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In April, there was an hourlong “Election Administration Forum Conference Call” that covered, in part, the expansion of mail-in voting and “ways to message these concerns to your constituents,” according to the invitation.

Missy Suicide, formerly known as Selena Mooney, is in New York for a series of brand-expansion meetings.

He recently put up $50 million for half the cost of the Kennedy Center expansion, where he is chairman of the board.

Tellingly, but not coincidentally, the greatest expansion of Medicaid has occurred in Deep Blue America.

Even the most adamant Obamacare opponent must acknowledge, as Kasich has, that its coverage expansion has helped some people.

He also has backed Medicaid expansion and a state-run exchange under Obamacare.

This engine only took steam during the first quarter of its stroke, the remaining three-quarters were by the expansion.

This most simple steam-engine combined in the greatest degree the two elements of expansion and momentum.

The coal burnt under the boiler gives a duty of sixty-six millions, or an expansion of 60 per cent.

Every step which she took toward relieving herself from obligations added to her strength and expansion as an individual.

The settlement no doubt was influenced by the imminence of a large expansion of policy—the ill-starred Irish expedition.