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In two subsequent presentations, in 1994 and 2005, it evolved and expanded to include films, videos and various sculptural components.

But he's not alone his approach is only one of many, and the notion has evolved and expanded, as in films by Abbas Kiarostami, Shirley Clarke, Wes Anderson, the Maysles brothers, and Frederick Wiseman, to name only a very few.

I wish Ms. Parker had let that bee in her bonnet go silent, because the movie that she and Mr. King have come up with is the pits, a vulgar, shrill, deeply shallow — and, at 2 hours and 22 turgid minutes, overlong — addendum to a show that had, over the years, evolved and expanded in surprising ways.

Joining the chief compliance officer, or CCO, is the chief security officer, the CSO, whose role has also evolved and expanded as mobile workforces have proliferated and businesses have faced increasingly sophisticated security threats.

Since then, the concept and its applications have evolved and expanded as researchers have examined the dynamic material, affective and socio-cultural roots and routes to experiences of health and wellbeing in specific places.

Schilling says, "The diet-food industry has evolved and expanded right along with the American waistline.

China's economy can, it seems, evolve and expand at the same time.

We want to see this music, this scene, and this whole genre continue to evolve and expand and innovate.

TO START with, rapidly evolving and expanding terrestrial services have been chipping away at the parts of the world for which satellites had been the only option.

Countering the machine aesthetic of International Modernism, the Metabolists saw buildings as living cellular organisms that could evolve and expand over time.

Fosso continued to evolve and expand the scope of his autoportraits, using the constructed images to critically narrate and reference cultural and political events.