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Their window to excel should extend through next season.
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They should extend fully through the nipple, far enough for you to work with them easily.
The barrel should extend straight through the 2 inch (5.1 cm) PVC pipe to the other side.
In making its plea to the Court of Appeals, the plaintiffs contended that a "sound, basic education" should extend all the way through high school, and the judges readily agreed.
Unlike other entries, there's a concept around virtual reality and the morals that should extend to those worlds, through the lens of a cliché as hell, final frontier shtick.
Because unlike other entries, there's a concept around virtual reality, and the morals that should extend to those worlds, through the lens of a cliched as hell, final frontier shtick.
Officially, the upgrades should extend Hubble's life through 2014, but Hubble Space Telescope Senior Scientist David Leckrone noted prior to the mission that if all of the mission's objectives were successful, the telescope could easily last longer than that.
Opportunities to apply PET in the evaluation of atherosclerosis and its treatment should extend beyond macrophage imaging through the development of novel 'radio-ligands'.
The slit should only cut halfway into the fruit instead of the entire way through, and it should extend from the top end of the fruit straight through to the bottom end.
These approaches should extend the impact of genomics through viewing the architecture of cancer systems and improve predictions of patient outcome and therapeutic response, as well as guide combination therapy approaches that attack cancer systems.
Center lines should not extend through the spaces between views and should never terminate at another line on the drawing, and the arcs should meet straight lines at tangency points.
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