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1. List of paraphrases for "spans":

   covers, extends, aisles, encompasses, stretches

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1. Roman Martinez:

   I think there is a sustained effort to delegitimize the court, that has gotten some traction on the left, as a result of that, you see the poll numbers moving. It's real, and the court, to its credit, is defending itself in a way that spans what some see as the ideological divide.

2. Elliott Suthers:

   Whitman said in a statement. Although Whitman is one of the most prominent executives in Silicon Valley, with a career that spans startups and older businesses, she is not a household name in California, despite her run for governor, said Elliott Suthers, senior vice president with Grayling public communications and communications and media adviser for the McCain/Palin 2008 presidential campaign. To run against a relatively popular incumbent like [ Sen. Dianne Feinstein ] she ’d need to spend record amounts to get within striking distance, outside of Silicon Valley, she’s still a largely unknown quantity. Voters have a pretty short memory and her positions have undoubtedly shifted since 2010.

3. Konstantin Bikos:

   In terms of counting millennia or centuries or decades, it doesn't really matter, it's a man-made system. It matters in terms of categorizing time spans and talking about time spans. But the 203rd decade is, in astronomical terms, no different than the decade before or after.

4. Ryan Hutchings:

   It’s definitely here to stay, and it’s a big hit with consumers, the reason why it’s so popular is that it blends two worlds and spans demographics. We see young people doing it and older generations doing it, and they all do it for one reason: the experience of being out in nature, in the wild, off the beaten path.

5. John Miano:

   H-1B spans the Department of Justice, Labor Department and USCIS [United States Citizenship and Immigration Services]. There’s hope you’d have people at all three levels enforcing the law, and Sessions gives us hope they’ll start doing that.