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Extensive

extensive farm an extensive lake an extensive sphere of operations extensive benevolence extensive greatness

to which it is attached to lengthen or prolong thus extension ordinarily implies the continued existence of something to be extended

act 2004 s 2 8 extension education s 2 j extension education means the educational activities concerned with the training of

of being extensible the capacity of being extended as the extensibility of a fiber or of a plate of metal

in the town of and surrounding areas and extensions surrounding areas and extensions would naturally include those areas which

are sought to been forced by the inferior courts judgment extension act 1882 45 46 vict c 31 the principle of

extension an increase in length of time specif an increase in

being extended whether in length or breadth susceptible of enlargement extensible extendible the opposite of contractible or compressible

extensibility

to a great extent widely largely as a story is extensively circulated

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