand to new markets.
|
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In the years since, they've seen the scene expand beyond measure.
|
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There are plans to expand beyond this starting point announced today.
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Therefore, sonar should also be easy to use, configure, and expand.
|
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As tourism grows, real-estate development will likely continue to expand.
|
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It will expand to the wider public in the weeks ahead.
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And there's government support through USDA grants to expand these programs.
|
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Violence creates a state of chaos and helps Daesh to expand.
|
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She met with Kim Jong-il to expand the Agreed Framework.
|
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Backstage, he tells me of his dream to expand the competition.
|
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Koum did expand on how he would spend his free time.
|
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This will expand the Consular Fellows program with the State Department.
|
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And while Boston's push to expand voting rights to non-U.
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Voters in November will have a chance to expand that map.
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Opportunities to expand your wealth and abundance are on the way.
|
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The measure would expand the Weldon Amendment and extend it indefinitely.
|
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In 28500, Washington voters passed Initiative 6900 to expand background checks.
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The result is that the nation's small businesses began to expand.
|
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Congress wouldn't be seeking to expand government power and restrict freedom.
|
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Do you want to replicate and expand it around the world?
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Congress shouldn't have voted down an effort to expand background checks.
|
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We try to expand their perception of what they can attain.
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Bus services would expand to a "severe snow" schedule, he said.
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They could also expand it to the size of a bedsheet.
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Their eyes expand, so they can see better in the dark.
|
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And he also said he wanted to expand upon several points.
|
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"Trump wants to expand our nuclear arsenal," tweeted actor George Takei.
|
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Presumably, if all goes well, it would expand to more markets.
|
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Clinton promises to expand broadband, defend Net Neutrality and promote cybersecurity.
|
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It will expand to those age 19 to 29 next year.
|
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This highlights the company is trying to expand into new areas.
|
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"We're generally disinclined to expand antitrust exemptions," an aide to Sen.
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Soon, they plan to expand the menu with some pasta dishes.
|
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Her integration can expand her unit's capabilities and help save lives.
|
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It's the latest effort by Uber to expand beyond ride-hailing.
|
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That's why many American companies see greater opportunity to expand abroad.
|
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The federal government can expand the supply of critical health resources.
|
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Congress should do more than just expand the child tax credit.
|
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In time, those could expand to multiple stations in different orbits.
|
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With the herd, the farmer was able to expand his business.
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The bill will also expand the review of gun license applications.
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The national media should expand the boundaries of the debate. 2.
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Vivara aims to use the proceeds to expand its stores network.
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Amazon has a pitch for some US-based publishers: Expand overseas.
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To expand its fashion collection, the museum solicits donations from designers.
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If we were to expand, it would lose the whole point.
|
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The plan to expand small car production in Mexico hasn't changed.
|
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That said, Google's Digital Wellbeing initiative will expand in Android 10.
|
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The air was sucked out, allowing her lung to re-expand.
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But he also wanted to see Mr. Morgan expand his horizons.
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What we don't need to do is expand a broken system.
|
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The government wants to expand it, rather than tear it down.
|
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Lufthansa intends to expand the program to additional United States gateways.
|
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Studios has announced that Jonesy will expand beyond its initial run.
|
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More money in consumer pockets gives businesses more reason to expand.
|
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How to expand opportunities to workers without a four-year degree?
|
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Expand until you can't run it all, and then start franchising.
|
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The optional system will expand to other Cadillac models next year.
|
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"We're going to expand one market at a time," he said.
|
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The sexual abuse crisis has continued to expand throughout the church.
|
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On the one hand, multiple states are beginning to expand Medicaid.
|
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We will expand our partnerships with election commissions around the world.
|
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But it's also struggling to expand as needed to meet demand.
|
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A person familiar with Apple's decision to expand outside Cupertino, Calif.
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Robust democracies are also using the pandemic to expand their power.
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"Space can expand at any speed it wants," Dr. Alcubierre said.
|
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It also must quickly expand its nationwide carbon emissions trading system.
|
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Friendly competition can expand the "win" pie and enhance your performance.
|
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The Obama administration very much wants all states to expand Medicaid.
|
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Starting April 12, Smorgasburg will expand to Oculus Plaza in Manhattan.
|
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Her themes expand but don't noticeably take on grain or deepen.
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I think our audience will continue to expand because of that.
|
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Over time, the company wants to expand that to other categories.
|
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The goal is to help US software firms expand into Europe.
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For Ms. Winfrey, Apple presents an opportunity to expand her empire.
|
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Such a move would also expand Iran's influence in the area.
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Its trade pact with Mexico is expected to expand similar protections.
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He worked very hard to expand Medicare to include prescription drugs.
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MO. VOTER REQUIREMENTS, BALLOT ACCESS Expand access Restrict access MICH. MONT.
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Do you just want to expand on that idea a bit?
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Why has Google taken this long to expand to stores worldwide?
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All of this is allowing auto engineers to expand their imaginations.
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That said, we are continually working to expand our moderation capacity.
|
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Andrew Cuomo is vowing to expand the number of tests significantly.
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That bodes well for Democrats' proposals to expand Medicare or Medicaid.
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Let your attention expand to the farthest thing you can hear.
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Some officials say he is trying to expand his political footprint.
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Resources must be allocated to expand those doctors' education and training.
|
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Bill White wanted to expand his collection of memories this holiday.
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Certain areas were jammed and preparations to expand had clearly begun.
|
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All roads, effectively, led to Currencycloud, and it's seen business expand.
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Now, he is using his money to expand his power nationally.
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The program will allow Express Scripts to expand its customer base.
|
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Conservative organizations, Heritage Action included, must dramatically expand our local capabilities.
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We continue to expand these efforts to more topics and countries.
|
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"We're going to move ahead quickly and expand rapidly," he said.
|
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Obamacare uses such a mix of programs to expand health coverage.
|
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Now you get to expand your hate for Houston beyond basketball.
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WE BELIEVE THAT THEY CAN EXPAND MARGINS BY 1,200 BASIS POINTS.
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So it must expand its American work force significantly, he said.
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The decision to expand its narrative beyond Atwood's text is vital.
|
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Unfortunately, legislation rarely includes funding to expand access to opioid treatment.
|
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Eventually, he hopes to expand his shop to a larger storefront.
|
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Some analysts appeared unconvinced that the plan would help expand margins.
|
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Without question, he has done nothing to really expand the GOP.
|
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The company said in November it would expand its cybersecurity efforts.
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Will it expand your skills or expose you to new responsibilities?
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The canvases themselves seem to contract and expand, as if breathing.
|
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The bank is also looking to expand in some financing areas.
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Have you considered any of them to help expand your scale?
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He would not, however, expand on allegations made in Swetnick's declaration.
|
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This also allows Iran to expand its influence in the area.
|
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Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) in their effort to expand background checks.
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But one young entrepreneur has been working to expand that definition.
|
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Acquiring Worldpay will help FIS expand its reach in digital payments.
|
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The team has plans to expand this non-profit umbrella elsewhere.
|
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NASA is also building two new telescopes to expand this search.
|
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In this process, all must seek to expand opportunities for trade.
|
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How do you hope to expand the festival in the future?
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The residency didn't just expand the Graham company's relationship with Google.
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It's very difficult at this point to expand the middle class.
|
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Under Transdev, the self-driving project is set to expand rapidly.
|
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They helped us grow our base and expand to new clients.
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New York recently said it would expand Medicaid coverage for doulas.
|
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The company announced Tuesday that it would expand its breakfast menu.
|
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Seattle recently earmarked $30 million to expand its shore-power system.
|
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Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania to expand background checks on gun sales.
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Why not expand on Nomi&aposs story on the small screen?
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