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The primary sensory and motor cortices are also extraordinarily expanded in certain parts".

One subfamily was extraordinarily expanded to 18 Or receptors including TcasOr9 and TcasOr18 together with 16 members of AmelOr (AmelOr142-148 and AmelOr150-158) as orthologs (Figure S5).

The issue seems to have come up often lately (as with the release of "Entourage"), and it's an ongoing issue in movies, not least because the range of movies has expanded extraordinarily in recent years, both technically, as a result of C.G.I. and other video effects, and sociologically, because of a general societal liberalization.

In the twentieth century, the impacts and extent of both have expanded extraordinarily with increasing population density and affluence.

An interesting case is the financial crisis in Iceland in 2008, which is one of the largest observed in history.18 The three large banks expanded extraordinarily their balance sheet and their credit in the years before the crisis.

No one ever charged the Clintons with wrongdoing in connection with Whitewater, but Starr's authority was repeatedly expanded, to the point where he was investigating an extraordinarily wide range of controversies.

"We are all too aware that government spending programs and tax preferences can be easy to initiate or expand but extraordinarily difficult to trim or shut down," Mr. Greenspan told the Senate panel.

"We are all too aware that government spending programs and tax preferences can be easy to initiate or expand but extraordinarily difficult to trim or shut down," he said.

Over the years since Dota, its successors have codified and expanded upon this foundation, to the extent that LoL and Dota 2 have extraordinarily steep learning curves and demand a significant time investment.

And I for one believe this is an extraordinarily good thing, because rampant weirdness is a sign that our collective sphere of possibilities has expanded.

BMSCs cultured on TNTs had to extend across the tubes to find a protein-deposited surface for initial contact, thereby expanding their filopodia further and forming more extraordinarily elongated shapes.