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Some examples from the web:

• My immunity extends to my children.
• This sector extends to over a square mile.
• Their kidnapping insurance only extends to senior executives.
• Spousal privilege extends for several years before marriage.
• His influence extends all over the country.
• Look, it starts in the subfrontal and extends practically into the hypothalamus.
• But the hunting zone extends another 20 miles.
• It extends from California to Arizona and into Mexico.
• The injury extends into the aortic arch.
• It extends 50,000 light years in all directions and it is growing.
• Damage to the occipital lobe extends from the primary visual cortex...
• Captain, this ridge extends for a kilometre in either direction.
• You're not really saying that the universe extends infinitely backward into time.
• But my passion extends to all the things I own.
• There's no telling how far my influence extends.
• Trauma to the molars extends bilaterally.
• The city extends up and down in a complex vertical landscape.
• Find how far the Red Waste extends before us, and what lies on the other side.
• This reputation extends to the three traditional formats as they present the same organoleptic characteristics on the palate.
• The option is checked. The crop rectangle extends outside the canvas.

Some examples from the web:

• This is a great declaration of confidence on the part of the Commission.
• BSE undoubtedly triggered a crisis of confidence on the part of consumers and an economic catastrophe in the agriculture and food processing industries.
• Can Greece restore confidence on the financial markets?
• whereas the main challenges for countering the downturn of the international and the European economy now is the lack of confidence on the financial and capital markets as well as rising unemployment,
• Our first task is to restore confidence on the financial markets, in order to prevent a further deepening of the crisis.
• Consumers and buyers have their own codes and have built up their confidence on the logos which they know.
• I feel that that is a very important way in which we can see the encouragement of more private investment in Peru and more confidence on the part of the international community.
• Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, in the last few years, the European Union has experienced a crisis of confidence on the part of its citizens.
• Lack of confidence on the part of consumers and the reluctance of companies to operate outside their home country limit access to the internal market.
• The regional context in which the UfM is taking shape continues to be characterised primarily by political conflicts and tensions, compounded by the events of 11 September 2001 and the war in Iraq, which have fuelled a crisis of confidence on both sides.
• We will be thereby making a valuable contribution to improving knowledge and understanding of the cooperation instruments, and to promoting the development of a climate of confidence on the part of judges and magistrates in the various national legal issues.
• As the rapporteur said a moment ago, we cannot expect confidence on the part of investors, consumers and, ultimately, the financial markets, if they do not have a specific legal framework in which to operate.
• This reflects the progress that the Bulgarian Government has made in recent years, which resulted in strong confidence on the part of all those involved and the ability to assume all membership obligations by January 2007.
• I wish to highlight the importance of the 'open declaration', a list of substances used in the feed mixture in decreasing order of their relative weight, which will help to maintain a high level of confidence on the part of farmers and consumers.
• In other words, if the European Union continues to set objectives, without safeguarding in practical terms the means and political will to implement them, then the lack of confidence on the part of the citizens will increase constantly.
• That means we need to build confidence on both sides, and confidence could be built if there are very clear legal requirements describing both sides' duties and also rights.
• Furthermore, the provision of a 'CE' mark of confidence on products will give those conducting their own projects the confidence that the materials they are using are safe.
• whereas in countering the downturn of the international and the European economy the main challenge is now the lack of confidence on financial and capital markets as well as rising unemployment,
• B. whereas the main challenges for countering the downturn of the international and the European economy now is the lack of confidence on the financial and capital markets as well as rising unemployment,
• the need to tackle serious crises on markets, due to a loss of confidence on the part of consumers or huge imports of products from third countries, by means of emergency measures.