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Scientists are divided over President Bush's decision on human embryonic stem cells, with some expressing dismay that their work has been constrained and others saying that they are lucky the door has been opened as far as it has.

About 1.5 million passengers used the line from London Marylebone in its first year when it opened as far as Oxford Parkway, on the outskirts of the city, in October 2015.

Scientists are divided over President Bush's decision on human embryonic stem cells, with some saying that they are lucky the door has been opened as far as it has, and others expressing dismay that the move may lead scientists to abandon the United States for nations with fewer restrictions.

As of 2011, a four lane freeway is opened as far north as Carling.

The first railway line in the area was the Brighton Main Line, which opened as far as Haywards Heath on 12 July 1841 and reached Brighton on 21 September 1841.

By the middle of 1960, the US 131 was opened as far south as Martin; the section of M-118 between the new freeway and the old routing was used as a connector until the next section south to Plainwell opened the next year.

Most polo shirts have two or three buttons, which means you can open as far as the clavicle and no more.

Look downtown and a broad, deep vista of wealth and architectural might opens as far as the MetLife (formerly Pan Am) Building whose wall rises out of the ornate hulk of Grand Central Station, blocking Park Avenue.

Highway 400 would still open as far south as Jane Street on October 28, 1966 before the rest of the plans were shelved following the cancellation of the Spadina Expressway.

To open the panoramic sunroof, which stretches over both the front and back seats, you swipe the sunroof image on the touch screen and it opens as far as you have swiped.

Cyclists riding down the Hudson path, which is more or less open as far north as the George Washington Bridge, will be able to circle Battery Park and head north again without dismounting.