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International concern has been deepening about China's maritime ambitions, which have expanded with its economic and military muscle.

The Turkish schools, which have expanded to seven cities in Pakistan since the first one opened a decade ago, cannot transform the country on their own.

Its demands, which have expanded to include an end to agribusiness and a promise not to relocate squatters, can be ignored only at political peril.

Moreover, the report's authors concluded, federal vaccination recommendations, which have expanded in recent years, are based on inadequate evidence and poorly executed studies.

New Yorkers are pleased with some of Mr. Bloomberg's initiatives: 56 percent, for example, said charter schools, which have expanded under the mayor, were a good idea.

It also noted that publishers, many of which have expanded in recent years, are experimenting with multimedia products that go far beyond the traditional print book, she said.

"It is about the scope and role of police, which has expanded way too greatly.

The Snyder family still controls In-N-Out, which has expanded from Los Angeles into northern California, Arizona and Nevada.

He had just done Elgar, which had expanded people's appreciation of what an arts programme could do.

The three biggest Icelandic banks, which had expanded aggressively during the credit bubble, all failed and were nationalized in October 2008.

It is part of the Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT) in Machynlleth, which has expanded to meet demand for its qualifications.