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They also view the company as "a high-growth vehicle," as Mr. Dolan put it, that could expand through acquisitions.

Then the initiative will identify public policies that could expand the diversion of food from landfills to food banks.

The State Senate passed a bill Wednesday night that could expand the state's bottle-deposit law to include water containers.

In Manhattan, one third party, Goldman Sachs, is backing the creation of an online listing service that could expand nationally.

But Mr. Biden's relationship with Mr. Xi, officials said, would give him an insight into China's leadership that could expand his role informally.

This month, the Obama administration offered a proposal that could expand the number of groups that do not need to provide or pay for birth control coverage.

That allows them to continue advertising and motivating voters across the entire spectrum of competitive states, a roster that could expand rather than contract.

Around 2004, the company hopes to offer a new line of slightly cheaper cars that could expand annual sales to about 1,300 cars.

It also said working adults should use private insurance or equity from their homes to cover future costs – a move that could expand the private insurance market.

Gov. Jeb Bush said he would negotiate with the Seminole Tribe of Florida toward an agreement that could expand gambling on Indian reservations.

In 2010, unfortunately, the administration improperly told agents that they could expand that exception for terror suspects even when threats were not imminent.