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The word multiplies, and many hundreds have attended, not just from the D.C. area, but from Baltimore and as far away as southern Virginia and North Carolina.

Daytime parties are bringing District nightlife into the light 2010

The experimenter collects the contributions, totals them up, adds half again to the amount in other words, multiplies by 1.5—this profit would be the equivalent of the profit made by the herdsman when he finally sold the cattle he has grazed on the commons, and then divides this money evenly among all the players.

SuperCooperators Martin A. Nowak 2011

"It really kind of multiplies the effect of the charitable dollar," because investment gains can accumulate before the money is distributed, says Ani Hurwitz of the New York Community Trust, a foundation in New York.

How to Give Like the Rich 2009

The cell multiplies by dividing, with various processes controlling which compounds get produced when.

Crossroads 2009

Returning hate for hate multiplies hate, adding deeper darkness to a night already devoid of stars.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Justice Kagan I Presume? 2010

Put down anchor somewhere and the barnacle problem multiplies exponentially.

2009 February « Tales from the Reading Room 2009

Put down anchor somewhere and the barnacle problem multiplies exponentially.

Home Is Where… « Tales from the Reading Room 2009

Ad and marketing agencies are under enormous pressure to reinvent themselves as technology multiplies the ways to market to consumers, from placing ads on Twitter to creating a branded application that people can find on Apple Inc.'s app store.

Kids Lend a Digital Hand Suzanne Vranica 2011

Still, navigating two auctions only multiplies the uncertainties.

Can Warner Music Auction Hit Right Notes? Martin Peers 2011

Motion multiplies emotion in "Rio," a 3-D animated feature from Blue Sky Studios, the company that gave us the "Ice Age" series.

Animated 'Rio': A Witty Carnival of Brazil Nuts Joe Morgenstern 2011