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61. Since space diversity does not need to take up extra time and bandwidth resources and can also combine other signal processing forms, it has received wide attention.

62. A match, which is tied at the end of regulation time, then goes into extra time, and if necessary, to a penalty stroke competition.

63. The work period may be slow, and you have only one project on the goand are happy to spend the extra time on what may be a valuable repeatclient.

64. Taking the extra time and effort is a reasonable trade - off in order to teach.

65. The rescheduling of the summit will also provide extra time for deliberations on a European plan for bank recapitalization.

66. Most pilots had already flown extra time because of delays caused by heavy traffic.

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67. That gives them a double-edged competitive advantage; everyone else has to spend extra time and money supporting that format, and no one else's support will ever be as good.

68. But rather than cursing the Grand Rapids, Mich.-based company for their dearth of long-weekend camping trips, they're gleefully anticipating taking extra time off in the winter.

69. "Americans love the fallen hero who has struggled but is now doing it tough and spending extra time in the batting cage, " he says.

70. That resultet in extra time for unloading, and some bended beams.

71. However, the process of developing, testing and debugging for all three of these very different platforms must have represented a lot of extra time and headaches for Basilisk.

72. The referee may add extra time for time lost through injuries.

73. Allow extra time to do things and to get to places.

74. In those cases, a match which is tied at the end of regulation time, then goes into extra time.