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Much of last week's rally came on Wednesday, when the Federal Reserve and five other central banks announced they would reduce by about half the cost of a program under which banks in foreign countries could borrow dollars from their own central banks, which in turn get those dollars from the Fed, and extended the availability of those loans to February 2013 from August 2012.

With the sequencing of almost 100,000 high-quality ESTs, and their assembly, annotation and incorporation into a novel database named PCAD, we greatly extended the availability of genomic resources for crustaceans, and provided the largest set of sequence data for any species of crab.

The mass printing of colour reproductions in poster form has extended the availability of images to greater numbers of devotees.

The DVD releases of Carnivàle extended the availability of the show further.

We simply extended the availability of laboratory renal data which were not shared formerly.

Although economics and extraction technology may extend the availability of oil and gas, to really toast the planet requires a burning a lot of coal.

Consequently, the number of utilities that have invested in simulator-based programs has grown and the necessity of extending the availability of simulator-based training, beyond the limited use of simulators has emerged.

Consideration should be given to extending the availability and choice of medical abortion to women in this gestational group.

Many commercially available chemicals can be used as the monomers in these systems, which should extend the availability and accessibility of hyperbranched polymers with various new end groups, architectures and properties.

The rationale behind the delayed and refuge mowing regimes was extending the availability of floral resources for pollinators, while also providing refugia for species that may be directly impacted by mowing.

As set out in the Calman Hine report (Expert Advisory Group on Cancer, 1995; Haward, 2006) in 1995, reducing the geographical and socioeconomic disparities in outcome still requires action to extend the availability of optimal health care for all, and to ensure that all patients seek and obtain access to those services at the earliest possible moment.