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Experimental systems in which polymer fluids can be examined in different velocity fields are briefly described. The steady-state predictions of dilute solution theory are examined and their particular relevance to extensional flow experiments discussed. The observed flow behavior of broad-molecular-weight distribution polymer melts in different velocity fields is examined, particularly in relation to the apparent connections with the theoretical predictions of dilute solution behavior.