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Expanding the audiences of TNT and TBS is tougher than ever, as many more channels are added to subscription television through satellite TV and digital cable.

This too is true: Take The Lead's nonpartisan mission of leadership gender parity by 2025 has become more important than ever, as many of you have said to me since November 8.

Now, at 71, her influence is greater than ever, even as many in the documentary community fret both about her outsize power and if HBO will continue its commitment to documentaries after she leaves.

They have never, ever had as many points after 16 games.

He also insisted that the Aryan Nations was as strong as ever, with as many as 40,000 "card-carrying" members.

They discovered more strains than they had ever imagined — as many as a thousand bacterial strains on each person.

leaders said they hoped to counter that by putting together their largest political mobilization ever – with as many as 400,000 volunteers making phone calls and knocking on doors.

Two car models still in production have already surpassed the 21.5 million that the original Beetles sold; it is not the case that no car will ever sell as many as the Beetle.

It may not ever ship as many units as an iPad or Kindle Fire, but the David vs. Goliaths story continues to be worth following.

The Engineers comprehensively defeated their quarter-final opponents, Maidenhead, winning 7 0, the first time a team had ever scored as many as seven goals in an FA Cup match.

The analysis was restricted to the cases (202 males and 135 females) and controls (349 males and 129 females) who had ever smoked (as many as 100 cigarettes in their life).