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So what does today's extension mean?

Today's extension was the third the company has received.

Germans considered last year's extension of shop opening-hours "bold".

Critical to Newsnight's future is next month's extension of the BBC1 News At Ten bulletin to 10.45pm, overlapping the first 15 minutes of the BBC2 show.

Mr. Taylor, the quintet's most musically sophisticated member, is a proficient guitarist and composer whose style runs toward an austere, 1980's extension of 1960's psychedelic folk-rock.

It can make a constructive contribution by going along with this year's extension but making it plain to the Chinese that America insists on demonstrable human rights and foreign policy progress before consenting to future extensions.

Today's extension of McCormick's reasonable (but textually and historically artificial) quid pro quo limitation to all cases of official extortion is both unexplained and inexplicable—except insofar as it may serve to rescue the Court's definition of extortion from substantial overbreadth.

But last year's extension reportedly made him one of the Missouri Valley Conference's highest-paid coaches along with Northern Iowa's Ben Jacobson, who made $900,000 last season.

The Scottish government said next year's extension of the scheme was a key commitment made in the Ferries Plan, which was published in December 2012.

A little-noticed silver lining in last week's extension of the payroll tax cut opened the door to build a 21st Century wireless broadband network.

This year's extension of the Collective Bargaining Agreement between the owners and the union ensures that players will get at least 57% of the league's revenues through 2011.