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"The Bush administration is unprecedented in how systematic the politicization is and how it extends both across the wider organization chart and deep down within the bureaucracy," Professor Rudalevige said.

"It's showing the notion of the female bodyguard as being these women who are liberated and how it extends to all sectors of society," she says in a soft British accent, mellowed perhaps by her undergraduate years at Princeton, where she majored in English literature and minored in theater and dance.

Finally, I'll discuss the complex scaling theory of resonances and how it extends and illuminates the theory of spectral concentration.

We need to do a better job of describing that web, and how it extends around the world and into classrooms.

Let us briefly consider each axiom, 1-5, to see how plausible it is as a constraint on a quantitative measure of inductive support, and how it extends the notion of deductive entailment.

My current work with New Connections, where we support underrepresented researchers makes me even more cognizant of the value these professors add to academia and how it extends beyond the classroom.

It also gave way to two acclaimed books, Born to Use Mics and 33 1/3 series on the LP, both books explore the cultural impact the record had at the time and how it extended through all time.

"No-one's ever had a range like that and we'll see how it extends to a half-marathon," Foster told BBC Look North.

The Delaware River Basin Commission has a map that shows how it extends into New York.

The new app is unique in how it extends itself beyond being only an appointment scheduler.

The reaction to "Eichmann in Jerusalem" was harsh and relentless, and Ms. von Trotta shows how it extended from the public realm of learned journalism into Arendt's personal life, costing her several longstanding friendships.