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The Sabols' one-game experiment has grown over nearly four decades into one of the great movie studios in the country, N.F.L. Films.

That initial experiment has grown, into a private holding company, Essence Group, and three operating companies: Essence Healthcare; ClearPractice, a maker of electronic health records; and Lumeris, a supplier of analytic software that tracks procedures and patient results for insurers and physicians.

"Could you please elaborate?" The black guy cocked his head and frowned, as if the beakers and Erlenmeyer flasks of his experiment had grown legs and scurried off.

Previous iron fertilization experiments had grown diatoms, which have glass shells that protect them from predators.

Since starting this experiment, #Deletefacebook has grown from a small protest to a sustained and widespread boycott.

Today and beyond What began as a temporary experiment 60 years ago has grown to become the world's leading agency for children.

("WHEREAS, the success of Mr. Bellissimo's tasty experiment in 1964 has grown to the point where thousands of pounds of chicken wings are consumed by Buffalonians in restaurants and taverns throughout our city each week...".) I would not even have to rummage through some dusty archive for the document; the Anchor Bar has a copy of it laminated on the back of the dinner menu.

("WHEREAS, the success of Mr. Bellissimo's tasty experiment in 1964 has grown to the point where thousands of pounds of chicken wings are consumed by Buffalonians in restaurants and taverns throughout our city each week... .....) I would not even have to rummage through some dusty archive for the document; the Anchor Bar has a copy of it laminated on the back of the dinner menu.

Since those early experiments, pumpkin ale has grown to dominate seasonal beer styles, and it seems like more breweries are turning toward the gourds each year.

From the system's inception, in 1997, as a small neighborhood experiment in administrative enforcement, it has grown to encompass branches in more than three hundred cities, staffed by seven thousand personnel.

Because of the establishment of high-throughput technologies for proteomics, the amount of data generated in MS-based proteomics experiments and stored in public repositories has grown rapidly (2).