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Israeli security officials said Sheik Shehada's influence reached from the Gaza Strip into the West Bank and extended even abroad.

It was noteworthy that epithelial cells, not fibroblasts, grew continuously and extended even from the first tissue samples (Fig. 1c).

For example, by avoiding expensive studies with large sized genome-assembly and specialized (but not widely available) technologies, we wished to ensure that the reported results could be widely reproduced, revalidated and extended – even by moderate-sized biology laboratories or small teams of computer scientists.

French Impressionism had a decisive and extended, even sprawling, effect on American painting.

It is certain that the influence of Songhai during Muḥammad's time was considerable and extended even beyond these boundaries.

Dozens of rowboats, canoes, kayaks, and surfboards, and the odd paddleboat and power ski, canted every which way, form an articulated mass that rises to about four stories high and extends even wider.

But for hundreds of young women in their teens and early 20's, the film struck a chord, spawning a cult following that spans the United States and extends even to Europe.

But as any reader of business pages knows, scandals now go far beyond the lapses of any single company, and extend even into the mutual funds market, which also once enjoyed a wholesome reputation.

And extending even a reformed CAP to countries such as Poland, where a quarter of the workforce is in farming, will be expensive.As for the Union's other big project, EMU, Agenda 2000 hardly mentions it.

The inland inundation distance reaches 1.16 km in Asilah harbor and surrounding area and extends even more along the Halou river (see Fig. 4).

Discovering the furry fandom was a pivotal part of my development as a teenager, and extends even now into my early adult life.