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But stability is a key success factor for the technology to expand widely.

Drone use is expected to expand widely around the world -- China and Iran already are known to have the capability -- and there have been growing calls for the U.S. to clarify its own internal rules for the appropriate use of the technology.

This explains the evolution of the many mechanisms that suppress cancer, including effective DNA repair, cell cycle checkpoints, apoptosis, epigenetic modifications, and tissue architectures that limit the ability of over-proliferative cells to expand widely (Gatenby et al. 2010).

VPA is used to treat a number of current medical conditions, including epilepsy, bipolar disorder and migraine, and its role is likely to expand widely to include cancer, HIV and Alzheimer's treatment (for reviews, see Bialer and Yagen, 2007; Lagace et al., 2005; Terbach and Williams, 2009).

Trigger warnings in online spaces, though, have expanded widely and become more intricate, detailed, specific and obscure.

The manufacturing sector has expanded widely since 1976, when the government established the Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (Sabic) in order to diversify the economy.

[Page C2.] A Huge Jump in U.S. Trade Deficit The United States trade deficit expanded widely in March, to $31.17 billion from a revised $26.86 billion in February.

Expanding widely on the claims he made in that original article, Mr. Goldberg has written "Bias," a book larded with specific examples to support his point of view.

After a steep fall in February, the United States trade deficit expanded widely in March, producing a record first-quarter gap, the Commerce Department reported yesterday.

In the 1990's, according to Joseph R. Kane Jr., the company president, the name expanded widely through "conversions" -- transfers by owners from other affiliations.

But in recent years, front-page subject matter has expanded widely, reflecting rising interest in topics like finance, family, technology, medicine and space.