Word: extended
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...perhaps the most outstanding advance in the equipment area was the implementation of an interdepartmental, cross-campus communications system, now extended between nine faculty buildings. Faculty committees are now investigating how to extend the link to all 6000 undergraduates in their suites and later to connect the College to the entire University, according to Dean of the Division of Applied Sciences Paul C. Martin...
...perhaps the most outstanding advance in the equipment area was the implementation of an interdepartmental, cross-campus communications system, now extended between nine faculty buildings. Faculty committees are now investigating how to extend the link to all 6000 undergraduates in their suites and later to connect the College to the entire University, according to Dean of the Division of Applied Sciences Paul C. Martin...
...observers in all of Beirut." With the U.S. no longer playing a leading role in trying to end the car nage, Syria has increasing influence over its neighbor, largely due to the 25,000 Syrian troops stationed mostly in the eastern part of Lebanon. President Hafez Assad sought to extend that influence last month when Lebanese Muslim leaders, meeting in Damascus, drew up a 16-point plan that would increase their political power. Lebanese Christian politicians predictably denounced the Damascus accord, and new bickering broke out between them and Druze Chieftain Walid Jumblatt and Shi'ite Amal Leader Nabih Berri...
Mitterand: You seem to be getting a lot of bad press, though, P.W. Many westerners who watched your speech last night were hoping you would extend universal suffrage to all South African people or at least enact something that looked progressive. I'm glad you decided to keep the white aristocracy strong, but that was very naughty of you not to meet with Bishop Tutu a few week...
American bankers, who have $8 billion in outstanding loans to Argentina, applauded Alfonsin's program. A syndicate of more than 300 banks might extend an additional $4.2 billion to the country. Declared Terence Canavan, an executive vice president at Chemical Bank: "This is the most daring reform I have seen in Latin America since the start of the debt crisis...