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expansion

[ik-span-shuhn] / ɪkˈspæn ʃən /


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While polls indicate there is broad support in Canada for medically assisted dying, there has also been widespread debate about the programme's expansion and concerns over whether appropriate safeguards are in place.

From BBC

The pace of economic growth in the quarter fell short of the 0.5% expansion expected by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, which should put on hold interest rate increases for some time yet.

From The Wall Street Journal

After an $82 million expansion, New York's New Museum will bring contemporary art back to the heart of Manhattan, showcasing modern works alongside classics by Dali and Marcel Duchamp after two years closed.

From Barron's

All 15 teams, including the expansion Toronto Tempo and the returning Portland Fire, will play opening weekend.

From Los Angeles Times

Disney previously announced a $60-billion, 10-year expansion program, but it must strike a balance by keeping attractions true to their nostalgic core.

From Los Angeles Times