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This is a superficially attractive headline policy, however extending means-testing would undermine the principles of the new single-tier state pension.

The Lib Dems have talked about extending means-testing of pensioner benefits too, which would undo the principles of universality of national insurance and also undermine the benefits of removing mass means-testing of pensioners that the new single-tier state pension is designed to achieve.

The only recent significant increase in survival for these patients has been obtained by using a combination of radiation therapy with concomitant and adjuvant alkylating chemotherapy (temozolomide), extending mean overall survival by 2.5 months [2].

Nonbiotinylated derivative 2 is active in a SOD1G93A mouse model of ALS, extending mean average survival by 13%.

The authors have shown that metformin prolongs nematode healthspan, slowing lipofuscin accumulation, extending mean life span, and prolonging youthful locomotor ability in a dose-dependent manner.

The big surprise in today's report is the extended means test for residential (not home-based) care.

The railway must be flat, so every metre it is extended means removing and disposing of more tonnes of radioactive soil.

Yet he throws around "Extended Evolutionary Synthesis" in his account of the meeting without acknowledging that there is no agreement by the scientists who are participating in the Templeton EES project on what the word "extended" means.

Schiano said that he did not expect Young to miss an extended period of time, although he did not define what "extended" meant.

We've had a collapse in private pension saving since we extended means-testing so much and I don't think that's a coincidence.

But its basic strategy is still to extend means-testing.' The IFS fears that this could discourage younger people from saving.