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While many states overexpand public colleges, some private institutions are underutilized.

Just like the rest of us, chains tend to overexpand if they don't have any discipline, and the excess goes directly to the bottom line.

Because the federal government matches state spending, New York politicians overexpand the program and eschew budget oversight.

"The business came about organically, but we've never borrowed money and we've been careful not to overexpand our product ranges," he says.

In part this is because Texan banks, hard hit in the last property bust, did not overexpand this time.

With the introduction of the 200-mile limit, fishermen and processors had been encouraged to overexpand their operations in anticipation of a boom that never materialized.

That might help to counteract the pro-cyclical nature of capitalism, which led banks to overexpand in the good times and retrench too sharply in bad times.

Defenders of the chaebol say that the crisis spurred reforms, curbing the tendency of the chaebol to overborrow and overexpand.

"We don't want to overstate expectations, don't want anyone to overexpand an agenda," Mr. Bush's chief of staff, John H. Sununu, told reporters on Tuesday.

RISI's principle concern is be that the OSB industry will at least temporarily overexpand in response to the higher prices that prevailed during much of the period 1992-'94.

It helped too that LivePerson did not try to overexpand at a time that the prevailing attitude in the industry was to grow as fast as possible to dominate markets, Mr. Chudnoff said.

Again and again I am forced to the conclusion that in prosperous times a man must be cautious and preserve his capital and be careful not to overexpand his business or to go too deeply in debt relying on a continuation of good business to pay the debt.

That means less guesswork for American in trying to keep its capacity in line with demand, something that has not been easy for the industry - its propensity to overexpand in good times has been the main reason that carriers have lost billions of dollars since the industry was deregulated in 1978.

By Avida Landau TEL AVIV, April 7 (Reuters) - Newly created flash memory maker Numonyx plans to pursue gradual growth as its business strategy, and will not seek to rapidly overexpand its market share over its competitors, its chief executive said on Monday.