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The national grid has expanded hugely in recent years.

During the past few hundred years, however, future thinking has expanded hugely in scope and substance.

OfficeTiger has expanded hugely, to about 6,000 staff now, and broadened the range of services it offers clients.

First dreamed up under John Major, the last Conservative prime minister, the scheme has expanded hugely under Labour.

Under Miscavige's leadership, Scientology has expanded hugely, not least thanks to celebrity endorsements from the likes of Tom Cruise and John Travolta.

With 597 party lists, concentrated on the Mediterranean fringe and in the ex-industrial north, Ms Le Pen has expanded hugely on the 119 lists that the party put forward at the 2008 local elections.

They have expanded hugely, and now often account for over half of a business school's revenues.

SPEAKER 6: Well, we've expanded hugely over the past two years from four cows to 12. That's three threefold, I guess.

The killing zone — the area that advancing soldiers had to cross in the face of deadly enemy fire — had expanded hugely, from 100 yards in the Napoleonic wars to over 1,000 yards by 1914.

Under the Clinton administration, however, the scope and scale of antitrust action have expanded hugely, way beyond such well-founded cases as Microsoft (see article).As that case has shown, however, there are procedural problems with antitrust, not least the lengthy delays it can entail.

He told the Independent that academies, which have expanded hugely under the coalition since 2010, were no longer a "precious flower needing protection".