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They will have three series on E! in the next season; the original, "Keeping Up with the Kardashians," has been expanded from a half-hour to a full hour.

Based on the competence frustration experienced during the pilot study, this introduction has been expanded from a 10- to a 40-min workshop in the iteration study.

Despite the training about "how to use Twitter", which had been expanded from a 10- to a 40-min introduction in the iteration study, students (still) referred to the fear of sending "wrong" Twitter messages and their limited knowledge of specific Twitter functionalities.

Bead-bound or, preferably, positional scanning synthetic and soluble combinatorial peptide libraries allow the identification of T-cell epitopes within complex mixtures of proteins even for T cells that have been expanded from an organ infiltrate with a polyclonal stimulus.

With the support from its new owner, the Notabli app has been expanded from an iOS-only product to the web, where it's now available on the desktop in beta at Notabli.com.

And because the jobs-based market understanding has been expanded from an initial focus on existing customer groups, the resulting jobs-based market map lends itself naturally to creating new brand extensions and other offerings that fit neatly within the portfolio's overall unifying theme.

A year later, the show was expanded from a cabaret revue to a real theater piece, remaining in the same space.

The text on Calakmul was expanded from a half-page to a page and a half.

"It's expanded from a product of Sam's fantastic imagination to something of real purpose," Judy Martin told me.

But he has warmed to the challenge of winning in a Congressional district that was expanded from a compact urban area of 250 square miles to a mostly rural district of 50,000 square miles that includes five national parks and about half the state.

Perhaps the technology, Mr. McManus said, can be expanded from a small subset of conservation hatcheries that focus on the most endangered species to the bigger facilities relied upon by the fishing industry and "infuse wildlike diversity back into hatchery production".