The Obama administration's leak investigations and prosecution, paired with the almost weekly revelations about expansive domestic surveillance by the NSA, have created a spike in interest in security and encryption amongst journalists.
The most expansive definition, covering almost 1.5 square miles and encompassing about 36,000 people, has the western boundary at Parsons Boulevard, the southern edge along Sanford Avenue and Northern Boulevard, the northern border on Bayside Avenue and the eastern along Utopia Parkway.
The rich have the most expansive.
Almost as expansive as the forest itself is its wildlife: more than 350 types of birds alone, including the prehistoric-looking hoazin and the yellow-rumped cacique, which mimics other wildlife with its call.
He was warm and expansive, almost to the point of being completely abstract.
On talkshows, Kasidiaris scowls and slouches like a delinquent teenager, but tonight he looks expansive, almost rock star cool.
Aided by an attentive Gergiev, Douglas gave an expansive, almost Claudio Arrau-like account of the work.
WINE LIST -- Expansive, almost entirely American and French, and widely varied in price, with a fair number of bottles between $30 and $60.
It is infused with an expansive, almost giddy sense of possibility, and it communicates a pure, unaffected delight in open spaces, fresh air and bright sunshine.
But he did seem to share Toomer's expansive, almost mystical view of America, his hope that the nation could leverage its racial and ethnic diversity to create a new kind of person, never before seen on Earth.
