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Unlike MRVs, independently targeted RVs could be released to strike widely separated targets, essentially expanding the footprint established by a missile's original ballistic trajectory.

"Ramón y Cajal showed us the beauty and complexity of neurons, and we are essentially expanding his work to the complete volume of a brain," Kirchhausen said.

A bill sponsored by Representative John Conyers Jr., Democrat of Michigan, to establish a so-called single-payer system, essentially expanding Medicare to cover everyone, is going nowhere.

Each account can accept three times more than a donor can give to a party's main fund — essentially expanding the contribution limit tenfold.

He points to Lego's capitalizing on the unexpected (and decidedly fringy) inventions by users of its Mindstorms motor kits, essentially expanding the company's place in the mainstream and lucrative education market.

The company, formerly called the Home Shopping Network, will announce on Monday that it is starting a second full-time network in August, essentially expanding its retail space through a deal with the Dish Network.

"We have essentially expanded replay to include two more plays," he said.

Dr. Dean, whose physician persona is at the heart of his campaign, says his plan is the most politically realistic, because it essentially expands the existing system.

There's the official ruling, which goes through the conflicting elements (and essentially expands three-page press release into 21 pages of description).

In 2017, the FCC announced a new broadcast standard for free TV that essentially expands the digital bandwidth of each channel.

Upon entering into a joint defense agreement, that pool essentially expands outward, with information shared among the pool of attorneys and clients.