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line extension

Extension of an existing product line or brand by the addition of a new modification, such as a new flavour. An example would be the addition to the existing product line of a milk chocolate version of a chocolate bar. An advantage of line extension is that it protects a product line from competition by anticipating a rival's product development. However, a possible disadvantage is that, rather than adding additional customers, it merely spreads the existing customers over a wider product range.



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7 line extension and will have some of the station's entrances located in its base.
But projects such as a Green Line extension will still face competition from other regions across California, each with its own transportation needs.
This includes completing the Exposition light rail line to Santa Monica, the Gold Line extension to Montclair, extending the Red Line subway under Wilshire, and a Green Line connection to LAX.
 
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