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In that same vein, there is nagging evidence here that Cameron's appeal is not extending much beyond his southern heartland.

Natural user interface (NUI) is a great example of this and the Kinect device has helped brought NUI to a mass audience that is extending much further than just gaming.

Zaheer Jaffery Princeton Junction, N. J. Steve Coll characterizes ExxonMobil's business strategies as "oriented toward the very long run," and extending "much farther than those of almost any government," since its business model contemplates "maintaining oil and gas wells profitably for up to forty years at a stretch" ("Gusher," April 9th).

But those who have not lost the power to examine themselves will probably find something basically true in the prolix, shapeless study of a futile frustrated wretch, even if they do not get as far as extending much sympathy to him.

Steve Coll characterizes ExxonMobil's business strategies as "oriented toward the very long run," and extending "much farther than those of almost any government," since its business model contemplates "maintaining oil and gas wells profitably for up to forty years at a stretch" ("Gusher," April 9th).

The results from the three methods were compared; XRD and EBSD profiles were found to be the most similar with microhardness profiles extending much deeper into the sample.

They say South African businesses will help Mr. Mbeki fulfill his dream of an African renaissance by rebuilding shattered infrastructure and extending much-needed technology.

On Monday evening, the Assembly passed (and Gov. David Paterson has promised to sign) a bill extending much-needed labor protections to farmworkers, including the right to at least one day of rest per week and, more important, the right to bargain collectively.

But the examples extend much farther.

In these situations, milder maritime conditions extend much farther inland.

Its importance, in truth, extends much farther than that.