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extended

[ik-sten-did] / ɪkˈstɛn dɪd /




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Anna's local authority responded to her concerns and said some childrens' services offered had been extended to support adopters and adopted children.

From BBC

In Tuesday’s statement, both the U.S. and the Philippines reiterated their commitment to the mutual-defense treaty, saying that the pact extended to armed attacks against either country’s forces, aircraft and vessels.

From The Wall Street Journal

The warning rippled through markets in an otherwise quiet start to the week, as Shanghai, Hong Kong, Taipei, Seoul and Singapore remained closed for the extended Lunar New Year holiday.

From Barron's

But this only goes up to 2028-29, so does not include the period covered by the extended freeze.

From BBC

The prior year, while Hemsley was still CEO of UnitedHealth, the company’s insurance unit had extended coverage of autism therapy to almost all its members enrolled in commercial plans.

From The Wall Street Journal