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Staying in Lancashire, a 4-1 victory for Blackburn at Peterborough will have extended Henning Berg's honeymoon period at the Ewood Park.

By June, around the time rival networks O2, Three and Vodafone launch their 4G services, the company will have extended coverage to 65 towns and cities, covering over half of the UK population.

The network of specialist schools will be further expanded by 1,000, Mr Brown said, while many schools will have extended opening hours, and the biggest rebuilding programme since the Victorian era will replace crumbling secondary school buildings.

Often the inflammation will have extended into the bowel producing asymmetrical or circumferential hypoechoic mural thickening that may demonstrate hyperemia on Doppler scanning.

Newsday on BBC World Service radio will have extended sports coverage each morning from 05:00 GMT, while Sportsworld, Sport Today and World Football will provide additional coverage.

This weekend, D.C. public swimming pools will have extended hours, according to the the Department of Parks and Recreation.

Lastly, if genetic variation in plants affects pollinator communities, then evolutionary processes in plants will probably have extended consequences on pollinators and the ecosystem services they provide.

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However, Saints will probably be content to have extended their unbeaten run at Firhill to eight games since August 2008.

Warwickshire batsman Will Porterfield has extended his contract at Edgbaston until the end of the 2015 season.

For a few days, we have been all awash in lunar fever (with a chaser of Cronkite nostalgia), which will have its extended 15 minutes in the media pinwheel only to disappear once again.