While more must be expected of companies, more should be expected of government as well.
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Meditation should not be expected to improve employees' productivity, just as a liberal arts education should not be expected to provide vocational training.
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This is the period during which most improvements might be expected to happen, and so might be expected to show the largest uptick in grades.
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Translation: For every 10 percent stocks fall, gold should be expected to rise 6 percent, while 10-year note futures should only be expected to rise 2.4 percent.
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Therefore, surely to deal with tough issues expertise may not be expected to be sufficient, but generally, it should be expected to be necessary to have input from.
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Art can be expected to hold a mirror up to society, but it cannot be expected to hold a mirror up to every individual who is engaging with it.
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And patients shouldn't be expected to — they aren't doctors.
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And they're nervous about college, which is to be expected.
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How would anyone be expected to keep up with that?
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It must be expected that we take on some risk.
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It's a smaller phone, so that's really to be expected.
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That's to be expected, just like a bigger pachinko machine.
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So some short term profit taking is to be expected.
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Some of the fascination with Markle is to be expected.
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If Bridgewater starts, a far narrower win should be expected.
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And, according to Joanna Williams, that was to be expected.
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They would then be expected to train civilians, Kinik said.
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" Murphy called Ryan's comments "frankly ridiculous, but to be expected.
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Her result, however, is not quite what might be expected.
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That is to be expected in a maturing business cycle.
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To whom much has been given, much will be expected.
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Not easy, but that's to be expected on a Friday.
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How can anyone be expected to do better than this?
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Slowing growth of Uber's core business is to be expected.
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In others, the evident tensions were always to be expected.
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More influential work would be expected to garner more citations.
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Some discrepancy in payouts between platforms is to be expected.
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They can therefore be expected to restrain their investment, too.
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Bob Mueller's prosecutors can be expected to do the same.
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Murren told CNBC's Akiko Fujita, however, that's to be expected.
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He would be expected to appear for dinner in Brussels.
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If any trends would be expected to produce economic anxiety,
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To be expected, the country's most iconic destination isn't cheap.
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Many more are to be expected if this practice continues.
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The theories are, as can be expected, a bit obsessive.
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Some failure is to be expected — and will be understood.
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Both parties can be expected to release only good news.
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His parents reacted about as well as could be expected.
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The intercom screen went dark, which was to be expected.
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Sex and stuff seemed to be expected within my family.
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More monetary stimulus would be expected to keep yields lower.
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They can be expected to act calmly, pragmatically, but purposefully.
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Neither should be expected for a Group of Five program.
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What should not be expected from the meeting are details.
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So what can reasonably be expected of them this week?
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But we may increasingly be expected to honor their recommendations.
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Portugal can be expected to be as uncompromising as ever.
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They will be expected to fall in line behind Biden.
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All Tenants will be expected to meet their Lease obligations.
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A useful ripple effect from such action can be expected.
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That the losing Remainers should bellyache is to be expected.
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That period would be expected to last about 5 weeks.
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A brief hug between Bryant and James would be expected.
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Nothing less would be expected for a musical great's celebration.
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But CEO Rodney McMullen said that was to be expected.
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Number five — might be expected — is therapy's a good idea.
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Having an existential crisis is to be expected, she said.
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This should be expected from a businessman of Trump's stature.
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However, both are to be expected with memory foam pillows.
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Further attempts to soothe Wall Street's concern can be expected.
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So some criticism of her is certainly to be expected.
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Only he would be expected to keep it all secret.
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Spacing out was to be expected from time to time.
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Not a ton of opens, but that's to be expected.
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These relationships can only be expected to grow in scope.
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Different states have different views, as is to be expected.
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They should not be expected to know anything about aviation.
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Clinton, slightly less than would be expected, Ms. Dolan said.
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A further drop should be expected in April, Opinion added.
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Vice Mayor David Briley would also be expected to run.
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As could be expected, the place was crawling with journalists.
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He said the gun backlash was also to be expected.
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As might be expected, bankers are putting on a brave face.
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Thad Cochran, would be expected to skate to election in Mississippi.
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This time Popov wouldn't be expected to set up his friends.
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After that, they would be expected to make a binding offer.
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That was to be expected, given the realities of the war.
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If you're not losing some water weight that should be expected.
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Increasing partisanship might be expected to have affected opinions on globalisation.
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He added change took time and volatility was to be expected.
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But also, this is Cher; some gushing is to be expected!
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A Republican victory is ordinarily what's to be expected in Alabama.
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A final decision in the case would be expected in June.
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Residents of indebted states cannot be expected to endure perpetual stagnation.
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Interest in the Catalonian stand-off is perhaps to be expected.
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There's also footage of Underwood weeping, which is to be expected.
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Should similar carnage be expected on the course this time around?
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I'd done everything a good son could be expected to do.
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The volume of replies was massive, though probably to be expected.
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As might be expected, some are far more idiotic than others.
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Or should students be expected to learn them on their own?
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Therefore, retaining more HDL might be expected to promote heart health.
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He would be expected to win as Algeria's opposition remains fragmented.
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When buying fresh produce, the occasional insect is to be expected.
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So, what sort of deal can he be expected to endorse?
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Candidates can't be expected to post their own Instagrams, after all.
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Will we be expected to take him seriously in the movie?
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As might be expected, Ashbery's early poems show facility and talent,
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Nonetheless, the prime minister cannot be expected to do this alone.
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Which is perhaps to be expected, and not such a loss.
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Second, democracy can be expected to evolve along with the economy.
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Under that plan as well, deductibles would be expected to rise.
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This is to be expected so early on in the process.
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It's unclear what actions the U.S. would be expected to take.
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The site is a little risqué, which is to be expected.
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What happened in Recife this weekend was almost to be expected.
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If he's whispering into Trump's ear, mud-slinging should be expected.
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Reuters reported Monday that a lower bid was to be expected.
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Chaos. Yet this was all to be expected, to a degree.
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The din of static is overwhelming, but that's to be expected.
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A certain amount of smoke and mirrors is to be expected.
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But maybe a flareup of this sort was to be expected.
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For insight into what will be expected of you, ask this.
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After this, things go about as well as can be expected.
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The subject: what would be expected of them in their depositions.
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Stanton will be expected to adjust as smoothly as Sabathia did.
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We can't be expected to lose two games and not drop.
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Instead, they'd be expected to join the ranks of the uninsured.
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Each partner will be expected to invest at least $2205 million.
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Which, how could he be expected to know what milk costs?
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When you've got Netflix moneys, what else is to be expected?
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Once confirmed, the nominee would be expected to serve for life.
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Those figures would be expected to increase as the disease spreads.
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To make such a sacrifice, a clear benefit should be expected.
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They accomplished the latter about as well as could be expected.
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An estimated 50,000 people would be expected to make the switch.
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It wouldn't be something that she would be expected to notice.
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And they could be expected to spend freely to defeat them.
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These are simpler wines, as would be expected from lesser terroirs.
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Typically, Democrats would be expected to offer a barrage of amendments.
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Some of the pullback in income gains was to be expected.
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Given Irma's Category 4 status, investor jitters are to be expected.
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Can they be expected to go along with the friendship program?
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The assertion is that something like this was to be expected.
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Increased gridlock nationwide can be expected unless these investments are made.
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Still, experts say their level of debt is to be expected.
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Could they really be expected to be independent in a year?
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Can someone with that mentality ever be expected to be fair?
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Now with additional rain and snowmelt, more flooding will be expected.
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These sorts of atypical results are to be expected, says Swanson.
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The truth is that lack of clarity was to be expected.
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Mueller would be expected to get financial records at this stage.
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Some kind of provocation from the North was to be expected.
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Cries of foul play from the global hegemon are to be expected.
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That's to be expected from a service with over 2 billion users.
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But this, perhaps, is to be expected from a more moderate Democrat.
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The court's conservatives, including Gorsuch, would be expected to uphold capital punishment.
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Given the Internet's penchant for sarcasm, maybe it was to be expected.
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Plus, a normal pair can at least be expected to act rationally.
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Boyd said the teen is doing as well as can be expected.
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Q: How much reduction in ETF purchases can be expected, and when?
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As is to be expected, the baby was quite wobbly at first.
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But all three can be expected to raise their game next year.
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As could be expected, only 41 percent of non-Trump supporters agreed.
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No details were provided but a formal announcement can be expected soon.
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But, lower growth could be expected if an exit were to happen.
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Uddin, of the Karakoram Area Development Organization, said that's to be expected.
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His likely successor would be expected to emerge at the party congress.
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This might be expected to disrupt the gene and kill the organism.
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Marlon says the family is doing as well as can be expected.
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Copper prices can be expected to tumble further if world growth slides.
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Of these, only the third could be expected to last very long.
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She will be expected to take her oath of office on Jul.
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And some volatility in the market is to be expected, he explains.
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Rhyming couplets can rarely be expected to serve as sound investment advice.
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Much of this is to be expected of a Hollywood period drama.
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This kind of rhetoric was to be expected at AIPAC, but it
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Some market and economic volatility can be expected as this process unfolds.
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Perhaps, in the end, that's all he can be expected to do.
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The commission would be expected to present its results sometime in 2018.
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HM: Land conservation has influenced my subject matter, as can be expected.
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Mergers in the sector were also to be expected, the agency said.
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Border adjustments alone should not be expected to change the trade balance.
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Businesses anticipating slower long-term growth cannot be expected to invest much.
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Politicians who win by saying anything will be expected to deliver everything.
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Mr. Falih can be expected to stay close to Prince Mohammed's line.
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Police reform advocates said the decision was upsetting but to be expected.
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TC: How many deals will you be expected to lead each year?
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A slowdown in activity can be expected as we end the year.
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Takata's banks would be expected to keep credit flowing to the company.
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In this regard, little can be expected of a bitterly divided Congress.
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To some extent, sewage overflows are to be expected during big storms.
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In short, white supremacist police cannot be expected to police white supremacy.
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Voters can't be expected to learn much about the delegates as people.
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Some debate on natural rights is to be expected, given that human
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But poor families should not be expected to cover the additional cost.
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The nuggets were what was exactly to be expected of McDonald's nuggets.
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As we've said before, that's to be expected with fine wine glasses.
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Media bias, however unprofessional, is to be expected in the Trump era.
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Great performances have come to be expected from the American women's team.
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Unless something happened to change that dynamic, little progress could be expected.
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Instead, it told me they were to be expected later this year.
|
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George will be expected to complete 10 minutes of reading every night.
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What other changes in our behavior might we be expected to embrace?
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Over time, these sorts of decisions can be expected to occur frequently.
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Your ruling planet, Mercury, is retrograde, so chaos is to be expected.
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The topic can be expected to cause a frenzy on the tour.
|
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A MIMD machine can be expected to do much more complex calculations.
|
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In any long-running series, drastic changes in tone should be expected.
|
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Urban can't be expected to high five all of them, can he?
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Environmental groups can be expected to fight any efforts to undo them.
|
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Peppermint, as might be expected, strikes a pose with aplomb and alacrity.
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They can't be expected to know how to deal with these things.
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A hammam or a ta'arof here and there is to be expected.
|
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Some heat infiltration through the walls of a cooler can be expected.
|
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That's perhaps to be expected, since she recently gave birth to twins.
|
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Each enterprise partner will be expected to invest at least $10 million.
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Gradual increases in word difficulty are to be expected, but nothing more.
|
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Republicans can be expected to have little interest in supporting Obama's nominee.
|
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We would be expected to participate in typical social and work activities.
|
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So perhaps the evidence presented in the case was to be expected.
|
|
Mr. Asil said his friend's split-second decision was to be expected.
|
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This is not necessarily to be expected of either of their creators.
|
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He described Mr. Cosby's spirits as "as well as can be expected."
|
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Only one correct match would be expected by chance, Dr. Schwarz said.
|
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Some rollback toward pre-Trump market preferences can be expected, of course.
|
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Analysts say that's to be expected given the moderate rise in production.
|
|
Comments like Peach&aposs are to be expected from NATO military officials.
|
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From this sorely toxic fusion, no serious improvements can ever be expected.
|
|
Intervention such as policy loosening can be expected from Beijing, he added.
|
|
As might be expected, the results were split largely along party lines.
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|
As would be expected, there were some periods in which it underperformed.
|
|
Hostility to this limited reform is overblown, though unfortunately to be expected.
|
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May, the Cabinet Manual states that she would be expected to resign.
|
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Some apprehension between partners and their in-laws is to be expected.
|
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If that's the case, it would be expected to be dollar positive.
|
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Perhaps that was to be expected without Obama being on the ticket.
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Upon detection, monies would also be expected toward treatment and lifestyle change.
|
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Corporate earnings growth would be expected to fall due to tax increases.
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AS MIGHT BE expected, much of the home is oriented toward eating.
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However, he says, the Whitney cannot be expected to right these wrongs.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May said ministers who voted against the government's instructions on Wednesday would be expected to resign, but did not say that those who abstained would also be expected to resign.
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The White House will decry Obama judicial appointments, which is to be expected.
|
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After an election this contentious, some partisan second-guessing is to be expected.
|
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Still, they'll be expected to pay any applicable taxes and for payment processing.
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"Targeted action can be expected on Friday too," Verdi said in a statement.
|
|
Normally a visiting U.S. president might be expected to address parliament at Westminster.
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These injuries were consistent with what would be expected from blunt force trauma.
|
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Severe structural damage to frame homes, apartments, and shopping centers should be expected.
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So a final text could be expected maybe in a year or so.
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At higher power levels, the vacuum gets noisier, though that's to be expected.
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There was some grandstanding, but that's to be expected at a televised hearing.
|
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The company can't be expected to stop every single scrap of fake news.
|
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Evolution can be expected to take a dim view of such an affront.
|
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Lohr said in March that no "revolution" should be expected under his leadership.
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It also seems to make animals less sociable than would otherwise be expected.
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As might be expected, countermeasures to sniff out such deception are being developed.
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All of which is to be expected, given they're tech companies, not entertainers.
|
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How could I ever be expected to choose one side or the other?
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Nor should it be expected to be, since the stakes are so high.
|
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The harm caused by soil pollution is as grave as might be expected.
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High radiation readings near any of the used fuel are to be expected.
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No individual should be expected to respond to such an abuse of power.
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A certain degree of ideological flexibility from the Tories is to be expected.
|
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But the Conservative opposition is not benefiting as much as might be expected.
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Children born of starved mothers were, as might be expected, smaller than usual.
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You couldn't possibly be expected to go a few days without Punch-Out!!
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You can't really be expected to play Pong without a paddle, can you?
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These are held in a database secured, as might be expected, by blockchain.
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Ferreira was furious, as could be expected given Tavana's jaw-droppingly inane contents.
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Can that be expected in the next couple of rate hikes as well?
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But because they can't read your mind, and shouldn't be expected to try.
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Some market and economic volatility is to be expected as this process unfolds.
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Public transactions might therefore only be expected in the five largest European markets.
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"A very moderate upward adjustment in prices can be expected," the summary said.
|
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But Page's lecture sounded different than what would be expected from most Americans.
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If many are treating this with portentous language, this is to be expected.
|
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Chinese P12.53P lenders' many and varied problems might be expected to deter investors.
|
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Perhaps that should be expected from the film's writer and director, Taika Waititi.
|
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You will be expected to be a good sport about all of it.
|
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As to be expected, everyone is taking the death of AIM very hard.
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It was unclear when Uebber would be expected to take over as chairman.
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If that box can't hold Alabama, it can't be expected to hold anything.
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This was to be expected -- overt racists are seldom invested in being nice.
|
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Or will users be expected to outline the device's general design as well?
|
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Louboutins and makeup contouring that could rival the Kardashians are to be expected.
|
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Mrs Clinton might be expected to eke out her political capital more gradually.
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If Cruz wins in Iowa many more such attacks are to be expected.
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To some extent, that was to be expected in a strong bull market.
|
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Big promises are to be expected from presidential candidates, but reality often intrudes.
|
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An estimated 7,000 FARC foot soldiers and commanders would be expected to disarm.
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They should be expected, and perhaps even encouraged, in a free-market system.
|
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Clinton is to be expected, but supporters of Senator Bernie Sanders, like Prof.
|
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But that's to be expected for a product that starts at $100 less.
|
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And, as to be expected, a host of prominent conservatives are crying foul.
|
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So what can be expected from the person that takes office next year?
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If they say and do dumb things, well, isn't it to be expected?
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"This list ... could be expected to outperform if bond yields rise," he wrote.
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And how much baggage, exactly, can a person be expected to hump around?
|
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So the Kremlin can be expected to continue escalating its disinformation and propaganda.
|
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Those teams cannot be expected to wait around indefinitely for a political breakthrough.
|
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Monsoon rains are to be expected in India this time of the year.
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Audiences for the Thursday night debate would be expected to be much larger.
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Questions at customs are to be expected while fingerprinting etc is going on.
|
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As a lifetime appointee, Gorsuch, 49, would be expected to serve for decades.
|
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Yet, these witnesses would be expected to recall details from 36 years ago.
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The judges could be expected to clear at least 700 cases per year.
|
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It's only fair then that you be expected to meet them as well.
|
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No incoming president can be expected to be an expert on every topic.
|
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Another two rate hikes should be expected before the end of the year.
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Even worse was the realization that I'd be expected to keep it secret.
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The latter is a bit Benny Hill-ish, which is to be expected.
|
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He can be expected to reliably advocate for big investors' interests in Washington.
|
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Another slide identifies some of the numbers Omnicom would be expected to deliver.
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Pronounced economic declines are to be expected in the first half of 2020.
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"If things go their normal ways, then that's to be expected," he said.
|
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They were also years of serious drought; fires were almost to be expected.
|
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How transparent should scientists be expected to be about funders, methods, and data?
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And they're within an order of magnitude where performance improvements could be expected.
|
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Or is it something teenagers should be expected to learn on their own?
|
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There are folks on all sides of the spectrum, as to be expected.
|
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He takes leaps that no one could reasonably be expected to back up.
|
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Companies, and cities, cannot be expected to exercise restraint under the current rules.
|
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Kaepernick, as was to be expected, kept his voice out of the mix.
|
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How could you be expected to know the labyrinths of the Russian soul?
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In between, Huffman will be expected to eat breakfast from 230:2000 a.m.
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Here is what can be expected in the coming days and weeks: Jan.
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Here is what can be expected in the coming days and weeks: Jan.
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As with any effort to forecast the future, perfect foresight cannot be expected.
|
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Much of this might be expected from an economist in the Clinton administration.
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Hellfire-spitting engines, magnetic suspension and needle-sharp steering are to be expected.
|
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It's a simple question: Should federal agencies be expected to follow the law?
|
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That Anthony Rendon and Howie Kendrick delivered for Washington was to be expected.
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That the weak liberal parties dominated the new government was to be expected.
|
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The investigation can be expected to unfold like others involving senior federal officials.
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As might be expected, it involves one of the heralds of the title.
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Commerzbank also said that "a spending offensive" by the government should be expected.
|
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A celebration of German heritage there might be expected to raise some eyebrows.
|
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Also, the Swiss army can hardly be expected to remain alert without coffee.
|
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"Coming in, it was the outcome that was to be expected," Bishop added.
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As might be expected, there are countervailing legal arguments in favor of Chevron.
|
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White House counsel Pat Cipollone would be expected to play a leading role.
|
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But the official said Cipollone would be expected to play a leading role.
|
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Such shrinkage can be expected to continue for the Vision Fund's sprawling portfolio.
|
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After all, presidents cannot be expected to have perfect judgment at all times.
|
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President-elect Trump should not be expected to destroy the company he built.
|
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Without new oversight, technology companies cannot be expected to change, the report concluded.
|
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The mortality in the control group was higher than what might be expected.
|
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But Trump seems to be pushing the limits of what's to be expected.
|
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As might be expected, he was not seen as favorably in the West.
|
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Many of the trends we saw in 2018 can be expected to continue.
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Both galleries include some of their own artists, which is to be expected.
|
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Given the grotesque proliferation of preteens with iPhones, this is to be expected.
|
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As might be expected, this rescue maneuver didn't always work out as planned.
|
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"Harmful activity is to be expected in the intersection between cyber and space."
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She asks me a million questions about everything, which is to be expected from a child, but she never asks me questions about why I am who I am (a trans man), which I wish could be expected from adults.
|
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You can step onto a football field and be expected to run faster and jump higher, but then step into an operating room and be expected to perform lesser and adapt slower—both because of the color of your skin.
|
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It doesn't necessarily answer whether Mr. Trump's lead should be expected to hold elsewhere.
|
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As might be expected, the basket brought a roar of approval from the stands.
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It shouldn't be expected user fees to pay for every bus or subway ride.
|
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Perhaps that is to be expected, given that it is Lamborghini were talking about.
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" "But when you consider that we're taking away the mandate, it's to be expected.
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How can voters be expected to know for whom they will cast a ballot?
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Normally an announcement on a new chairman wouldn't be expected until early next year.
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As to be expected, many of the pairs are from his own Yeezy collection.
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That means flat or low single-digit returns are to be expected, Shalett said.
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False dawns were perhaps to be expected: recoveries from debt crises are painfully slow.
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And that's totally to be expected and something we have really tried to embrace.
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Of course, a Chinese official can be expected to express confidence about Chinese banks.
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They're solemn, which is to be expected when you're preparing for your own death.
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Rangarajan said new members would be expected to pledge a further $100 million each.
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Sometimes, it offsets the thermodynamic effects, leading to cooler temperatures than might be expected.
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This is all to be expected as part of Clinton's preparation for her coronation.
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Storm surges of up to 10 feet are to be expected along the coast.
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How could I, a slender blonde, be expected to play against this, and win?
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That's perhaps to be expected given the huge amount of GMV already being generated.
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The 36-year-old would be expected to recover prior to the 2020 season.
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Organisations on the left which might be expected to back rent control oppose it.
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The carrier's website says new orders can be expected to ship by March 3.
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In terms of clarity, you can't compare the two — and that's to be expected.
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Pivot tells The Verge the clothes can be expected to ship in spring 2019.
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Click here to view original GIFHow can we be expected to choose only eight?
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But it's Zuckerberg, a man who eats dry toast, so that's to be expected.
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Mr Modi's party is rattled, and can be expected to adjust its strategy defensively.
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An engagement between Harry and Markle can be expected to follow a similar pattern.
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A great deal more can be expected, with the wars following the same pattern.
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The forecasts for a Trump win, though, aren't as extreme as might be expected.
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Many of the comments mention Susan Fowler and sexual harassment, as would be expected.
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He said they're to be expected when the government ignores market realities and overreaches.
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Things are getting sexy on the set of Baywatch – but that's to be expected.
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The rest of NATO, too, will be expected to come up with additional troops.
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If it's a technical error on SpaceX's part, longer delays are to be expected.
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In some ways, the horrific terrorist attack in Manchester, England, was to be expected.
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The December figures strengthened the view that no hike should be expected this year.
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What should an employee be expected to deal with on a minimum wage salary?
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He's lived in Brazil for more than a decade, so that's to be expected.
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As could be expected, Anthony was a little rattled by the mid-game ambush.
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Additionally, as is to be expected in a beta, there were a few bugs.
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" The source tells PEOPLE Arquette's family "is doing as well as can be expected.
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As would be expected, not all of the traders' calls have returned double digits.
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Once the Senate bill passes, House Republicans may be expected to weigh in quickly.
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Toasted coconut and carrot cake cupcakes can be expected to line their shelves soon.
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The duchess may be dressing more conservatively, but that's to be expected, she said.
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" The source also said Arquette's family "is doing as well as can be expected.
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They can be expected to protest as the government tries to end the largesse.
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Berenberg analyst Iain Pearce said a special dividend could be expected at year-end.
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At which stage Congo's swing artisanal production can be expected to kick back in.
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But then both of those sets are more expensive, so that's to be expected.
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Trump has often seemed less anxious to avoid a shutdown than might be expected.
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But she shouldn't be expected to, either - he wasn't a great boyfriend to her.
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A customer adoption curve for buying products through voice should be expected, Cassar said.
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As might be expected, these can blur the line between public service and promotion.
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As is perhaps to be expected, here too the Brexiteers' ambitions look overly optimistic.
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"People should gradually — gradually — be expected to pay actuarial rates," Hensarling said in June.
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When performance consistently falls short of desired outcomes, government should be expected to respond.
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No business can be expected to stay afloat absent basic information about money available.
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But when the economy is healthy and growing, it can be expected to decline.
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What about situations in which an officer might be expected to fire, but doesn't?
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Each one might be expected to invest $250 million or $500 million, he said.
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This kind of polling volatility should be expected, particularly with party conventions at hand.
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" Farm animal welfare isn't something companies or consumers should be expected to "figure out.
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This indignation and strong dose of "I told you so" is to be expected.
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Should Christians be expected to obey all human laws and cooperate with all regimes?
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But should black players be expected to take the lead in fighting social injustices?
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Clinton's lead would be expected to fade a bit over the next few weeks.
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But, as would be expected, he was bullish about what Paris had to offer.
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Bauer was not sharp in that inning, but perhaps that was to be expected.
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As can be expected, this week's roundtable discussion did not produce any clear solutions.
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That's not an issue if you're listening at mid-volume, as would be expected.
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Clinton campaign officials say that's to be expected, because he is well known there.
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"Since we have no access, the worst is to be expected," Mr. Magazzeni said.
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Perhaps this ideology is to be expected of a red, southern, non-border state.
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But no one could be expected to be playing with the Power Nine originals.
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I mean, God bless these girls, but they can't be expected to do everything.
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Be smart: These immediate impacts were to be expected, including by the White House.
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She basically does about as good a job as could be expected of her.
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But some expressed doubts whether artists could, or should, be expected to be entrepreneurs.
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It's much thicker and heavier than your standard Echo, but that's to be expected.
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Such hiccups are to be expected when pushing boundaries is part of the mandate.
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If it does, will you be expected to continue your school work from home?
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Such minor symptoms are normal and should be expected as the body builds immunity.
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I want to be clear here: Program failures are to be expected, even applauded.
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She'd be expected to spend more than half her annual income on health insurance.
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At the arraignment, Manafort would be expected to enter a plea of not guilty.
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Upon returning, Durant would be expected to guard Kawhi Leonard, the Raptors' main scorer.
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Of course, Goldman's lawyers can be expected to push for a nonprosecution agreement instead.
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Watson will be expected to win the Heisman Trophy as a junior next year.
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More cancelations should be expected until the United States has the coronavirus pandemic contained.
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FCA has already had contact with Facebook, and many more engagements can be expected.
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A dollop of mawkish sentiment is to be expected in this kind of movie.
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Tenants would be expected to pay the rent though vouchers or their own income.
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From a technical perspective, the dollar looks overbought, so some consolidation can be expected.
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I wonder how far this has to go before proper behavior will be expected.
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That the freedom-loving people of Hong Kong should protest was to be expected.
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But as to be expected with cheap appliances, eventually the press passed its prime.
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The Trump administration can be expected to fight any attempt to financially support Iran.
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He will, according to investigators, be expected to answer to all of those charges.
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So why, they ask, should he be expected to stifle his most potent megaphone?
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Air Liquide's acquisition of Airgas offers some insight into the scrutiny to be expected.
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Gasoline sales rose, as could be expected, but curiously, building and garden supplies fell.
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As this outbreak unfolds, total transparency and real-time information dissemination should be expected.
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I was the one in love; certainly, I couldn't be expected to do it.
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The bad shots were to be expected after so much time away from competition.
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Tehran also could be expected to target American citizens wherever they might be found.
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Those volunteers will then be expected to start reaching out to their congressional leaders.
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The incumbent in this position will be expected to perform other duties as required.
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Corporate events also have revealed some ETFs do not do what would be expected.
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Based on Fink's analysis, 16,849 suicides would be expected from August to December 2014.
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So the administration can be expected to be unhelpful, with Congress a question mark.
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As with any bad software, it can be expected to crash when conditions change.
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Thailand has said the final reading could be expected by the end of 2021.
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Workers will then be expected to hold conversations about their personal experiences and biases.
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The scene might be expected on a special occasion at any other public school.
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The idea that men can't be expected to control their sexual urges is widespread.
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Cryptocurrency advocates say bitcoin is still young and price volatility is to be expected.
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Some bargain hunting and short-covering were to be expected after December's historic rout.
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So improved background checks and higher age limits could reasonably be expected to help.
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"President Trump should not be expected to destroy the company he built," she said.
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He'd be expected to drop deep, collect the ball, take on players, and feed teammates just as he would be expected to drift wide in a fluid attacking line, just as Suarez does at the Camp Nou presently, and others have before him.
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SCHULMAN: Employers cannot be expected to be omniscient, but they can be expected to continue to do what CDC, OSHA, WHO, and state and local governments advise in terms of hygiene and sanitation, sending sick employees home, and being flexible with policies.
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Perhaps this is an unfair comparison; fund managers cannot be expected to outperform every year.
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At the 2014 home-run level, one would be expected only once every 13 seasons.
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Bold, avant garde fashion choices are to be expected on the Met Gala red carpet.
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And as is to be expected by any true fan, Lively freaked the hell out.
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The Pro lasted 10 hours and 35 minutes—which Apple told us would be expected.
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However, the actors said dating rumors are always to be expected when they are single.
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Yet these kind of crazy specs are to be expected from Nikon's workhorse pro camera.
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As could be expected, the news has not gone down well among Italy's populist government.
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No one should be expected to do it all and asking for help is OK!
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Some of that partiality is to be expected, considering the deep pockets of media corporations.
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On the evidence of past kerfuffles, Republican senators can be expected to dodge and hedge.
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But that's to be expected as OnePlus seeks a bigger piece of the mainstream pie.
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Gusts hitting 4503 km/h could be expected by Wednesday evening, the service said earlier.
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The airport is crawling with more police and military than usual, as would be expected.
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As is to be expected, there's also plenty of bonding over Budweiser along the way.
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In normal circumstances, central banks would be expected to inject money to ease such shortages.
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Well, except for that small blip of college-aged people, but that's to be expected.
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In other words, it's just the kind of combination to be expected during frothy markets.
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These three can be expected to have disagreements over the best way to handle Brexit.
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Mr. Modi cannot be expected to discuss every crime committed by someone who supports him.
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Yet mostly the impression is of political operatives doing what might be expected—being political.
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The group's overall accuracy was far superior to what could be expected from random chance.
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Mr. Cruz can be expected to target Mr. Trump, regardless of whether he is present.
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That sort of disruption isn't just possible here at MWC, it should probably be expected.
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The judge, however, disagreed, saying they were "minor altercations…to be expected in a marriage".
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Trump, who soured on Sessions amid the Mueller probe, can be expected to attack him.
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And we should not be expected to stand by quietly as society does just that.
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There's always an error, that's to be expected — but who's in charge of catching it?
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Such migrations would not be expected to leave much of an archaeological trace, he said.
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He stressed that governments would not be expected to make financial pledges on the spot.
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Being put on hold for hours on end over the phone is to be expected.
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As to be expected, many of them were infused with typically British wit and humour.
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Mr Mulvaney seems to be downplaying how much damage he can be expected to limit.
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Some were to be expected; others, not so much — but you're gonna want them all.
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Some cooling, German officials say, is only to be expected in an expansion's tenth year.
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Just how much each athlete should be expected to sacrifice for the right to compete.
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Infrared facial recognition in consumer applications is still relatively new, so flaws should be expected.
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People can't be expected to carry jugs of water from buildings that are miles away.
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Which is to be expected as mediums/media are capable of reconfiguring societies at scale.
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Unfortunately, it's to be expected that attacks like this will continue to happen in Europe.
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"A lot of this behavior coming from him seems to be expected somehow," Clinton said.
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Susanne Lindh who is heading the Nobel Centre project said criticism was to be expected.
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It also, as can be expected, had the longest line, snaking around the Queens venue.
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It's not an approach that can be expected to work every year — no strategy does.
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But Trump wouldn't have it -- and shouldn't be expected to try it -- any other way.
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How can someone so rich really be expected to keep track of all his money?
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A man of rectitude and prudence, Mueller should not be expected to restore the peace.
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Kushner stressed that governments would not be expected to make financial pledges on the spot.
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UKIP is thus in a trickier position than might be expected, considering its recent triumph.
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Other key Democrats will also be expected to weigh in on such a policy shift.
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That's pared about 30 percent from the impact that would otherwise be expected, they concluded.
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More Mobile, More Mobile Fraud The problem of mobile fraud is only to be expected.
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I guess that's to be expected when I slept a majority of the day yesterday.
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In a prolonged trade war, neither China nor Europe should be expected to grow rapidly.
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Sirisena said more changes could be expected within the SLFP in the next two weeks.
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The first proper supersized wind farm shouldn't be expected earlier than 10 or 15 years.
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As we have transformed into a data-driven society and economy, this may be expected.
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As to be expected after a major election where the other party takes control, Sen.
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At the very least, he'll be expected to offer some justification for his stock sale.
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If no additional issues arise, the deal can be expected to close late this year.
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He added that the curve could be expected to steepen given stronger U.S. economic growth.
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Wider international attention can be expected to continue, potentially exacerbating political polarization at every step.
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All service members, constitutionally beholden to civilian control, would then be expected to unquestioningly comply.
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Interestingly, city and rural populations are more aligned on the issue than might be expected.
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Thus bitcoins can be expected to be hoarded as long as the price keeps rising.
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As to be expected, the GAO report studiously avoids making any political or constitutional recommendation.
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Such a dip might be expected because WeWork was opening locations at a fast clip.
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Unauthorized disclosure of SECRET information can be expected to cause serious damage to national security.
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As might be expected, retirement is not top of mind for most of our generation.
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A roommate came with the package, but considering her means, that was to be expected.
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But if the behavior has addictive qualities, can drivers really be expected to police themselves?
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It was meant to be the definitive moment in which the turning could be expected.
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As is to be expected, some have decided to #boycott certain companies as a result.
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More care is taken over every aspect of the medal ceremony than might be expected.
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And if Russia was defeated, it could only be expected to one day seek revenge.
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These anonymous gestures of unselfish generosity cannot be expected, but they are frequent and beautiful.
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In fact, each bulb can be expected to last 15 years without losing its luster.
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Why should our employers then be expected to pay again to read the published paper?
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He paid the men, who told him a similar payoff would be expected each month.
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That, in turn, must be expected to plunge the U.K. into a serious economic recession.
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Premiums could be expected to skyrocket as insurers attempt to deal with the continuing uncertainty.
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So even though it might be expected because of their age, it still seems shocking.
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Ferrer said that more service on the 7, G, and M should also be expected.
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A Michael Bay flick should not be expected to contribute much toward answering these questions.
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That perceptions of the economy would be mediated by partisanship is perhaps to be expected.
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Two more interest rate hikes should be expected this year along with three in 2019.
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However, the inconsistencies in text size are to be expected if the screenshots are legitimate.
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That pick can be expected to have an AV of about 2.4 through five years.
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The battery's shot, but that's to be expected after so long a duration in storage.
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While Napoli will be expected to top the group, it's really too tight to call.
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Ultra-safe short-term bond funds can also be expected to earn around 1 percent.
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It's the same with public speaking or any situation where nervousness is to be expected.
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This is of course to be expected in a prequel, heck, it's to be wanted.
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"This pullback was to be expected," said market analyst at ETM Analytics Ricardo Da Camara.
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Infighting within global organizations as large and as political as the I.M.F. can be expected.
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The proposed fees would be expected to raise $2.3 billion in the first five years.
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But objects orbiting above 620 miles can be expected to stay in space for centuries.
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Rising rates alone could be expected to have a negative effect on the stock market.
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Most Medicaid enrollees, it seems, already are working or can't reasonably be expected to work.
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If the generation above us is not informed, how can we be expected to be?
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Celebrities from the area could at least be expected to get the team's name right.
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But more will be expected of her now that her passion has become her profession.
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After he came out of retirement, it was unclear what could be expected of him.
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As to be expected with any dramatization, there are certain liberties taken for entertainment value.
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Some sympathy might be expected from the central government, which considers autos a "pillar" industry.
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The increased spending did not come, as might be expected, with a jump in inflation.
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Would cash-strapped towns and cities be expected to provide the weapons to their schools?
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If the dishwasher won't work properly, you will be expected to fix the problem immediately.
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Any bill would be expected to unwind the health law over at least a year.
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Similarly, the President's legal team can be expected to quietly continue preparing a robust defense.
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Now, he learned, he is burning 2600 fewer calories a day than would be expected.
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Nor can it be expected to, given the growing complexity and speed of modern markets.
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The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory issued a "code red" warning that additional activity could be expected.
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Authorities can be expected to want to only increase their access to such intimate information.
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"Dulos can reasonably be expected to have been aware of these facts," the warrant said.
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The Chiefs can be expected to win, and the prospect of them covering is likely.
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Incitement and support from across the border for violence and terrorism are to be expected.
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This was perhaps to be expected, since these are especially delicate topics that divide Democrats.
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The decision by the SSC can be expected at the earliest on 25 April 2017.
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Martial law could be expected to come to a close; free elections would be held.
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The exporter can be expected to pass some of the subsidy on to foreign purchasers.
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His campaign did not specifically outline how much the plan would be expected to cost.
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His campaign did not specifically outline how much the plan would be expected to cost.
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At 1960s rates of productivity growth, incomes would be expected to double every 2700 years.
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China can also be expected to exploit the soft underbelly of Taiwanese politics: patronage networks.
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So any protracted period of volatility can correspondingly be expected to slow M&A activity.
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Why should a cancer patient be expected to lift her own spirits or anyone else's?
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"President-elect Trump should not be expected to destroy the company he built," she said.
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Instead, she can be expected to live a traditionally subordinate life of housework and childbearing.
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That, in turn, must be expected to exacerbate the serious debt problems of those countries.
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If so, further twists in the downward spiral of US-Russian relations can be expected.
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Of course, the United States cannot be expected to bear the burden on its own.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — Perhaps the outcome was to be expected here in deeply conflicted North Carolina.
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The same outcome could be expected with the total-wealth-return reporting standard we propose.
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The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) said damage and aftershocks could be expected.
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Polling stations have closed but the first results will not be expected until after 221.6pm.
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The court is ideologically split between conservatives and liberals, so conflicts are to be expected.
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"Large raids would be hard to stop although some losses would be expected," Layton said.
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As might be expected alien spacecraft figure, or seem to, in every work on view.
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It is to be expected that a grand jury would be impaneled at some point.
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The awkward Cobb-Dowd dynamic should be expected given their different interests, legal experts say.
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He will be expected to defend voting rights, but his record indicates that he won't.
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Each of these physiological changes would be expected to improve how well the volunteers aged.
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While you can't be expected to be perfect, you are expected to do your best.
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And just how much more will we be expected to fork out for a Freddo?
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That's to be expected, but it's no reason to do away with the rule itself.
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A family from Nebraska could hardly be expected to know about the migration habits of alligators.
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Ministers would be expected to stick to the government's existing position until a deal was reached.
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Some Trump supporters are blaming the Twitter account purge on Communists, which is to be expected.
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Picking a landing site determines what kind of science a rover might be expected to conduct.
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If not, he could be returned to California where he'll be expected to complete his probation.
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A bill so wildly unpopular, facing massive national outcry, could be expected to die on arrival.
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But any project would not be expected until after the country's main import facility is completed.
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This is a hugely ambitious mission with lots of moving parts, so setbacks should be expected.
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It says the Russias of 1917 and 2017 have more in common than might be expected.
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Partisanship is to be expected, especially at the outset; it is the default posture in Washington.
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On those days, they will not be expected to be on call or asked to work.
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Although HBO renewed Westworld for a third season in May, the wait is to be expected.
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The U.S. would be expected to build a radar system to counter the threats, he said.
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He would also be expected to deal with any floor fights on controversial motions that arise.
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On the face of things, these might be expected to be bad for total reproductive output.
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The patterns he found looked different from what would be expected if all was above-board.
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Under a microscope, seal whiskers are not circular when sliced through, as might naively be expected.
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It was, obviously, very big news, and it utterly dominated social media, as should be expected.
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Affected Chinese producers might be expected to run their smelters as fast they can to compensate.
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In fact, they would almost certainly be expected to violate the rules of the safe area.
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The most common form of overcharging was not, as might be expected, taking a longer route.
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This is obviously a terrible idea, but it's Matt, so that's kind of to be expected.
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Patients rarely fight, but shouting matches erupt every once in a while, as might be expected.
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The found increasingly fewer animals as the brine got more salty, which is to be expected.
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Amazon's third-quarter earnings demonstrate that sales are way up, but that was to be expected.
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However, not all arcades can be expected to succeed at such a new form of technology.
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He doesn't have practiced answers about religious questions, nor should he be expected to, they say.
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"It's fun to take a favourite book and make poems, that's to be expected," says Mason.
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It's to be expected, then, that we might have felt their effects a tad more intensely.
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Standing might thus be expected to reduce the amount of it available to be given elsewhere.
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A rational utility-maximiser would be expected to keep as much of the money as possible.
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This all amounts to far more than the wrinkles to be expected with any new law.
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Since students suffer when teaching quality declines, they might be expected to push back against this.
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You will also be expected to contribute creatively to the sound design for the new programme.
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With political uncertainty ahead domestically, and international markets still in flux, volatility is to be expected.
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Whatever China does, at least four more nations can safely be expected to follow its lead.
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The figures quoted are based on Boeing's commercial list pricing and a discount can be expected.
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The numerous awards given to Alfonso Cuarón, a Mexican film-maker, were only to be expected.
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Thursday's ruling means Russia will be expected to bring its rules into line with the WTO's.
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Investing in those dollar-denominated bonds would then be expected to prop up the currency's value.
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But it's also to be expected when tasking talented actors with mechanically copying an existing movie.
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"There are aspects of PZM21 that are without precedent and really couldn't be expected," he said.
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How would any adversary be expected to know the warheads were set at a low yield?
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There are other minor issues as well to be expected with a large fleet of vehicles.
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Some are to be expected (aquamarine and white), while others are more unusual (maroon with yellow).
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For a show that's constructed around the ideas of perception and mystery, that's to be expected.
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As might be expected, opposition primarily comes from executives, the business community, and their conservative allies.
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As might be expected, this doesn't bode well for the already dry vegetation in the region.
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Conversely, if House Republicans hold on with a diminished majority, they will be expected to govern.
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That's to be expected, however, since the elder Hefner had a major hand in the project.
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Dodgers manager Dave Roberts chose his words carefully regarding Julio Urias, as is to be expected.
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The Tiny1 will be expected to list for $529 if it makes it to retail shelves.
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Tick one of these boxes, and an individual can be expected to receive a neurochemical reward.
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The defense can be expected to counter that Nero had reasonable suspicion to arrest the man.
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As new generations are minted and old ones learn English, earnings can be expected to rise.
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As long as they have to deliver such messages, Greek banks cannot be expected to prosper.
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The trader said any additional stimulus could be expected after the National Day holiday in October.
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At the same time, applicants would be expected to give their employers 30 days' written notice.
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A significant amount of business in Panama would be expected to be "perfectly legal", she added.
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There aren't any details on a price or when that FDA approval might be expected. h2.
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"In general a moderate upwards trend in industrial activity is to be expected," the ministry said.
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Shane Mac, co-founder of Assist, told me Microsoft's entry into bots was to be expected.
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The deadline for applications is June 26 and work will be expected to commence next summer.
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And it really does call out a level of behavior that should be expected of everyone.
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As is to be expected, there was significant backlash to this message; the predictable scare tactics.
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It is to be expected that efforts to de-radicalize such disturbed individuals would meet roadblocks.
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Sports analysts speculate Woods shouldn't be expected to return to the links any time this year.
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A late-career truck driver without a college education can't be expected to become a coder.
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He believed some kind of deal could be expected in the second half of the year.
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And if the labs didn't know Higenamine was banned, then athletes couldn't be expected to, either.
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And while that story might be expected, watching it play out through Wood's script is harrowing.
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The pledges made by countries would be expected to result in global warming of about 3C.
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Some flight cancellations could also still be expected as northern Taiwan is lashed by heavy rain.
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If these sound odd, it's to be expected among the animals found in the Solomon Islands.
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After all, Flake can't be expected to change his ideology simply because he doesn't like Trump.
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As to be expected, those who stood in the way of his message got verbally strafed.
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Such confusion would be expected to lead to painful and long-lasting impasses in trade battles.
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Why bother playing themes and variations on a melody few readers can be expected to know?
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That means he would not be expected to raise interest rates as aggressively as they might.
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How can he be expected properly to lead all the Republicans in the House as Speaker?
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Sadly, unless action is taken, the prices of ever more drugs can be expected to skyrocket.
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With Greece and Italy just across the sea, a new stream of refugees can be expected.
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The Saudis, they told us, are proud people and can't be expected to accept such humiliation.
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And more slow storms like Florence can be expected to hit the U.S. in the future.
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The right ventricles pumped considerably less blood than would be expected from a completely healthy heart.
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As a professional toy designer, you'll be expected to stay apprised of evolving safety regulations, too.
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Senators should ask point-blank if Kavanaugh passed it, and he should be expected to answer.
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If one of them wants to be Catholic it's fine, but a presentation will be expected.
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Given the level of password sharing and reusing, it's honestly to be expected at this point.
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The promise to repeal the law is one they'll be expected to keep, according to Rep.
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Traditionally, political negotiations are built around compromise, says Voss, but that should not be expected Tuesday.
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If information is so unreliable, then why should the public be expected to pay for it?
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Mr. Botstein led good, representative accounts, and the many rough edges were only to be expected.
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That's to be expected, but what might surprise some is that it's all but inevitable now.
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China's Chang'e 4 mission has gone about as well as could be expected, if not better.
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For women in tech, sexism is so often encountered that it unfortunately comes to be expected.
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The speech was bizarre in so many other ways, including the to-be-expected Trump lies.
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A relatively seamless transition should be expected between the Peña Nieto and the AMLO negotiation teams.
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At 72, having practiced this kind of rhetoric for decades, he cannot be expected to change.
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Thankfully, it basically looks like Animal Crossing, albeit with your to-be-expected tweaks for microtransactions.
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That kind of talk is to be expected, since Martin is not exactly given to effusiveness.
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Both those resources are getting cheaper every day and can be expected to further suppress prices.
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In response, health insurers would be expected to raise their premiums or exit the market altogether.
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Perhaps it's to be expected that the acted bits seem straight out of a Lifetime movie.
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There are a couple of unpleasant consequences that can be expected from a trip to McDonald's.
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Technological innovations in art, fashion, and beauty are to be expected in the next seven years.
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There were piles of books on poetry and politics, which was to be expected—but Wow!
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And once again, it's been proven that Canada's justice system cannot be expected to serve women.
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Conjugal scrutiny is certainly to be expected, especially when there is the appearance of possible conflict.
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Unfortunately, your editorial is quite defensive in tone and content, to be expected given the topic.
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Wahl added that public schools should simply be expected to provide academic instruction, and that's all.
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In a time of record deficits, calls for a variety of tax increases can be expected.
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Not that female directors should be expected to bring only overtly feminist stories to the stage.
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To some extent, that is to be expected as the number of potential ISIS targets dwindles.
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We may not be able to stop them, but we cannot be expected to defend them.
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The quality of opponent has diminished significantly at 41-years-old, though that's to be expected.
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That means he wouldn't be expected to return until the N.B.A. finals if Golden State advances.
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They lack empathy and can be expected to be heavy-handed in their rulings and sentencing.
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The establishment gets a bit of a break, but not as much as might be expected.
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Dangling from a tiny chain, they are more delicate than might be expected from the brand.
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"What's happening today is well beyond the range of what could be expected naturally," he said.
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Insofar as this is only the second in a 12-episode season, that's to be expected.
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Hadrien Coumans, a co-founder of the Lenape Center, said false starts were to be expected.
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He would also be expected to do well in Maine, where there has been little polling.
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Teachers who are compromised by stress cannot be expected to create environments where children will thrive.
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Such an increase would ordinarily be expected to produce a rise in health insurance coverage rates.
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Once the S.E.C. permits arbitration of claims, companies can be expected to jump on board quickly.
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Prosecutors can be expected to use electronic chats among the three traders to bolster their case.
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He cannot be expected to consider the matter as though he had not adjudicated it before.
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But this is to be expected of any painting that reopens the wounds of American racism.
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While at the prison, Huffman will be expected to wear an inmate uniform at all times.
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"On balance, the de-integration effects of Brexit can be expected to ... be inflationary," he said.
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"They're doing as well as can be expected, but they're hurting," he said in an interview.
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"President-elect Trump should not be expected to destroy the company he built," Ms. Dillon said.
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Barring retirement, Bird can reasonably be expected to be healthy in time for the 2020 season.
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In three of the four opening games, the home team is favored, as might be expected.
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"It was nice to win, but it was to be expected to be honest," said Crutchlow.
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No Republican congress members have cosponsored the bill, nor would Trump be expected to sign it.
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It doesn't support Quick Charge, either, but that's to be expected for a cheaper charging station.
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Daily volatility is to be expected, so it's important to keep your overall strategy in mind.
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These trends can only be expected to worsen if he manages to stay in office longer.
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More smoke is to be expected around Sydney on Sunday as firefighters will do preventive work.
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As might be expected, many in the pool had connections to the federal government or politics.
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The Supreme Court can't repair all the damage at once, nor should it be expected to.
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Even if he is impeached by the House, the Senate would be expected to acquit him.
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Hence, the currency should not be expected to move in line with the index, he said.
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This is to be expected when you're dealing with a cinematic catalog full of children's movies.
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If he assists Trump, Dershowitz, 81, would be expected to handle constitutional issues as they arise.
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That stretch would be expected to take 90 to 120 days to finish, ETP has said.
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Similarly, naming a female secretary of defense would not be expected to reshape the military overnight.
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You can't be expected to mindread and know what will comfort every person in every situation.
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Brazil is ahead, but plenty more goals can be expected if they continue playing like this.
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And yet that's what seems to be expected of us from the state and federal governments.
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That's about 15 million years older than would be expected for a dinosaur of its type.
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And as a Canadian, I would be expected to be too modest to say I agree.
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The Taliban — like any group or state — can be expected to act in their own interests.
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Of course, Neymar's skills are insane (as to be expected) ... but Bieber wasn't too bad either.
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The difficulty, as ever, is sorting out how much can be expected of any of us.
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You cannot be expected to do great work if you don't even own your own time.
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And teachers who earn poverty-level wages can't be expected to create consistent and reassuring classrooms.
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Foreign policy is one area where Hillary Clinton can be expected to deviate markedly from Obama.
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For the moment, however, more Africans can be expected to attempt the journey, said IOM's Kim.
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Our society has decided that the priest would not be expected to betray the people's trust.
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This would mean that many Americans with high-cost conditions would be expected to seek coverage.
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Information may be classified at one of the following levels: ''Top Secret'' is applied to information, the unauthorized disclosure of which reasonably could be expected to cause exceptionally grave damage to the national security; ''Secret'' is applied to information, the unauthorized disclosure of which reasonably could be expected to cause serious damage to the national security; and ''Confidential'' is applied to information, the unauthorized disclosure of which reasonably could be expected to cause damage to the national security.
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By the same token, areas with large stocks of young folk would be expected to lean Labour.
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Older Americans, after all, wouldn't be expected to work forever, so they got Medicare coverage in 1965.
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Obviously, pregnancy and childbirth can drastically transform someone's body, so some physical changes are to be expected.
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As is to be expected with stories like this, certain men online are deliberately missing the point.
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Shanahan will also be expected to divest himself of Boeing-related financial interests before taking the job.
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On Thursday Finmeccanica Chief Executive Mauro Moretti said the price was the best that could be expected.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British government cannot be expected to bail out construction and services firm Carillion (CLLN.
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That's to be expected at this point The thing is to make sure there's no sharp pain.
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It will also establish new security standards that the companies will be expected to live up to.
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With a depleted roster and a busy schedule, a couple of losses were perhaps to be expected.
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Candidates should be expected to answer certain standard questions during a job search: Tell me about yourself.
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The figures will be expected to allay fears among the community that hundreds may still be missing.
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Significant damage to apartments and shopping centers (even those made of wood or steel) can be expected.
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The agency will also be expected to liaise with national and international agencies engaged in similar activities.
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But as I used to say to my sponsees, in recovery some relapse is to be expected.
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Candidates in the upcoming presidential election can be expected to join them in applauding Ms Park's arrest.
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The programmes it finances bring returns far higher than can be expected from even highly rated universities.
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Hence, mass manufacturing systems can be expected to remain the dominant form of production in many industries.
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Close coordination will also be expected with NDI-Washington, including frequent communication with the Washington-based staff.
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If the attacks come at the worst possible time for Nigeria, they were also to be expected.
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So you can't be expected to know that you should be paying attention to May's mental state.
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It's an incredibly challenging shot, and the Pixel 4 manages it as well as could be expected.
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If that higher anticipated volatility fails to materialize, these options should be expected to fall in value.
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These initiatives have never been tried before — some delays and frustration ought to be expected, they said.
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Further integration with AWS Lambda can also be expected so users can use the functions as jobs.
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And he'll be expected to reform the department under the wary eye of the U.S. Justice Department.
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A learning curve on a public stage is both to be expected and, crucially, should be allowed.
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It's not even their fault; they just really shouldn't be expected to know all of these things.
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Poland will, however, be expected to host NATO allies at its bases temporarily and share some costs.
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Then again, bad outcomes are to be expected the way Trump's Syria policy is going right now.
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Based purely on its level of economic development, that figure would be expected to be around 2.1.
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Standing takes more effort than sitting does, and might therefore be expected to require more mental attention.
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Scale things up to create a bigger surface area and better conversion rates might reasonably be expected.
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It may become one of the tools that everyone would be expected to use before dispensing medications.
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But that's to be expected, given that other wireless chargers on average cost between $40 to $50.
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Attracting deposits is not as hard as might be expected from the affluent customers Morgan Stanley pursues.
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In many countries, however, labour costs might be expected to spur firms to substitute workers with capital.
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It's all very well and good, and, if you're traveling with Taylor Swift, it's to be expected.
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They may not be expected to sell the most units, but they're also far from wild experiments.
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So I think that you know a bit of friction, even some setbacks is to be expected.
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On the court, so far, Noah has looked about as comfortable and fluid as should be expected.
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Following the accepted narrative about China, its citizens might be expected to worship sons and disdain daughters.
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That was to be expected, as soon as Uber backed off its efforts to compete in China.
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How can she be expected to wear something so constricting while having a burn on her shoulders?
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If the legislation were to pass the House, President Donald Trump would be expected to veto it.
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And my doctor said I don't fit the mold of who would be expected to get it.
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Drinks won't come cheap, but that's to be expected with just about any place on the Strip.
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She thought it was absolutely to be expected that people would seek to spoil me a little.
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Furthermore, Myers argued, the State Department should not be expected to search records they don't physically possess.
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Hotter temperatures, higher sea levels and heavier rain should all be expected, Kirono, the CSIRO expert, said.
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Some of these newcomers, arriving from conservative cultures, might be expected to resist the mayor's liberal impulses.
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In a democracy as sprawling and vibrant as India's, sniping about such things is to be expected.
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A senior State Department official sought to play down Ri's statement, saying it was to be expected.
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On a normal day, fewer than 60 people might be expected to turn out, school officials said.
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As the Rangers' newly-minted leader in home runs and OPS, those outcomes may even be expected.
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But given that the team's shenanigans have now reached a geopolitical scale, that's probably to be expected.
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"We're holding up okay, as well as can be expected," Taylor said of Harris's friends and family.
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As was to be expected Haddish lost any ounce of chill she arrived to the show with.
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And we may not be able to stop them, but we cannot be expected to defend them.
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But if Moore starts, he should not be expected to perform well for a third straight week.
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The report said that so far the department had "accomplished as much as could reasonably be expected."
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As can be expected, we are experiencing a great deal of nerves, but it's overpowered by joy.
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Under these conditions, "leave" would be expected to win by fully ten percentage points (see chart 3).
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There is an obvious fisheye effect thanks to the wide-angle lens but that's to be expected.
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That's to be expected: The U.S. economy still runs largely on oil, and will for some time.
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Or they may think their limited ability to exercise is to be expected, given their advancing years.
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Units will be expected to fulfill the review at different times to ensure safety and continued operations.
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At that point, market participants will be expected to step in and pick up the buying slack.
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Where shares of those outperforming companies would be expected to rise, they have had almost no reaction.
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Private equity groups might be expected to steer clear of any company involved in running Britain's railways.
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Know how many hours you will be expected work and how much they will pay you first.
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And for every crater on the moon, 20 would be expected to have been made on Earth.
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That's to be expected of a lifelong Republican and a Treasury official under President George W. Bush.
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Labor groups have already blasted Puzder and can be expected to closely watch his stance on automation.
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Democrats (and Republicans) can be expected to run campaigns that speak to their different states and districts.
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Alarcon said the next comptroller would be expected to turn a blind eye to irregular government contracts.
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She said energy sector earnings have little upside potential so their stocks' underperformance is to be expected.
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Boyle told CNN's Paula Newton he and his family are doing as well as can be expected.
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Meng couldn't be expected to serve the interests of Interpol, but rather the interests of the Party.
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For example, a preschooler wouldn't necessarily be expected to come up with his or her own resolutions.
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Ms. Collins is a popular figure there and her denunciation can be expected to land with force.
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The participation rates of baby boomers would be expected to drop as a natural consequence of aging.
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As in New York, the bar staff will be expected to contribute new drinks to the menu.
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This view was not limited to people who might be expected to be friendly to The Times.
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With the pace both teams maintain, it was to be expected goals could come fast and furious.
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Given his size, age and production, he can be expected to have a long and successful career.
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To be sure, a sympathetic treatment was to be expected: Chernow is enormously defensive of his subjects.
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Yes, we'll all cry a lot during the full moon in Cancer, but that's to be expected!
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Tom Wolf, who opposes the bill and would be expected to veto it, according to the paper.
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Adaptation projects generate local benefits and hence local interests can be expected to jockey for these projects.
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That's probably to be expected, because it's a new type of behavior that we're not used to.
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Vice President Mike Pence would break any tie, and would be expected to vote for the bill.
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Workers will be expected to commit a total of 40 hours per week, five days a week.
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As might be expected, Americans' patronage at restaurants, coffee shops and bars declines as they get older.
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They add that even if there is a final agreement, cheating by many countries can be expected.
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Analysts said that response is to be expected — but so is a corresponding dip in oil prices.
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Working from home with his kids around has been a bit crazy-making, as can be expected.
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REALITY: Based on data from other respiratory viruses, saltwater "would not be expected to work," Atmar said.
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As might be expected, people with lower incomes were more likely to draw on their retirement accounts.
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A Democratic majority will have subpoena power, and party officials would be expected to use it aggressively.
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So as a president, we'd probably get a man who could be expected to occasionally … talk strange.
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Left unabated, they can be expected to contribute very significantly to climate change in the next decades.
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Game companies, too, cannot be expected to constantly police the communications and communities of millions of players.
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You seem to have done all that you could reasonably be expected to do at this point.
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The statistical method also helps evaluate if hospitals are losing patients who wouldn't be expected to die.
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I guess it's to be expected, but there's a lot of spiritual matter at the Glastonbury Festival.
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We've sadly seen Carmelo Anthony's stint as a Houston Rocket fizzle out faster than could be expected.
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Jack Ü scooped up major wins in the electronic categories, which, while deserved, was to be expected.
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As would be expected, there has been a great deal of interest in these properties on Booking.
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Retailers, including convenience stores and gas stations, will be expected to verify the age of their customers.
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Why I should be expected to have two bands… I'm not sure where that expectation comes from.
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A deal may be expected if an overall Brexit deal is struck this month, the official said.
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Hanging over the project were questions about how much money the city could be expected to contribute.
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"It cannot be expected to solve all these crises or problems in one meeting," Mr. Cavusoglu added.
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Perhaps it is to be expected that a story of intertwined fates should be laden with secrets.
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That in turn must be expected to exert considerable pressure on the U.S. and global financial systems.
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The woman she grows up to be will be expected to give, and care for, and sacrifice.
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That's to be expected, since sidewinders are ambush predators and that's what they do — lie in wait.
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About 20 minutes later the police arrived, as was to be expected in this Eastern bloc country.
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The transaction would be subject to regulatory approval and would be expected to close later this year.
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Page added that Congress can also be expected to leverage its oversight and investigations authority this year.
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Confidence: Medium Seasonable temperatures and a mix of sun and clouds can be expected Monday and Tuesday.
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" He further warned that dollar holdings are high right now "so rebalancings should be expected over time.
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Going by international experience, it would also be expected to put downward pressure on the local currency.
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Moreover, the "normal" export flow can be expected to continue as long as the arbitrage is right.
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Neither have brought it to a vote, though it would be expected to pass the upper chamber.
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Environmental scientists might be expected to calculate environmental impacts and develop management systems to deal with them.
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In an interview earlier this week he said that a major asset value depreciation could be expected.
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Alternative theories of the birth of the universe would be expected to have different higher-point signatures.
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Investors are now left wondering whether a similar result could be expected from other lenders, said Smoling.
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And heatwaves are rarely recorded on that continent, even though they would be expected to occur there.
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They knew that the adoption process is often filled with uncertainty, and challenges were to be expected.
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" As might be expected, the Taliban spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, scoffed at Mr. Trump's speech as "nothing new.
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It's important to remember this hotel is also a major tourist attraction, so this should be expected.
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This is to be expected, as the airline, automobile and fossil fuel industries don't want any competition.
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Percentage of budget spent on incidentals: 9.5%Unforeseen costs are to be expected anywhere — including life abroad.
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" The evaluator added that her "symptoms are normal and to be expected through circumstances such as hers.
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But the effect should be expected to be the same direction: cuts to Medicaid expenditures and benefits.
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Trace amounts of sweeteners and sometimes colorants (like cherry or beet powder) are also to be expected.
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Working at a startup means rapid change can be expected, and no two days are the same.
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He was baffled by the idea that Iranians would be expected to live in the austere structures.
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But surely even after this unprecedented emergency, Puerto Rico's leadership can be expected to do basic accounting.
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Brooks will be expected to play a major role in tax reform and other significant financial policies.
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He said he wasn't clear on the fact that speakers would be expected to endorse the bill.
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New tools cannot simply be dropped into the existing health system and be expected to work well.
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It means they will no longer receive taxpayer funds and won't be expected to perform royal duties.
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Bidding wars are to be expected with most offers, especially in larger metropolitan areas and their suburbs.
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What Hearn did is to be expected of any individual who's successfully capitalized on their online likeness.
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The reasons why incumbents can be expected to pay a price at the polls are no surprise.
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There are exceptions; the Apple Watch is, as could be expected, designed to only work with iPhones.
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She'll represent the entire country, and as such, should be expected to speak to the national media.
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What, then, can be expected in the way of attacks on the legitimacy of a female ruler?
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Hook asked his soon-to-be boss what, exactly, would be expected of him in the role.
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College basketball this season is shaping up with a consistent theme: The unexpected should be expected daily.
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Soon, Tumblr will have a new parent and be expected to help pay more of the bills.
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President-elect Donald Trump, the candidate of the N.R.A., might be expected to snuff out smart guns.
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Malta will also be expected to set the agenda and broker delicate compromises at fractious ministerial meetings.
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American families will be expected to pay the price for the trillions added to the federal deficit.
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Many countries can be expected to buy Venezuelan crude if it is offered at deeply discounted prices.
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This is very different from past repatriation holidays and should be expected to have much better results.
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If the legislation were to pass the House, President Donald Trump would be expected to veto it.
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After all, a booming U.S. economy would be expected to drive up prices of steel and lumber.
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As teenagers, many would be expected to marry and leave school to work on the family farm.
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For a player making this amount, it would be expected that his WAR would be about 2.
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Such encounters could be expected to increase, as China tests Japanese air defenses and fighter response times.
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But it's exactly what would be expected with less screening — and may turn out to be a benefit.
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But she failed to put a cap on the amount of money they would be expected to pay.
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This is to be expected given that it is heating up the plastic strands that do the printing.
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Of course, no single exhibition can be expected to completely capture a legacy as complex as this one.
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Redbone's music may also be Google's way to hint that an update on Google Home should be expected.
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Any company operating in Chile would simply be expected to follow environmental, safety and labor standards, Williams said.
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That's to be expected because a lot of LDL in the body comes from eating meat, Sofi said.
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As could be expected, these dogs have all been excellent employees and are helping to lighten everyone's workload.
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It's to be expected when you fall for a woman who dreams of chasing tornadoes across the Midwest.
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This is pretty good, but an even better map of the Milky Way can be expected in 2018.
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Category 53: Winds range from 96 to 110 mph and can be expected to produce extensive property damage.
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To be fair, when you're hungry you can't be expected to be all smart and good at games.
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Typically in a tough economic climate a company might be expected to reduce its workforce to cut costs.
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If the hardliners regain the presidency, they would be expected to tighten restrictions on social and political freedoms.
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The current plans are unlikely to do this, so most Labour lawmakers can be expected to vote against.
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"So it's to be expected their far-right sock puppets are calling for the memo's release," Kelly said.
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" She continued, "You can't be expected to be liked and loved and praised all the f—ing time.
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The high court would not be expected to rule until next spring or more likely early next summer.
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As might be expected, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies the movie doesn't bother too much with self-analysis.
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When you get out, you'll almost be expected to grow an operator beard and let your hair grow.
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If Ellaria manages to escape prison alive, it can be expected that she'll return the favor for Cersei.
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If the currency continues weakening against the dollar then continued net outflows are to be expected, he added.
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But it was what's to be expected from someone who can credit Instagram for part of his success.
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He raised the possibility of an eventual 228 to 22016 million cases of the disease can be expected.
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However, economists have recently found that the financial consequences of eviction look less dismal than might be expected.
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Walking involves two mechanical processes, both of which might be expected to exert forces on a shoelace bow.
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I'd convinced myself that every good thing was a happy accident, but every bad thing should be expected.
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A close game should be expected, but asking the Titans to win by a field goal is reasonable.
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The skulls, stuck together with lime and clay, are mostly male, as would be expected of enemy warriors.
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So there's some inconsistencies here, as to be expected the chaotic aftermath of such a colossal news dump.
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Fewer than one in 22 such girls in sub-Saharan Africa can be expected to finish secondary school.
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If you're hungry, you can't be expected to perform in front of hundreds or work for hours backstage.
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In every case, he almost (or some might argue, does) crosses the line, but that's to be expected.
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Schools would eventually be expected to achieve 100 percent student passage of standardized tests or face financial penalties.
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America disagrees with China about which forms of cyber-espionage, though annoying for rivals, are to be expected.
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That's to be expected, Kingsberg said, as one in 10 women of all ages suffer from low desire.
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