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Michael Stravato for Wall Street Journal Systemax now has 34 CompUSA stores and vows not to overexpand.

Web Breathes New Life Into Failed Retailers

DeMille began to expand the studio, then began to overexpand it.

Empire of Dreams

Ant colonies have good years and bad ones, but they don't, as a rule, overexpand out of reckless greed and then collapse in economic crisis.

Don’t Forget the Owls

Retailers are particularly vulnerable in the current downturn after a decade of buoyant consumer spending, which encouraged them to overexpand and overborrow.

Wave of Bankruptcy Filings Expected From Retailers in Wake of Holidays

In a way it is this carefulness not to overexpand too quickly that should help protect the industry, which has a long, collective memory of crises reaching back two centuries.

Style: Timing Is Everything

This limits the degree to which the bullet can mushroom and ensures that it does not overexpand and come flying apart.

David E.

What they needed to do was build the fan base, but no, they overexpand and run the league out of money.

USATODAY.com - Dear National Hockey League ...

Too little leavening will leave it flat and dense, while too much will cause the batter to overexpand and collapse into a coarse structure with a harsh flavor.

On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen

"Bonita Bay tried to overexpand and heavily overleveraged to take advantage of the boom cycle," said Jack McCabe, a housing expert and CEO of Deerfield Beach-based McCabe Research and Consulting.

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The ability of banks to extend credit should be limited; without limits, or with loose limits, banks encourage the economy to overexpand, leading to recessions, and occasional depressions.

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