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And I think perhaps again I'm psychoanalyzing Trajan too much but I think the fact that this is a man who had the ambitions that he did, to extend the Empire to its furthest reaches, seems to be in keeping with the kind of man who would want to make the buildings in Rome, that he built, a kind of microcosm of that hugely expanded Empire.

Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi has offered a concession to opponents by annulling a decree that hugely expanded his powers and sparked angry protests.

This was an instinct that helped make jazz's impulsive energies more palatable to the white middle-class that hugely expanded his fanbase.

Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi has annulled a decree he issued last month that hugely expanded his powers and sparked angry protests, according to officials.

Look at what's happening in countries like China, where Baidu and many others have decided to become mobile players to tap into that hugely expanding market.

Questions will be raised over whether ministers should redouble their efforts to make the numbers work for nuclear, or pivot to a new strategy that hugely expands the build-out of renewables.

An example of this is the mir-467 family that is hugely expanded in mouse.

Furthermore, although a main finding in both studies was the dramatic expansion of the V gene repertoires (a total of >400 TRAV/TRDV genes were identified), analysis of the duplication events that generated this hugely expanded germline repertoire, which could inform our understanding of how the bovine TRAV/TRDV repertoire has evolved, have not been conducted.

Remain in Light, and the shows that a hugely expanded Talking Heads played to support it, became seen as a defining moment for music in the early 80s, and its legacy still holds strong.

"What we are seeing is an industry that is hugely expanding and an element of overlap, rather than simply a case of losing players in one area as they shift to another," he claims.

That commission led to a citizen's movement and that movement led, eventually, to the Clean Water Act, the landmark body of federal legislation that, in 1972, hugely expanded the government's ability to control water pollution.