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At La Guardia, the airlines added about 200 landings and takeoffs to the existing level of 1,000, and delays became extensive, causing a ripple effect nationwide.

Canal building, which became extensive in Europe and North America in the 18th and 19th centuries, was financed chiefly by tolls; and many major roads, such as the British turnpikes, were built by private companies with the right to collect tolls.

The commercial dealings of Tien, her children and grandchildren became extensive and ultimately undermined Suharto's presidency.

Because the sail was in sections, the tear would not become extensive.

By that time local media coverage of Bulger's misdeeds had become extensive.

The relevant literature has become extensive, particularly since the beginning of the 20th century.

He had set up his own music publishing company in the 1950s, and, a decade later, his publishing interests had become extensive.

Often sheltering in holes, rock crevices, or aardvark burrows, Hystrix species also excavate burrows of their own that can become extensive over years of occupation.

"Our findings may also guide us in developing strategies and interventions to protect those with early symptoms, rather than try to repair damage once it becomes extensive".

Many scientists believe the best hope of progress, maybe the only hope, lies in detecting the disease early and devising treatments to stop it before brain damage becomes extensive.

Incorporating nanostructured functional constituents within polymers has become extensive in processes and products for manufacturing composites.