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Millions more were surviving only because of expanded unemployment insurance and other assistance.

Because of expanded reporting from businesses, Mr. Vatis said, F.B.I. computer intrusion investigations had grown to 1,200 over the last three years from 450.

The Games are already far over budget because of expanded security, last-minute construction and the high cost of transportation measures.

Going forward, Washington will pay a much smaller share of the cost for those recipients than for those who gain coverage because of expanded eligibility.

Data suggests that migration flows have slowed in the past few years, due to the recession and because of expanded enforcement.

A recent study on young adults found that the average mortality rate among those between ages 19 and 25 who have contracted diseases have dropped by 3 to 6percentt because of expanded coverage.

The bank described the economy as "picking up" because of expanding overseas demand and stimulus steps.

Because of expanding development costs and tighter budgets, military contractors are increasingly interested in commercial applications for products, including toys.

According to this narrative, super clubs rise by producing increasingly more complex products because of expanding productive capabilities, providing growing opportunities for economic spillovers in the process.

But it sold 3.79 million iPhones, up from 1.7 million a year ago, in part because of expanding sales of the device around the globe.

We could expect more mosquito vectors which can spread Zika virus because of expanding and favourable breeding sites [in El Niño-affected Niño-affectedthe organisation said.