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The longer the hair got, the more expansive the mind was.

Young people, not just Americans, want to believe in an expansive sense of the future.

At present, the space is more expansive than it looks.

In fact, the power is far more expansive than this.

Or maybe it's because he's from Texas, land of the expansive and the large.

I'm not sure I followed all of his expansive thinking, but at that moment nothing else made sense.

In some ways, the series is more expansive than usual.

The company took an expansive view of what a credit report should cover.

The show is also meant to have an expansive presence.

But back on earth the mood was far less expansive.

And the meeting today found him in an expansive mood.

We had an expansive run in the '60s and '70s.

Even an expansive video game requires a lot of word.

"We have a much more expansive way of looking at advertising today."

A similar bill in the House provides more expansive protection.

But the college had little use for some of the expansive grounds.

But the public memorial must be more expansive than that.

It is therefore important for us to continue with the expansive financial policy.

Thank you so much for that expansive and most helpful answer.

When the police come around asking about one of the family, nobody's at his most expansive.

Rhodes was expansive as few of them had ever seen him.

He sat again, leaning back and trying to look expansive.

The fourth movement is by far the most involved, and expansive.

By 1781, Webster had an expansive view of the new nation.

Now he made a broad, expansive movement with the same hand.