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She additionally wrote that it was "impossible to get [the song] out of your head after more than one listen" although becoming "increasingly monotonous over nearly three and half minutes" Digital Spy's Robert Copsey roughly expanded on this view, stating that "Hypnotico" is not anything "we haven't heard before," although elaborating that it is worthy of a standalone release.

This year, as it has for much of the past decade, enrollment grew by 200 students, to roughly 4,600, expanding the school day to 14 periods, more than any other school in the city.

Mr. Lasn said the magazine's circulation, now roughly 120,000, had expanded in the weeks since protesters took over Zuccotti Park on the Adbusters-selected date, Sept. 17.

In a speech in Cleveland on Wednesday, Mr. Obama will also make a case for the package of roughly $180 billion in expanded business tax cuts and infrastructure spending disclosed by the White House in bits and pieces over the past few days.

Roughly speaking, an expanded P.C.I. would have required a larger motherboard, probably resulting in bigger cases to surround the central processing unit and increasing the cost of the overall computer.

Overall Asian enterprises expanded roughly twice the national average through the first several years of the new century.

Deletions expanded roughly from ∼80 kb to ∼8 Mb.

However, as is shown in Figure 2A, deletions expanded roughly from ∼80 kb to ∼8 Mb.

Quidditch as a real-life game debuted in 2005 at Middlebury College in Vermont, but has since expanded to roughly 300 universities and high schools around the world, according to BUToday.com.com

The company recently expanded its roughly 20-year-old facilities in Eagle Pass.

Between 1986 and 1991, Japan had expanded by roughly the equivalent of France's gross domestic product, then $956 billion.