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Rather, the Kremlin believes it has a broader interest in thwarting another U.S.-engineered regime change — seeing such interventions, stretching from Serbia to Libya, as a threat to international stability and as a precedent that could someday be used against itself.

There is a spectrum of opinion on humanitarian intervention that stretches from "almost always" to "virtually never".

The maximum likelihood parameter estimates for each model are based on T = 41 days of observations, stretching from April 1 through the end of the intervention period on May 11 (Table  2).

Sea levels stretching from Boston to Norfolk, Va.

On June 30 , 1958 the first stretch of the "Fenton Clio Expressway" opened, stretching from Fenton to Birch Run.

The perinatal period, stretching from the last 20 weeks of a mother's pregnancy through the first 28 days of her newborn's life, is the time in which "medical intervention" can carry the most impact, explains statistician Ciaran S. Phibbs, who works out of UC San Diego.

An auroral arc is visible stretching from northwest to southeast.

That stretched from 1928 to 1931.

Their tentacles stretch from Texas to Central America.

It stretches from Scandinavia to France.

One cable stretches from floor to ceiling.