Or John Boehner, who called expansion of health care for 32 million Americans "Armageddon"- running the House.
He worried a lot about the dangers of what he called "expansion euphoria .That fear proved prescient.
Set every 20 feet are 1/2-inch-deep gaps, called expansion joints, that keep sidewalks from buckling in the summer heat.
This is what I would call "expansion capital".
In a sequent calculus presentation one would instead add the inverted form, sometimes called Expansion, of the structural rule Contraction.
Only seven of the 13 teams could be properly called "expansion teams," that is, teams founded since 1990.
They are usually called expansion joints, and they are either made of rubber, with one or two convolutions, or metal, with multiple convolutions.
The new republican society required a detailed catalogue of the Chilean territory as part of the so called "expansion age," characterized by the settlement of colonies in the southernmost region of the country.
By covalently anchoring specific labels located within the specimen directly to the polymer network, labels spaced closer than the optical diffraction limit can be isotropically separated and optically resolved, a process we call expansion microscopy (ExM).
He repeated his opposition in an April news conference at which he called expansion "foolish".
