After going out on the road with two bands – that's a gigantic new family – my influences have just spread out even more".
When I first visited Cameroon in 2007, mobile networks had just spread outside the cities, beginning a revolution in how remote villages could connect with each other and the wider world.
In the past pre-1990ss) this low would have just spread the ice pack out and increased sea ice extent, but with how thin the ice is, this just allows heat to melt the scattered ice from all sides and have a bigger impact on sea ice extent.
"The vectors of transmission are things like dirty hands, dirty water, food harvested from a garden where fresh manure has just been spread".
At the time of writing, this summer's pillaging has only just spread beyond London – but the civil unrest of July 1981 hit over 25 towns and cities, including the predictable – Liverpool, Leeds, Birmingham, Derby – and, reportedly, the barely believable: Cirencester and High Wycombe.
Caribou and moose roam the region, which has just 100,000 people spread over an area about the size of one and a half Connecticuts.
Neighbourhoods are an integral part of urban planning activity, yet the development of neighbourhood assessment tools has just begun to spread.
America Online cofounder Marc Seriff, now an investor in local startups, said to the Austin American-Statesman: "That's a new message that has just begun to spread in the past 12 months".
(26 October) James Bond is missing, believed dead, and the identities of every MI6 operative have just been spread, like wildfire, clean across the internet.
Surfactants, like dispersants, are chemical solvents which can break apart oil into micro-particles, enabling them to sink in water while having the pleasant effect of making oil spills look as though they've been cleaned up, when really they've just been spread out.
