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Allow Expressions to be manipulated by strings.

Expressions are still initialized with a variable expressed as a string:

var e = new Expression("x");

But then if you wanted to add another variable, say y, you'd have to
initialize a new expression with "y" before you could add it:

var y = new Expression("y");
e = e.add(y);

This is annoying. You can now just do this:

var e = new Expression("x");
e = e.add("y");

This has also been added for Expression.subtract and
Expression.multiply.

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