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Gov. George E. Pataki's proposal to expand the list of crimes for which DNA samples can be taken deserves support.

Bob Anderson, a spokesman for the service, said efforts were under way to expand the list of agents that the systems can monitor.

CENTCOM offered to expand the list of PKK HVI on the CENTRIX system and to facilitate TU/IZ mil-mil contacts, which may include joint border patrols.

Major League Baseball and the union also agreed to expand the list of banned substances to include drugs, like Clomid, that offset the side effects of steroid use.

A WIDER NET -- Anger over terrorism impelled the Bush administration to expand the list of suspected terrorists beyond a few groups like Al Qaeda, Osama bin Laden's network.

Council members also agreed unanimously to expand the list of goods that Iraq will be allowed to import without seeking approval from a Council sanctions committee.

However, the Trump administration has left the door open to expanding the list of countries.

However, without significant concessions by lawmakers to make radical fixes to rulings like Oliphant, or even minor steps to expanding the list of crimes tribes can prosecute, law and order in Indian Country will likely remain in a rut.

Employment, poverty, and inequality rates have either stagnated and/or shockingly increased in recent years, while there is a necessity to revisit the scope -- deepening support for existing beneficiaries as opposed to expanding the list of beneficiaries -- of the current poverty-alleviating measures such as the Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) scheme.

In addition to expanding the list of existing spruce defensins, our research on P. glauca defensins and their encoding genes gives insight into conifer biology and genomics.

"Even if the scheme is introduced with the best of intentions, there will be enormous political pressure on the government to expand the list," said Colin Jacobs, the vice chairman of Electronic Frontiers Australia, a technology advocacy group.