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Expansion may refer to:
- In physics:
- In computer hardware: an expansion card
- In computer programming: JEE5 developing tool in-line expansion
- In engineering expansion is the increase in the size of a material and or other products such as the expansion of plastic or metal. By Matthew Barber
- In computer gaming:
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- an expansion pack
- (in real time strategy games like Starcraft) building a secondary base to gather more resources.
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- In mathematics:
- An expansion team in sports.
- In medicine, a trinucleotide repeat expansion disorder is the result of expansion during DNA translation.
- An album by Dave Burrell.
- In economics: economic expansion
- In audio engineering: audio level expansion (or squelch)
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