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Sturgeon also said that the SNP would expect to be given places on a large majority of Commons select committees if, as expected it won a swath of seats on 7 May, extending its influence over Westminster.

It also launched an iPad competitor back in May, extending its device portfolio to tablets.

In June Britain signalled that it may extend its copyright term from 50 years to around 90 years.This makes no sense.

GM has said already it may extend its interest-free financing deals.

But now, Alvin is getting a major overhaul that may extend its reach and allow it to match and possibly even surpass newer submersibles abroad, making it the world leader.

The probable describes "normal science" as Kuhn used the term: incremental explorations that apply a paradigm and may extend its scope but do not threaten to overturn it.

(5) The OCC, by notifying the bank, may extend its period for reviewing the investment proposal.

The meeting got under way with expectations rising that the bank may extend its effort to drive down long-term borrowing costs.

Next we explore how a hash function may extend its utility in various bag-of-numbers applications, which retains the favorable performance and simplicity characteristics of hash functions while addressing their sensitivities to noise in data.

As speech dynamically evolves in time this fundamental preparatory function may extend its scope to the predictive allocation of attention in time and supports the fine-tuning of temporally specific models of the environment.

But its recent purchase of Current TV, a cable network partly owned by Al Gore, a former vice-president, for a reported $500m may extend its footprint to 40m American households, paving the way to launch another dedicated local service, Al Jazeera America.In this section No end in sight What's the point?