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That program has been steadily expanded, until Iraq is now free to import a wide range of goods and equipment.

As recently as the late 1980s Coronation Street was on ITV just two nights a week, but it has been steadily expanded since then, moving to its current five episodes a week in 2009.

City leaders across California say the program, which was created by state lawmakers in the 1930s and has been steadily expanded over the decades, encourages long, costly leaves because the employees take home significantly more money when they're not working.

The N.B.A. started using replay on a limited basis in 2002 and has been steadily expanding its use.

They are each trying to carve their own place in a tea marketplace that has been steadily expanding.

That this bounty was found not tableside but at the bar, where the restaurant's menu of organic cocktails has been steadily expanding, only heightened the appeal.

The company has been steadily expanding its radio interests over the years and now owns 20% of the radio group Trans World Communications plc.

The circle of what we can lose, in other words, began with our own lives and one another and has been steadily expanding ever since.

And it is no coincidence that one of its more recent acquisitions was Indigo, the specialist prints expo, which Première Vision has been steadily expanding at its sprawling biannual shows.

But since the draft ended in 1973, the Pentagon has been steadily expanding the role of women — who now make up 14 percent of our armed forces — across all of the services.

States are generally protected from most kinds of federal lawsuits for money damages by the 11th Amendment, which confers sovereign immunity, a defense that the Supreme Court has been steadily expanding.