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DURING economic slowdowns, companies are more likely to introduce extensions than new brands, Mr. Adamson said.

Soon we will have more extensions than we need.

IPv6 allows more flexible protocol extensions than IPv4 by introducing a protocol header chain.

Numerical simulations of an air saturated polyurethane foam material show faster convergence for the hierarchical extensions than for linear and quadratic serendipity finite element mesh refinement extensions.

CEO Chad Hurley said yesterday that the site is already making "significant revenue," and is more interested in brand driven advertising and mobile extensions than in search driven ads or combining ads and video clips.

Utility officials said it made more sense to grant the extensions than collect damages from the solar companies, citing "development challenges" that delayed their progress.

Besieged with soaring costs and smothering regulations, French chefs think more imaginatively about brand extension than about recipe invention.

So far, however, most of the furniture developed by fashion houses has owed more to cookie-cutter management theories on brand extension than to compelling design.

No sooner was the ink dry on the deal on Tuesday granting Athens a 17-week loan extension than its finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis, upped the ante and demanded the massive debt burden be partly written off.

Dickey, the knuckleballer and National League Cy Young Award winner, reiterated that he was no closer to a contract extension than he was last week when he spoke at a charity event in Manhattan.

This is really more of an extension than some brand new deal.