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Like the trunk of a tree, it rose in the air, branching out as it climbed.

Instead of branching out on their own, a growing number of youngsters are sharing rental properties.

But lately, following the company's purchase by Micron, Crucial has been branching out, developing new technology beyond RAM.

Gangs that used to confine themselves to the drugs trade are branching out into robbery, extortion, and kidnapping.

Branching out from straight rocket science, the think tank had become the center of the nation's nuclear strategy.

Some banks are also branching out to offer help with property sales and large mortgage lending.

A few are branching out: Shanghai Media Group publishes magazines and offers broadband service.

They are rapidly branching out to locations around the world.

This will be a way for the retailer to move into new areas while branching out into smaller stores.

Along with marketing to Farms in the Pacific Northwest, we are branching out to residential homes using online marketing.

We are rapidly branching out to locations around the world.

A central spine traversing the built volume serves as the common activity zone, with other departments branching out.

They are branching out to locations around the world.

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And high unemployment rates discourage people from branching out on their own because they might not find another job if they fail.

Afghan farmers are weaning themselves off illegal poppy cultivation and branching out into other crops, reports T. V. Padma.

As SMIL's popularity grows, developers are branching out into tools and tactics borrowed from other coding environments.

Amazon, which generally focuses on advertising online, has been branching out by running commercials for the Kindle.

Original equipment manufacturers are raising the stakes and branching out into design.

Electrify creates arcs of electricity branching out from a selection, object, or text.

Similarly, O2, another European wireless operator, is branching out into fixed-line services in several countries.

LAUNCH: You mentioned earlier about being an actor. What's it been like branching out into acting?

Meanwhile, the city is branching out from semiconductors.

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If you tend to be more analytical or technical in your pursuits, try branching out into painting.

Defensively, HP is branching out into networking equipment and has been looking to beef up its software.

Since then the brand has become more commercial, branching out into fragrance and interior design.

This branching out has been institutionalised and expanded.

The 'Angry Birds' mobile app is branching out into books, movies and toys.

Despite Mexico's skein of trade agreements, branching out into new markets is hard because of the accords' rules of origin.

This branching out has been institutionalised and expanded. Hence the 30 market adjacencies.

The steel works is branching out into alloy steel and steel plates.

FLATOW: Because it has a central spot and everything's branching out from the middle, that's an unnatural look.

The act or process of branching out or dividing into branches.

diverticulum: a pouch or sac branching out from a hollow organ or structure, such AS the intestine.

Have you considered, though, how your life and career prospects might be enhanced by branching out into other languages?

Some groups were also branching out into other activities, such as private equity and investment banking.

One that models the future as a tree branching out with various possibilities

We are a family like a giant tree branching out towards the sky,

Construction techniques of a branching-out highway tunnel in medium hard surrounding rocks

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