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They enlisted for six months, but could extend for up to two years.

Dr. Douglas Throckmorton, the F.D.A.'s deputy director for regulatory programs, said its review was primarily focused on hand soaps but could extend to other consumer products if the agency determined that triclosan raised health concerns.

These means would include international monitors, but could extend to the establishment of safe zones for civilians, and if necessary the establishment of a no-fly zone, or even as a last resort, foreign boots on the ground.

The 58-year-old signed a multi-year contract to host the annual ceremony which will be for at least three years, but could extend to six or seven, reports Entertainment Tonight.

"Effects of these [methane] plumes on climate and ocean chemistry are not yet clear, but could extend well beyond the plumes themselves," the journal Nature said in a press release.

“It’s not going to be able to power the entire device but could extend battery life.”.

But drones could extend the delivery system beyond what it currently is.

Mr Drew is worried about animating Labour supporters on council estates; but inertia could extend beyond them.

Major provisions of the 1996 law expire on Sept. 30, but Congress could extend them for a few months, as it has done several times in the last year.

But Notre Dame could extend its reach, especially with this team, which features a stout defense and a blossoming quarterback fit for Kelly's spread offense.

(The penalty doesn't work in the other direction). "We've looked at craft beer and cupcakes, but this could extend to any type of product from academic research to entrepreneurship," Shelley Correll says.