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"He has said that he would like to expand its contribution to the bottom line," a spokesman for the bank, Bob Stickler, said.

The UK is to expand its contribution to the United Nations peacekeeping force in South Sudan, raising the planned total from 300 to 400.

Over time, our program has the potential to expand its contribution beyond single patient encounters and to significantly enhance aggregate understanding of risk behaviors and even transmission patterns among a population of underserved PLWH that is otherwise difficult to identify.

The British government has expanded its contribution to the EU's mission dealing with the rising migrant death toll in the Mediterranean from one seconded UK immigration officer to just five, the Guardian has learned.

The Belgian Ambassador proposed that NATO may need to prioritize ANA training as ISAF's number one priority in coming months (Note: Belgium stood in the way last week of enabling the ANA Trust Fund to expand its mandate to accept national contributions to sustain ANA troops. End note).

In 2012, the company expanded its crowdsourced contributions to include articles, and says now 70% of its content comes from outside contributors.

In part to bolster its donor contributions, the museum has expanded its board to 22 members (with a goal of 25); those added recently include the artist Martin Puryear and Mannie Jackson, the Harlem Globetrotters' chairman.

The application of clinical pathology testing in preclinical safety assessment, and the areas of development for novel biomarker implementation within the laboratory to expand testing capability and improve its contribution to the identification of more sensitive, early signals of drug- induced target organ toxicity or pathophysiology, are discussed.

He soon expanded his contributions to TV shows, including I Married Joan (1953), The Red Skelton Show (1954 62), for which he won (1961) an Emmy Award, and My Favorite Martian (1963 64).

As Mr. Bush ordered flags to be flown at half-staff for another week, federal agencies continued to expand their contribution to rescue efforts in New York.

"We remain very confident in the broadly based growth opportunity for BSkyB as we continue to add new customers, sell more products, develop our leading position in content and innovation, and expand the contribution from our other businesses," said Jeremy Darroch, the BSkyB chief executive.