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| Septon resins are said to be highly extendible with fillers, resins and oils, which allows formulation of a variety of hardnesses for adhesives, sealants and various compounds, according to the literature. At a meeting in November, one parent suggested to the board that the district make available for purchase roller backpacks that have wheels and an extendible handle, just like carry-on luggage. Another issue likely to remain hotly debated this year is the treatment of asset-backed extendible notes (ABENs) in money market funds. |
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extend in duration extend over extend through extend to extended extended meaning extendere extendible extending extension extension in time extension of credit extension of time extensive extensive flood |
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