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One clear way is to expand the program to include all Americans.

"The last thing we were looking to do was expand our family."

The two men were trying to expand the program to another country.

Without the program, the company would have had a hard time expanding, he said.

The rest of the money was used to expand the business.

"Why would anyone want to open or expand a business right now?"

From 7 students in 2000, the program has expanded to 69 now.

Yet within four years, Congress began to expand the system.

Before long, he was making enough food and money to expand.

And to ask her to expand some of the others.

Each of those areas will still expand, but not so much as before.

I would like to expand on a couple of them.

I am going to expand on some of these points.

By 2007 the school had expanded to 850 children, 60 teachers and 20.

They expand for us what we are able to think and say.

His points have been taken up and expanded by others.

But in its five years, the program has expanded to include all children.

We seem to have expanded into all the space available.

Perhaps the show should have been expanded to include others.

He is even talking about expanding the small park just south of the college.

But half of them have expanded or plan to, he said.

The group has since been expanded to 10 to 15 members.

Should they expand the area, or go over the whole thing again?

They want to know if we have room to expand.

A year later, the show expanded from 15 to 30 minutes.