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Significados de massive expansion en inglés

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Uso de massive expansion en inglés
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They got it, and there was a massive expansion in the '60s.
America’s Secret Establishment
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The report's recommendations call for a massive expansion to mental health services.
Radio NZ
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A massive expansion of supply capacities is therefore necessary, Schmidt said.
Reuters
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The best answer to Britain's needs is a massive expansion of renewable energy.
The Guardian
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Her tenure was marked by massive expansion of the festival and increased critical acclaim.
The Irish Times
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Neoplasia displayed massive expansion of CD8+ T cells and destructive organ infiltration.
Pubmed
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DNS will lay the foundation for the massive expansion, popularization and commercialization of the internet.
Wired
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The massive expansion of the airport guaranteed Atlanta would be the central hub for southern commerce.
The last hero: a life of henry aaron
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Many automakers are betting big that China's growth will continue and have recently unveiled massive expansion plans.
Reuters
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The government has just been elected and we are in the middle of a massive expansion ourselves.
Reuters
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It is about to embark on another massive expansion plan and is eyeing up the Irish market.
The Irish Times
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That's hardly the massive expansion Japan needs.
Reuters
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Now, the Conservatives are promising a massive expansion of academies, giving schools complete freedom from local control.
The Guardian
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So are railway lines and a massive expansion of the Abbot Point port on the Great Barrier Reef.
The Guardian
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Over the last 40 years we have seen a massive expansion of the scope and intensity of policing.
The Guardian
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That's the vital context for understanding this massive expansion of Pentagon and NSA consolidated control over cyber programs.
The Guardian
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