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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How would anyone be expected to keep up with that?
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They would then be expected to train civilians, Kinik said.
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How can anyone be expected to do better than this?
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More influential work would be expected to garner more citations.
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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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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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Both parties can be expected to release only good news.
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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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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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That period would be expected to last about 5 weeks.
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Only he would be expected to keep it all secret.
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These relationships can only be expected to grow in scope.
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They should not be expected to know anything about aviation.
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Vice Mayor David Briley would also be expected to run.
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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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Increasing partisanship might be expected to have affected opinions on globalisation.
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Residents of indebted states cannot be expected to endure perpetual stagnation.
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I'd done everything a good son could be expected to do.
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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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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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Nonetheless, the prime minister cannot be expected to do this alone.
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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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It's unclear what actions the U.S. would be expected to take.
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Chaos. Yet this was all to be expected, to a degree.
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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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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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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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Typically, Democrats would be expected to offer a barrage of amendments.
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Can they be expected to go along with the friendship program?
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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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Mueller would be expected to get financial records at this stage.
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The court's conservatives, including Gorsuch, would be expected to uphold capital punishment.
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Plus, a normal pair can at least be expected to act rationally.
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But all three can be expected to raise their game next year.
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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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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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Rhyming couplets can rarely be expected to serve as sound investment advice.
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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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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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TC: How many deals will you be expected to lead each year?
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Takata's banks would be expected to keep credit flowing to the company.
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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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But poor families should not be expected to cover the additional cost.
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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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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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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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They can't be expected to know how to deal with these things.
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Each enterprise partner will be expected to invest at least $10 million.
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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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May, the Cabinet Manual states that she would be expected to resign.
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If that's the case, it would be expected to be dollar positive.
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Corporate earnings growth would be expected to fall due to tax increases.
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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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Still, they'll be expected to pay any applicable taxes and for payment processing.
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Normally a visiting U.S. president might be expected to address parliament at Westminster.
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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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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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No individual should be expected to respond to such an abuse of power.
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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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But because they can't read your mind, and shouldn't be expected to try.
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Chinese P12.53P lenders' many and varied problems might be expected to deter investors.
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You will be expected to be a good sport about all of it.
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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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Or will users be expected to outline the device's general design as well?
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Mrs Clinton might be expected to eke out her political capital more gradually.
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An estimated 7,000 FARC foot soldiers and commanders would be expected to disarm.
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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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Audiences for the Thursday night debate would be expected to be much larger.
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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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Even worse was the realization that I'd be expected to keep it secret.
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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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How transparent should scientists be expected to be about funders, methods, and data?
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Or is it something teenagers should be expected to learn on their own?
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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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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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It's a simple question: Should federal agencies be expected to follow the law?
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The investigation can be expected to unfold like others involving senior federal officials.
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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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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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Many of the trends we saw in 2018 can be expected to continue.
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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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How can voters be expected to know for whom they will cast a ballot?
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Of course, a Chinese official can be expected to express confidence about Chinese banks.
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Rangarajan said new members would be expected to pledge a further $100 million each.
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How could I, a slender blonde, be expected to play against this, and win?
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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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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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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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The rest of NATO, too, will be expected to come up with additional troops.
|
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What should an employee be expected to deal with on a minimum wage salary?
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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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They can be expected to protest as the government tries to end the largesse.
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At which stage Congo's swing artisanal production can be expected to kick back in.
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But she shouldn't be expected to, either - he wasn't a great boyfriend to her.
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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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" Farm animal welfare isn't something companies or consumers should be expected to "figure out.
|
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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 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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But some expressed doubts whether artists could, or should, be expected to be entrepreneurs.
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If it does, will you be expected to continue your school work from home?
|
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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.
|
|
Watson will be expected to win the Heisman Trophy as a junior next year.
|
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Tenants would be expected to pay the rent though vouchers or their own income.
|
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The Trump administration can be expected to fight any attempt to financially support Iran.
|
|
He will, according to investigators, be expected to answer to all of those charges.
|
|
So why, they ask, should he be expected to stifle his most potent megaphone?
|
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I was the one in love; certainly, I couldn't be expected to do it.
|
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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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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.
|
|
Workers will then be expected to hold conversations about their personal experiences and biases.
|
|
The idea that men can't be expected to control their sexual urges is widespread.
|
|
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.
|
|
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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No one should be expected to do it all and asking for help is OK!
|
|
On the evidence of past kerfuffles, Republican senators can be expected to dodge and hedge.
|
|
In normal circumstances, central banks would be expected to inject money to ease such shortages.
|
|
These three can be expected to have disagreements over the best way to handle Brexit.
|
|
Mr. Modi cannot be expected to discuss every crime committed by someone who supports him.
|
|
Mr. Cruz can be expected to target Mr. Trump, regardless of whether he is present.
|
|
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.
|
|
Such migrations would not be expected to leave much of an archaeological trace, he said.
|
|
He stressed that governments would not be expected to make financial pledges on the spot.
|
|
Mr Mulvaney seems to be downplaying how much damage he can be expected to limit.
|
|
Just how much each athlete should be expected to sacrifice for the right to compete.
|
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People can't be expected to carry jugs of water from buildings that are miles away.
|
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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?
|
|
A man of rectitude and prudence, Mueller should not be expected to restore the peace.
|
|
Kushner stressed that governments would not be expected to make financial pledges on the spot.
|
|
Other key Democrats will also be expected to weigh in on such a policy shift.
|
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In a prolonged trade war, neither China nor Europe should be expected to grow rapidly.
|
|
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.
|
|
He added that the curve could be expected to steepen given stronger U.S. economic growth.
|
|
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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Thus bitcoins can be expected to be hoarded as long as the price keeps rising.
|
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Unauthorized disclosure of SECRET information can be expected to cause serious damage to national security.
|
|
But if the behavior has addictive qualities, can drivers really be expected to police themselves?
|
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And if Russia was defeated, it could only be expected to one day seek revenge.
|
|
In fact, each bulb can be expected to last 15 years without losing its luster.
|
|
Why should our employers then be expected to pay again to read the published paper?
|
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That, in turn, must be expected to plunge the U.K. into a serious economic recession.
|
|
Premiums could be expected to skyrocket as insurers attempt to deal with the continuing uncertainty.
|
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A Michael Bay flick should not be expected to contribute much toward answering these questions.
|
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That pick can be expected to have an AV of about 2.4 through five years.
|
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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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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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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.
|
|
Similarly, the President's legal team can be expected to quietly continue preparing a robust defense.
|
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Nor can it be expected to, given the growing complexity and speed of modern markets.
|
|
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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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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Of course, the United States cannot be expected to bear the burden on its own.
|
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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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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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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.
|
|
A bill so wildly unpopular, facing massive national outcry, could be expected to die on arrival.
|
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On those days, they will not be expected to be on call or asked to work.
|
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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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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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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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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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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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Whatever China does, at least four more nations can safely be expected to follow its lead.
|
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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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How would any adversary be expected to know the warheads were set at a low yield?
|
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Conversely, if House Republicans hold on with a diminished majority, they will be expected to govern.
|
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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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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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The deadline for applications is June 26 and work will be expected to commence next summer.
|
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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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And if the labs didn't know Higenamine was banned, then athletes couldn't be expected to, either.
|
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The pledges made by countries would be expected to result in global warming of about 3C.
|
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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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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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Sadly, unless action is taken, the prices of ever more drugs can be expected to skyrocket.
|
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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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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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The promise to repeal the law is one they'll be expected to keep, according to Rep.
|
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If information is so unreliable, then why should the public be expected to pay for it?
|
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At 72, having practiced this kind of rhetoric for decades, he cannot be expected to change.
|
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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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And once again, it's been proven that Canada's justice system cannot be expected to serve women.
|
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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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Not that female directors should be expected to bring only overtly feminist stories to the stage.
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We may not be able to stop them, but we cannot be expected to defend them.
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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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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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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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"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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"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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These trends can only be expected to worsen if he manages to stay in office longer.
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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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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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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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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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Shanahan will also be expected to divest himself of Boeing-related financial interests before taking the job.
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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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It will also establish new security standards that the companies will be expected to live up to.
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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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The agency will also be expected to liaise with national and international agencies engaged in similar activities.
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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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Hence, mass manufacturing systems can be expected to remain the dominant form of production in many industries.
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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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If that higher anticipated volatility fails to materialize, these options should be expected to fall in value.
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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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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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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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It may become one of the tools that everyone would be expected to use before dispensing medications.
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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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They may not be expected to sell the most units, but they're also far from wild experiments.
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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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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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Furthermore, Myers argued, the State Department should not be expected to search records they don't physically possess.
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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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On a normal day, fewer than 60 people might be expected to turn out, school officials said.
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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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Under these conditions, "leave" would be expected to win by fully ten percentage points (see chart 3).
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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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And for every crater on the moon, 20 would be expected to have been made on Earth.
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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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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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Given his size, age and production, he can be expected to have a long and successful career.
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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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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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REALITY: Based on data from other respiratory viruses, saltwater "would not be expected to work," Atmar said.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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Alternative theories of the birth of the universe would be expected to have different higher-point signatures.
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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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But the effect should be expected to be the same direction: cuts to Medicaid expenditures and benefits.
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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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The reasons why incumbents can be expected to pay a price at the polls are no surprise.
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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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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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Such encounters could be expected to increase, as China tests Japanese air defenses and fighter response times.
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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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Of course, no single exhibition can be expected to completely capture a legacy as complex as this one.
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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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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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" 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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When you get out, you'll almost be expected to grow an operator beard and let your hair grow.
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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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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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Schools would eventually be expected to achieve 100 percent student passage of standardized tests or face financial penalties.
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"Overall, real personal consumption expenditures can be expected to increase by 2.5 percent through mid 2017," Curtin said.
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One issue has been the level of production at which Iran would be expected to freeze its output.
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Typically, in these cases, a website would be expected to clearly inform a user about the mining code.
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Higher rates make U.S. investments more attractive against other currencies and would be expected to support the dollar.
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"If the rising trend continues, the new administration can be expected to impose more tightening measures," Lam said.
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They both mentioned the idea of bringing back Glass-Steagall and regulation can be expected to be tougher.
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Any move in those expectations can be expected to push the dollar higher after a listless few weeks.
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Brooks will be expected to play a driving role in tax reform and the other major agenda items.
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If a trained safety driver can't pay attention while use automated tech, should regular drivers be expected to?
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The new cabinet will also be expected to reform an inefficient state health sector and Slovenia's pension system.
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Moscow can be expected to demand, in return for cooperation, some means of lifting the global oil price.
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Why should you be expected to sell yourself before you have any particular reason to want the job?
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Prosecutors have already questioned Ms. Jackson's credibility and can be expected to continue that track when she testifies.
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"President-elect Trump cannot be expected to destroy the company he built," Dillon said at the news conference.
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And it could be expected to be 12% to 35% more intense because of human greenhouse gas pollution.
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The context: Trump can often be expected to retweet Fox & Friends, a staple of his morning media diet.
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A rising international star, the fresh-faced French President Emmanuel Macron, can be expected to inject some optimism.
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Of course, the strike can't be expected to produce the same kind of turnout as an international march.
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One wonders whether investors would be expected to evince a disinterested love for Bosnia, if they were European.
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After all, a nation that elected Trump could be expected to elect similarly erratic presidents in the future.
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That she should be expected to model good behavior for young people who follow her on social media.
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The central bank could be expected to take similar moves ahead of its next policy meeting on Sept.
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Other major players can be expected to, similar to Nissan, point a gun at the Government's head. 2.
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Isaac then makes his way into the party, where he won't be expected to do anything but celebrate.
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Such a decision may be expected ... to impel Russian foreign policy in directions decidedly not to our liking.
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We will have 11 out on the field, and those 11 will be expected to do their job.
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But can an adult ever be expected to forgive the monster who abused the child he once was?
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The private companies that are awarded contracts will be expected to kick in 20 percent of the cost.
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Lackey will be expected to add to that total against an Atlanta lineup that hasn't shown much pop.
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But customers who don't meet certain criteria may still be expected to contribute to connections that prove costly.
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A rate hike would be expected to slow the economy by reducing incentives for borrowing, investing and hiring.
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Don't get me wrong, the wealth transfer is coming, but it should not be expected to fall neatly.
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If Scott Pruitt gives polluting corporations the keys to the EPA, Americans can't be expected to suffer silently.
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They will be expected to commit to six months at the shop as well as one month's training.
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Retiring baby boomers would be expected to bring down the proportion of the population in the labor market.
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No reasonable individual could be expected to work through that much sensitive material with any degree of accuracy.
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If migrants don't meet the threshold, they'll be expected to stay in Mexico until their immigration court proceedings.
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Lore will be expected to turn Walmart's stores and supply chain expertise into a real advantage over Amazon.
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Without it, healthier people would be expected to drop out of the market, which then increases insurance premiums.
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AT&T and Time Warner don't like this approach, so would be expected to appeal any such decision.
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Those not on site will be expected to telework, and the Pentagon is considering additional domestic travel restrictions.
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Both can be expected to live an average of 30 years for males and 50 years for females.
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Democrats can be expected to continue to make gains in upscale districts, especially those that voted for Clinton.
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As unpredictable as Trump can sometimes be, it's the one point he can reliably be expected to make.
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At any other time, a prime minister who lost her government's flagship policy would be expected to resign.
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Companies can be expected to demand greater protection from fraud claims because of the risk these lawsuits pose.
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Physics can help us order experience but should not be expected to provide a complete picture of reality.
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Anything more than 1.4 times the mass of our sun would be expected to explode in a supernova.
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Now Mr. Trudeau will be expected to protect not only the economy of Canada, but also its dignity.
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Garcia could not, given the environment in which he was compelled to work, be expected to have succeeded.
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But beyond that, we cannot be expected to thrive in a culture where our every word is monitored.
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The virus is spreading even in places that might be expected to have the closest monitoring and prevention.
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Any coalition would be expected to say that it would fight corruption and address bread and butter issues.
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Those changes in running form could be expected to increase the risk of running injuries, if they lingered.
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Lesson 2: Republicans in the Senate can be expected to back up Trump lies about 2020 election results.
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But he will be expected to come into the debate with some strategy to counterpunch on the issue.
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You will be expected to produce something of real value—like helping a reelection campaign mislead the public.
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Given the size of its audience, the show might be expected to cover topics squarely in the mainstream.
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Some are using the false argument that somehow all teachers would be expected to be trained and armed.
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Health care policy is so complicated because some people can be expected to be much sicker than others.
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Nor should higher education itself be expected to transform into some vocational experience, as some seem to wish.
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As the largest party in parliament, the ANC would be expected to select the new president and government.
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We should be expected to scrutinize the advice we receive, these critics say, rather than accept it unthinkingly.
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She can't be expected to know what actions government agencies need to take and she doesn't pretend to.
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I think these are real tangible changes in how people will be expected to campaign and show support.
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"He will be expected to defend voting rights, but his record indicates that he won't," Mr. Booker said.
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A Judiciary member, he will now be expected to reprise his role as a pugnacious Trump defender. Rep.
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Other statins do not block P-glycoprotein and would not be expected to interact with dabigatran, he said.
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Ordinarily, a prime minister would be expected to resign after suffering a big defeat on a signature bill.
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Banks would be expected to restore the buffers "within a reasonable period" after the end of the year.
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After all, if he doesn't believe discrimination exists, how can he be expected to prevent and stop it?
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If the images were stolen for intelligence purposes, they would not be expected to show up for sale.
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That means that U.S. forces should not be expected to accompany Afghan soldiers on day-to-day missions.
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Typically, Jeffress would be expected to break out another torturous, theologically loaded justification for Trump's actions and statements.
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These people are out-of-the-box rule breakers who can't be expected to conform to societal norms.
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Regardless of how much he invests in his own advertising, Trump can be expected to respond to Clinton's ads.
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In order to get this money, states would be expected to kick in some of their own funds too.
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And honestly, how many "most dramatic rose ceremonies in Bachelor history" can we be expected to sustain excitement through?
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Catalonia remained open to dialogue, but it "cannot be expected to renounce the right to self-determination", Aragones said.
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"Happy," for instance, is an emotion I cannot be expected to parade, but they tell me it is necessary.
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Should we as users be expected to understand and accept every data collection practice underpinning every service we use?
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"But at the end of the day nobody should be expected to persevere in such dangerous circumstances," Rivas said.
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Most provinces would be expected to be close to the target, with some slightly above and some slightly below.
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He has made his expectation clear: Judges should be expected to support presidents of the party that appointed them.
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In France, the sentiment seemed to be that any military action will be expected to have a measurable impact.
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" Furthermore, the duo "found themselves in situations that required more than what a bodyguard would be expected to do.
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Companies would also be expected to reduce the use of imported materials in their production, the industry minister said.
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The Academy's music branch says most voters can't be expected to differentiate between these unoriginal pieces and Jóhannsson's work.
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Groups will be notified of their participation status on August 15th and be expected to register within 24 hours.
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At her Senate confirmation hearings, Democrats can be expected to question her diplomatic experience and qualifications for the job.
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A seed fund can't be expected to participate in a startup's next round due to its limited fund size.
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Further growth in Asian economies could be expected to fuel more collecting over the next five years, it said.
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Mrs Foster initially said she could not be expected to scrutinise "every single jot and tittle" in her department.
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But it's anyone's guess how long the goodwill will last before Gillum will be expected to make a decision.
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The Duke of York, as well as other prominent U.S. and U.K. business leaders, will be expected to attend.
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In this strange new crypto world, the public can't be expected to perfectly protect itself from Cambridge Analytica 2.$.
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Donald Jr., known as an avid hunter, can be expected to make an appeal to the Second Amendment crowd.
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Hillary Clinton remains the favorite in national polls and can be expected to begin winning primaries starting on Feb.
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So if you want to enter into this arena, you have to be expected to be outdated very quickly.
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In settling with Musk, the SEC said Tesla's board would be expected to "oversee" its founder's communications with investors.
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The deeper answer, though, is that company profits can be expected to make their way back to shareholders eventually.
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Kavanaugh can be expected to cast crucial votes on a matters including abortion, gun control, immigration, and voting rights.
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In this role you would be expected to: Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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Without the tireless work of some badass women in history, single women would still be expected to be celibate.
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But with the precedent now set, the pressure on streaming services to demote artists can be expected to increase.
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Surely by making himself accessible at all times, he'd be expected to live up to his persona 24/7.
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How can you be expected to become the next Giada De Laurentiis or Gordon Ramsay without the right tools?
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And yet no one should be expected to turn up at the office as if dressed for a wedding.
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At the very least, Harrison Ford, age 75, will not be expected to return as the whip-wielding adventurer.
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He might in that case also be expected to support him in Mr Pompeo's emerging rivalry with Mr Bolton.
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This is a royal wedding, remember, and that means guests will be expected to behave in a certain way.
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Lately, the tech industry is starting to make these assumptions faster than anyone can be expected to keep up.
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In principle, more might be expected to follow this year, given China is the world's largest refined tin producer.
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Each accident seems like an edge case, the kind of thing engineers couldn't be expected to predict in advance.
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Cognizant told The Verge it is "transparent" about the type of work new hires will be expected to complete.
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The Kremlin also can be expected to wine and dine U.S. political figures who visit Russia and seem vulnerable.
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Experts told the Journal that Whitaker would be expected to recuse himself from any investigation into World Patent Marketing.
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While its governor can be expected to manage the bank's daily operations, its party chief is the ultimate boss.
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At a minimum, he could be expected to train his Twitter tirades on the new president with characteristic abandon.
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How can Ghana, whose total debt to GDP stood at 22018% in 2016, be expected to attain this ratio?
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They do not, at the current level of implementation, eliminate those activities, and cannot be expected to do this.
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Nucor said the earnings in the fourth quarter would be expected to decrease notably compared with the third quarter.
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To be sure, Super Tuesday featured a lot of Southern states where Cruz can be expected to do well.
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That way, even if a cow was born genetically female, she'd be expected to appear male all the same.
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However, even these measures should be expected to prompt retaliatory action from China, with the risk of further escalation.
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" He added: "Having refused to admit his errors, the director cannot be expected to implement the necessary corrective actions.
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But in such a thoroughly unfettered and complicated environment, not all parties can be expected to always operate responsibly.
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That's an ugly future, when no speech can be expected to stay private and the weakest are targeted first.
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Revenues from income tax can be expected to grow more slowly too, and so can demand for public services.
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Democrats have been pressing for an immigration vote in the House and would be expected to back the petition.
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He'll be expected to stick his nose in often, and there's a decent chance it ends up getting broken.
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You will be expected to provide your birth date and time, so the astrologer can calculate your birth chart.
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Eventually, the Democrats will be expected to explain to voters where the shutdown ends and where border security begins.
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The new owner would be expected to take on Niki's running costs, including salaries, from the beginning of January.
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This will be expected to reinforce the pound against its peers, although it could be a very short burst.
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A rolling back of free trade might be expected to reverse all that, and hit growth hard to boot.
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A "Monte Carlo analysis," one of those programs, will show how long your portfolio can be expected to last.
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Nor would they be expected to accommodate to any version of Protestant cultural hegemony that rested on theological orthodoxy.
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Release of any of that additional information "could reasonably be expected to interfere with the pending investigation," it added.
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But a psychologist cautions that employees shouldn't be expected to fully resolve their grief in that limited time frame.
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Today, a senator sent to Washington on those credentials would be expected to want to burn the place down.
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I'm not saying companies move, or should be expected to move, for any reason other than to make money.
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The period symbolism shows that our bodies can't be controlled and shouldn't be expected to act a certain way.
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Even the most well-connected journalist cannot be expected to know everything that national security bureaucracies are worrying about.
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In between there are bullpen days — when the starter will be expected to throw around 50 to 60 pitches.
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Banks such as IndyMac underwrote mortgages to buyers who could not be expected to keep up with their payments.
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He is not, and he should not be expected to be, an expert on the intricacies of Bulgarian politics.
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Only when racism is absent from society can it be expected to be absent from sports, the logic runs.
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Central banks have been unable to stimulate growth and inflation, which would be expected to push bond yields upward.
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Rubio has tangled with Cruz in past debates, and he can be expected to do so again on Thursday.
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"Having refused to admit his errors, the Director cannot be expected to implement the necessary corrective actions," Rosenstein wrote.
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The employer would not be expected to make its own contributions to the plan or match its employees' contributions.
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The Democrats said Conroy, as a priest, should not be expected to play political hardball with the Speaker's office.
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In this environment, despite their best intentions, physicians cannot be expected to be completely disinterested stewards for their patients.
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A low turnout would be expected to benefit Ms. Le Pen, whose supporters are seen as more highly motivated.
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In the past, the United States would be expected to intercede as the world's greatest champion of human rights.
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Germany will be expected to nominate another candidate, probably a woman, for the job by the end of October.
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He may be expected to carry the offense more than usual because running back Melvin Gordon is banged up.
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There will be more wares on display than any visitor can reasonably be expected to see in a day.
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And Mr. Pence, and his successors, can be expected to exercise that prerogative when it serves the administration's interests.
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By listing Mr. Azhar at the United Nations, member states, including Pakistan, would be expected to take similar measures.
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In the coming months, Trump will be expected to double down on his federal attacks on abortion, Hogue explained.
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But as long as the presidential debates are ruled by the traditionalists, candidates will be expected to do both.
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In other words, these are Mr. Sanders's people, and the playing field would be expected to tilt to the left.
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She would also be expected to curtsy to "royal princesses" like Anne, Beatrice and Eugenie if Harry wasn't with her.
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He adds that he knows he has them and they should be expected to drop in the next three months.
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The boys will not be expected to carry their own oxygen tanks, instead relying on tanks carried by their rescuer.
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The appeal ruling is final and India will be expected to bring its laws into compliance with the WTO rules.
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I mean, with a flavor this delicious, we sure can't be expected to wait until February to enjoy it, right?
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Category 1: Winds range from 74 to 95 mph and can be expected to produce some minor damage to property.
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Dombrovskis listed risk finance, green and infrastructure projects as the sectors where the plan will be expected to deliver results.
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We think you should know: If you're traveling with kids, you'll be expected to keep the noise to a minimum.
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China's currency may be expected to stay relatively stable, but that's based on myths about the mainland economy, Daiwa said.
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The winner will also be expected to share their journey along the way to show how their passion takes shape.
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Uber for Business shouldn't be expected to drive bookings growth, but should help Uber improve its margins, the CEO said.
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Given a downward-sloping labour demand curve, a sudden increase in supply should be expected to lead to lower wages.
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It would be expected to open its wallet, should a deal be struck with North Korea that involves economic assistance.
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And a potential buyer would also be expected to fund the airline's ongoing losses, of around 50bn rupees a year.
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INVESTORS might be expected to run a mile from a deal on offer in a conflict-torn part of Africa.
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The SPD can be expected to insist on the powerful finance ministry, the better to push forward euro-zone reform.
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So as the balance-sheet shrinks, this effect might be expected to go into reverse and interest rates to rise.
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Based on current mortality rates, an infant born in 22015 should be expected to live on average to age 22015.
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That might be expected to make it hard to pick out red fruit, in particular, from a green, leafy background.
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At the very least, law firm defendants should be expected to explain publicly why claims against them should be confidential.
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People without degrees can walk into an interview and not know that they'll be expected to code on a whiteboard.
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But voters can't be expected to know much about individual local politicians — the sort of people who run as delegates.
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The deal, which would be expected to close next year, is contingent on Occidental winning the war to acquire Anadarko.
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Suicide rates peak in the spring, so searches might be expected to be slightly higher in April than in January.
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The CJNG can be expected to expand its operations to San Luis Potosi, Torreon, Monterrey and perhaps even Nuevo Laredo.
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Business gripes that, although it may be expected to shoulder more of the cost, it is not always consulted enough.
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A Trump victory would be expected to drive capital into the perceived security of the Japanese yen and Swiss franc.
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They were told they would be expected to work from January to June, before the monsoons usually strike, disrupting work.
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Its third bailout expires in August 2018, by which time it will be expected to finance itself from the markets.
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You can't expect your partner to exist in a vacuum during the break, and you shouldn't be expected to, either.
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However, fights with Brussels would be expected to upset financial markets and increase Rome's borrowing costs, raising debt even more.
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If found innocent, Temer can be expected to remain in office until the next general election, due in October 2018.
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"We can't be expected to come home with $5 an hour and be happy we have a job," she said.
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In other words, if gold rises 1 percent in a particular session, silver could be expected to jump 1.45 percent.
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A polished liar could create a seamless story, but a trauma survivor cannot be expected to remember every painful detail.
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One person put their birthday as 01/08/[year], why would we be expected to think that means August 1st?
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"Problems can be expected to increase if prevalence of use, and particularly high-risk patterns of use, increases," he said.
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"These numbers can change by the minute, people can be expected to feel aftershocks for some time," Baldwin told CNN.
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As your audience grows, certainly, you can't be expected to be personally responsible for everyone who reaches out to you.
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Domestic banks Lloyds and Royal Bank of Scotland would be expected to do well too as the economic prospects improve.
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The candidate has also engaged expert advisers and could be expected to do the same as president, Mr. Casiple said.
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The current antagonism between ISIS and Assad is the exception to the rule and cannot be expected to continue indefinitely.
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He would be expected to be in favor of deregulating banks and possibly more aggressive on interest rates than Yellen.
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Stevens added that the tax would be expected to raise £20 to £40 million a year towards the NHS workforce.
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Instead, the drug lords could be expected to fight a guerrilla war, with complete knowledge of their own home turf.
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To them, these people can't be expected to adhere to Western moral standards, especially since those standards are fundamentally flawed.
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How can they be expected to go after the corporations they've invested in when there is such conformity of abuse?
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"The Fur Butler will be expected to be comfortable and calm with pet restroom activity," according to the job description.
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Should he not be expected to play the rules of the game when his teammates stand for the national anthem?
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"The Executive Branch cannot be expected to, and will not participate in, this exercise of partisan political theater," Grisham said.
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It has confounded policy makers, so movie stars and pop singers can hardly be expected to have done any better.
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These emails were stolen, no doubt, but the public shouldn't be expected to put the toothpaste back in the tube.
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But more than 22020,000 government workers would be expected to work with suspended pay, including law enforcement and correctional officers.
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That means about 380,000 employees will be placed on furlough and another 420,13 will be expected to work without pay.
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With the Mississippi River reaching high stages, feeder rivers could be expected to see some backup flooding, the NWS said.
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Whoever fills the role will be held to the highest standards and be expected to work closely with family members.
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The candidate will be expected to coordinate the strategic objectives of the trade association while developing and managing legislative objectives.
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These increased tax revenues can be expected to continue for longer than ten years because infrastructure improvements generally last decades.
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Kurdish YPG fighters cannot — and should not — be expected to project power and hold terrain deep into non-Kurdish areas.
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The new owners will be expected to bear at least 50 percent of the investment costs, the ministry also said.
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Self-driving cars will be expected to know their occupants, making the impact of marketing in these places even stronger.
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You will be expected to do your homework, not only for the general meetings but for subcommittee work as well.
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Either way, why should I be expected to fork over half of my take-home pay just because I'm married?
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The North's nuclear cadre can be expected to proceed with business as usual until specific orders are issued from Pyongyang.
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"They can't be expected to have people at every turnstile checking who gets on and off the subway," she said.
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Mr. Barr can be expected to pursue many of the same policies as the attorney general he would be replacing.
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Veterans will be expected to consult with their Veterans Affairs Department primary care doctor about the best course of treatment.
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To be counted, the jobs must pay at least $50,000 a year — or be expected to pay that much eventually.
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Much of the trial can be expected to focus on the women, whose own conduct will become fodder for judgment.
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"I don't think any parent should be expected to single-handedly cure his or her child's rare disease," said Helbig.
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If matters like these remain on a court's to-do list, judges should be expected to do something with them.
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But he lamented the idea that Congress could not be expected to make its own decisions, free of corporate influence.
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That almost certainly means breaking encryption — how else could tech companies be expected to trace the source of a message?
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In any case, a trial would not be expected to start in earnest, with opening oral arguments, until next week.
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He will also be expected to bar reporters from speaking with other members of the organization, for no particular reason.
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Individual senators running for reelection can be expected to see the court's makeup become a top issue in their campaigns.
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Typically, those companies would be expected to return a sizable level of that cash to investors through dividends and buybacks.
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An honorable president who cared about the country and its institution who was convicted might be expected to gracefully depart.
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Google may be expected to assert that it fired Damore not to silence a dissenter, but to expel a harasser.
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What really -- outside of Tillerson's long and studied dream sequence of strategy -- can the US really be expected to do?
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Meanwhile, the same tax cut, together with increased infrastructure spending, must be expected to increase the country's rate of investment.
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As more product comes to market, investors could be expected to demand higher yields to snap up all the supply.
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McConnell and Schumer can still be expected to negotiate in private and through the news media in the coming days.
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While the president can help, they contend, he can't always be expected to pull flawed candidates over the finish line.
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So loss of the ice sheets might be expected to lead to increased volcanic activity on the newly exposed land.
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But it also sends a clear message that those who can afford to pay will be expected to do so.
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Under normal circumstances, the Department of Justice would be expected to appeal the Ninth Circuit's ruling to the Supreme Court.
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Any progressive policy can be expected to lose between 1 to 3 points off of national toplines due to turnout.
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But perhaps one could have expected the German government to say in the wake of this scandalous decision that, if Kuwait Airways cannot be expected to allow Jewish passengers to board its planes, then Jews in Germany cannot be expected to accept that Kuwait Airways be allowed to fly from Germany for one day longer.
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"I wasn't warned that I'd be expected to pose nude or engage in any sexual activity at the casting," Cech said.
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This is in addition to liberal groups, organized labor, and other traditional advocacy organizations that can be expected to fight cuts.
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The finance minister cautioned however that in doing this, Italy would also be expected to be very cautious with its budget.
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One issue at the talks was the level at which Iran would be expected to freeze its output, sources told Reuters.
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The average cost of a gallon of gas, for example, would be expected to go up 23-cents, Halstead told me.
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If it was 100 percent genetic, both of them, because they share the same DNA, would be expected to be transgender.
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Certainly no one walking into King Arthur should be expected to sit still for petty explanations of who's fighting, or why.
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The flight is a short one compared to the months-long missions that a crewed spacecraft might be expected to complete.
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You're not a mind-reader, and shouldn't be expected to decode your partner's behavior if they're not being straightforward with you.
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Horkins noted that expectations of how a victim "will or should be expected to behave" should not be based on stereotypes.
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Nevertheless lawmakers would be expected to use flexibility in Britain's constitution to try to find a way to stop it happening.
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Laggards, they reason, are more likely to wither in the face of competition, so their investment might be expected to fall.
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ANY sentence containing the phrases "Donald Trump" and "campus sexual assault" could reasonably be expected to conclude with the word "outrage".
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Instead of tossing these unused foods into back alley dumpsters, these shops will be expected to donate the items to charity.
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Yet if rates turn higher, dividend stocks can be expected to lose ground because they will compare less favorably with bonds.
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After all, if we are drinking it at the same rate as most millennials, we can hardly be expected to splurge.
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A person experiencing a cold or acid reflux might be expected to cough so then it is "less worrisome," she explained.
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This means that graduate students would be expected to pay taxes on a tuition they never paid for to begin with.
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Clinton's plan would cap the total amount that borrowers can be expected to pay back at 10% of their total income.
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This program would be expected to reduce premiums, as insurance plans would know they'd get federal help for their highest bills.
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Malpass can be expected to give the U.S. a more assertive role in the bank, a senior administration official told Axios.
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Workers may soon be expected to know how make "bots" that automate parts of their own jobs, according to Deloitte Consulting.
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For any digital currency gaining Coinbase trading support, volume and prices would widely be expected to soar as the news spread.
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Customer consent to selling data is not enough, since the average user cannot be expected to understand the power of propaganda.
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Even so, Trump cannot be expected to adhere to legal limitations that prior executives have simply ignored, or conveniently re-interpreted.
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When agencies turn over their budget requests for 2019 in September, they will also be expected to provide a reorganization plan.
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On the face of it, the flow of money into index-tracking funds might be expected to make shareholders more passive.
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"Sean was going to be expected to serve as press secretary while also being the quasi-comms director," the source said.
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The crew members will also be expected to create flight manifests as necessary and ensure security practices and procedures are followed.
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The voters should also be expected to know that the winner of the national popular vote does not necessarily become president.
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He will be expected to defend the rights of immigrants and affirm their human dignity, but his record indicates he won't.
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As it turns out, the residents of La Roche-Derrien will not be expected to convert to alternative medicine just yet.
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But is Trump really behaving the way an asset of a foreign government—and Russia's in particular—would be expected to?
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Charbit will be expected to infuse new life at Balenciaga which has been struggling to lift its sales in recent years.
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If FBI agents did manage to unlock the phone, they'd be expected to explain how they did it in public court.
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So the current rally, dating from mid-2011 and averaging 4 percent annually, can be expected to run until 2018. tmsnrt.
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Powell would be expected to favor lower interest rates for the United States, reducing the value of the dollar to investors.
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Is everyone just waiting for Dany to whisper "dracarys" in their ear before they can be expected to do anything useful?
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Women can't be expected to fight this evil if they aren't taught about it; they can only live in constant fear.
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Work requirements poll well: If you're getting benefits on the government's dime, shouldn't you be expected to pull your own weight?
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Without depending in some part on the knowledge of military space professionals, how can others be expected to make informed decisions?
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Both sexes would be expected to chip in, and the state would support young parents the way it now supports veterans.
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Players and owners can each exceed the $250,000, but the other side would not be expected to match the additional amount.
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If Hatch retires, Romney would become the immediate front-runner and would be expected to clear the field for the seat.
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However, there are important indirect effects from increased tariffs that might be expected to push down domestic U.S. costs and prices.
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How can Americans be expected to respect and obey the law when the president himself proudly proclaims he will flout it?
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Mourinho, of course, could not be expected to confirm such a drastic change in status for such a high-profile player.
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Locals will also pack the terraces at the Optus Aquatic Centre where Australia's formidable swim team will be expected to dominate.
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Not only should every lender be expected to ensure these protections to a borrower, but every broker should be as well.
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Luxury, it seems, can be expected to support the mink-trimmed cloak of heritage on its own for only so long.
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Students should not have to witness classmates, teachers, and coaches killed, and then be expected to carry on like nothing happened.
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Then look at the tuition costs, projected class and book costs, housing, and any other costs you'll be expected to cover.
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With roughly three-dozen members, the Freedom Caucus could be expected to supply about one-third of those votes for Jordan.
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They will be expected to pick up summer or academic-year jobs to put toward the cost of attending the school.
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She's made big gains among Democratic-leaning voters — the sort who would be expected to stick by her in the end.
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Mueller will be expected to report his findings to Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, the Justice Department official who appointed him.
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How many people should a small company be expected to employ to run the network infrastructure in order to protect itself?
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The skinny bill would be expected to repeal ObamaCare's individual and employer mandates, as well as a tax on medical devices.
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Some will head for Iraq — my first and formative war — though it's unclear just what they'll be expected to do there.
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She would be expected to take future fights to the mat, where she has been the master of the armbar submission.
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The Affordable Care Act sets annual limits on how much employees can be expected to pay out of their own pockets.
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To sort them out, he compiled a scorecard of how either might be expected to lead the Fed given the chance.
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With the growing popularity of Airbnb, the hotel industry should be expected to react now that it is facing new competition.
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Pyongyang can be expected to issue belligerent statements, test weapons and possibly even try to detain a visiting American or two.
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But by not utterly condemning Trump's possible withdrawal, how can May be expected to be a world leader in climate change?
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Then we get to the section that covers the sort of tougher calls that a spotter might be expected to flag.
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Normally, all these would be expected to drop regularly at night when asleep, when many of our metabolic processes slow down.
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Vegas will be expected to hit the salary cap floor of around $54 million by the start of the regular season.
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Of course, few young children are responsible for their own diets or can be expected to capably monitor their sugar consumption.
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Schools will not be affected, but districts will be expected to review things like sporting events that may draw significant crowds.
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Most people patronized by M.B.S. are recent appointees and should not be expected to put up a fight against King Salman.
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And if something is not right, the catchers will be expected to notice, to speak up and to sort it out.
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This is an area where congressional Republicans might be expected to fight harder for the administration than a mostly symbolic wall.
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"She smoked a lot, too," Ms. Servin added, suggesting that Kahlo might therefore be expected to have had a rough voice.
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Again, how can we be expected to lead a country where we only know a biased history of it, if any?
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The ex-convict turnout rate might not be expected to be much higher than 2017 percent, based strictly on demographic characteristics.
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A Republican sweep could translate into a selloff in emerging market assets as international trade spats would be expected to continue.
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Whichever candidate is chosen will be expected to help restore the party's broad appeal to voters from all walks of society.
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On Wednesday, Emily Thornberry, who would be expected to have the foreign secretary post in a Labour government, endorsed the idea.
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This can be expected to dip as the Tri-state area increases its restrictions to slow the spread of the virus.
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But the rank and file regulators can be expected to follow the lead of the political appointees who lead the agencies.
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Marissa Coleman, a veteran guard and forward who came aboard as a free agent, will be expected to fortify the roster.
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But what we've seen is that people can't be expected to wade through privacy policies (written for lawyers and by lawyers).
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The five grandchildren of King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia will no longer be expected to perform official royal duties.
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Washington can be expected to use aggressive diplomatic tactics to prevent that from happening, but that step would provoke significant controversy.
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Surely Sessions and his Justice Department could be expected to accomplish something as straightforward as keeping the Muslims at bay. Hah.
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Because of the highly technical nature of these investigations, private data security teams can be expected to help in the search.
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The shows will be expected to return in January, but then NBC's broadcast of the Winter Olympics could cause further interruption.
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The resulting number captures the share of a college's entering class that is low-income and can be expected to graduate.
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The special committee, once established, would be expected to produce a report by the end of the next session of Congress.
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If the shutdown goes on for weeks, about 1.3 million active-duty military will be expected to work potentially without pay.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell will be expected to explain the central bank's position in a news conference after the rate decision.
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Fink began his research by forecasting the number of suicides that could be expected to occur between August and December 21994.
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How big is the population of prime working-age people, and how many of them would be expected to seek work?
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Donner's data forecasts that Democrats would be expected to win the House popular vote in November by about 10 percentage points.
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But overall spending on health care would be expected to go up under Medicare for All, since everyone would be covered.
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No one would sign up for that; it's absolutely in the category of what kids can reasonably be expected to handle.
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"The temperatures can be expected to drop further in upcoming days," said Martí Bonshoms, a forecaster from Peru's national meteorology service.
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In short, the TPP can be expected to reduce competition and therefore raise the prices of drugs in some TPP countries.
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American history tells us that if you make enough of a mess, black women will be expected to clean it up.
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The plans currently under discussion are unlikely to do this, so most Labour lawmakers can be expected to vote against May.
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However, Markle would be expected to curtsy to the Queen, Prince Philip, Prince Charles, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, Prince William and Kate.
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That swing of 24 percentage points in net approval would be expected to lower American exports by 0.22 percent, or $3.3 billion.
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But at a critical point, it would be expected to change suddenly, indicating a spontaneous reorganization of the electrons in the crystal.
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Someone in Harris' position (a little north of 230%) should be expected to win Iowa around 5% to 10% of the time.
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If the same group were to quit smoking at age 40, they could be expected to regain 5.7 and 4.6 years, respectively.
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It's such a part of photography that almost anyone who works in this field will also be expected to have retouching skills.
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Prices on other commodities, like natural gas, lumber and beef would also be expected to rise, at least in the short term.
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The selected candidate will be expected to advance the goals of the Fine Arts Department through active student recruitment and faculty development.
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But within a year, the new American president and Netanyahu can be expected to be annoying the hell out of one another.
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But signing a free agent who would be expected to yield a one-win gain costs some $8m on the current market.
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The prototypes will also be expected to make space for technology like sensors, cameras, and towers that border patrol agents can use.
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Liverpool now face seven league games that, on current form, they will be expected to win, or at least navigate without defeat.
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This is my investigation, though, and I can't be expected to answer on behalf of everyone, so: The "Runaway" video is trash.
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The more worrying phenomenon was a general disappearance of the expectation that politicians should even be expected to stick to the facts.
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Exit polls suggest that Mr Trump lost among voters with incomes beneath $50,000, as a Republican presidential candidate would be expected to.
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Microsoft would be expected to provide at least 2,500 units of the headset to the military branch within the next two years.
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Myanmar is a member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, and Suu Kyi would normally be expected to attend its Nov.
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AS THE HEAD teacher at a Hindu secondary school, Simon Arnell might be expected to have a sophisticated understanding of the religion.
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While the legislation would be expected to have strong Republican support, it would also need Democrats' backing to advance in the Senate.
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Platforms and apps that tap into the existing cash economy without involving banks or credit card companies can be expected to thrive.
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"When you are not even allowed to present your case, it can certainly be expected to affect your mental health," Sundvall said.
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That could be expected to hit the retail industry in the city since mainland customers make up a large portion of consumers.
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Silver found that even if Sanders and Clinton were running even nationally, Clinton could be expected to win Illinois by 8 points.
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He described the average amount they would be expected to give in that period "as I think about 300," or possibly less.
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But that is still a lot less than they might be expected to contribute to bring the DB scheme back into balance.
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I don't think I should be expected to pay not only for my education and my children's, but someone else's as well.
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We cannot come into work after only four hours of sleep and be expected to be fully energized and ready to work.
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Physicians should not be expected to act in ways that violate the ethics of medical practice, even if these acts are legal.
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A similar anti-dumping decision on Chinese common alloy sheet in December can be expected to restrict further this year's import flows.
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Among other things, the companies would be expected to keep copies of the advertisements and information about the organizations that purchased them.
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The basic story is that trading volume can be expected to decline roughly in proportion to the percentage increase in trading costs.
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Payments, as a category, is coming off a solid year in 2015, and the trend should be expected to continue into 2016.
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Perhaps one day politicians will be expected to wear a body camera at all times so voters can follow their every step.
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But as a "new source of journalism" (a term that's recently cropped up), should it be expected to meet Fourth Estate obligations?
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The ECA represents 232 European clubs, including all the leading teams who would be expected to feature in a Club World Cup.
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He can't be expected to ask tough questions, so the interview will be a total puff piece, which the administration badly needs.
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Mr. Trump, who has railed against politicians who don't keep their promises, could be expected to start deporting 11 million undocumented workers.
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Democrats and environmentalists pulled out the stops against both Wheeler and Pruitt's confirmations and can be expected to voice their opposition again.
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"Why are they part of the audit team when they can hardly be expected to be impartial?" said Chamber spokesman Ronald Recidoro.
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If I.P.O.s for start-ups like Twilio prove successful, many of the 160 or so other unicorns can be expected to follow.
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If Brexit does occur, Scotland can be expected to hold another referendum on leaving Great Britain, before, presumably, applying for E.U. membership.
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Their ratio of 123 runs scored to 193 given up entering Wednesday would be expected to produce 12 wins, rather than nine.
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Now, thanks to the Trump administration, nearly 90,000 TPS holders will be expected to leave the United States and return to Honduras.
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Severino, 22, is one of several players from the Yankees' farm system who will be expected to usher in a new era.
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There were problems there the US shouldn't be expected to intervene in, Obama argued in an interview with The Atlantic last year.
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With a Republican President, it would be expected to be the site of the nomination of Donald Trump for a second term.
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The large minority population might be expected to translate into an advantage for Clinton, who has consistently shown strength with such groups.
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The NBA will now be expected to examine the play and determine whether it merits a ban for the All-Star Green.
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If regional leaders fail to take a strong and united stand against Mr. Maduro, Venezuela's crisis can only be expected to grow.
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Instead, the report says the country can be expected to proceed with "business as usual" until specific orders are issued from Pyongyang.
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Zatezalo's tenure as a mining executive is checkered with violations of the same health and safety standards he'll be expected to enforce.
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Both will eventually (if not already) be expected to escort a historic NBA franchise to the promise land for the foreseeable future.
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"Iran can be expected to continue to push the deal's limits, commit violations and seek interpretations that are unfounded," the report said.
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Given the tendency of companies to report results above Wall Street estimates, those numbers might be expected to come in even higher.
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You can go to one place and be expected to eat with a fork, a knife, and a napkin on your lap.
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Such a decision would be expected to play out over several months, as the department continues its investigation and holds public hearings.
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Campaign events where they will be expected to shake hands and mingle with the crowds do not fit with those mitigation strategies.
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"The North's nuclear cadre can be expected to proceed with business as usual until specific orders are issued from Pyongyang," they said.
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Everyone understands that negotiations would be complex and difficult, and nobody can be expected to agree on the final result in advance.
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Plainly, holidaymakers can't be expected to probe their host countries' defects — quite often linked to their home countries' hypocritical "foreign aid" programs.
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The threat puts credibility to Iran's argument that it cannot be expected to deliver its half of the deal unreciprocated in perpetuity.
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That is a perverse way of measuring progress; species once hurtling toward extinction can hardly be expected to build sustainable populations overnight.
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Why should volunteers be expected to put themselves in harms way if there's a safer and quicker way to produce this equipment?
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You would normally be expected to pay over £300 for this device, but it's currently on sale for just £143.99 on Amazon.
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The defendants can be expected to seek separate trials to minimize the potential for prejudicial spillover of evidence from the other defendants.
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Poor people: Many states would be expected to roll back their expansions of the Medicaid program to cover childless adults without disabilities.
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After all, a Walgreens cashier can't be expected to automatically deduct the 20 percent senior discount the chain offers on certain Tuesdays.
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Mat Sanders, resilience policy and program administrator for Louisiana's Office of Community Development, said others can be expected to experience similar conditions.
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In addition, New Yorkers who are covered via Medicaid won't be expected to pay a co-pay for coronavirus testing, Cuomo said.
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An appeal in that case remains pending and would be expected to be dealt with the same way as the Ohio dispute.
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Weinstein will be expected to appear in court in LA to face the charges upon the conclusion of his New York trial.
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Even though the severe threat will be over by mid-morning Saturday, showers can be expected to linger into the early evening.
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"A trans person can't be expected to update their license every three months or so just to avoid being deactivated," Webb said.
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So if, for example, Weidmann is appointed ECB president, the other German on the board, Sabine Lautenschlaeger, will be expected to resign.
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As an Apple Card owner, all eyes at the table will divert to you, and you'll be expected to give a verdict.
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But without harder confirmation that the market for refined zinc is tightening, Glencore can be expected to hold its fire on restarts.
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Further, there remains vigorous debate over whether Wall Street should be expected to turn its back on a legal, multibillion-dollar industry.
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They will also be expected to protect French democracy itself, amid allegations that Russia interfered in the U.S. presidential election last year.
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Christina said her children will be expected to attend college — just as she and her sister were — and to pay for it.
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He will be expected to defend the rights of immigrants and affirm their human dignity, but the record indicates that he won't.
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The most notable difference in the buy-in proposal is in how much patients would be expected to pay out of pocket.
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Several Republicans have portrayed a liberal arts education as an expendable, sometimes frivolous luxury that taxpayers should not be expected to pay for.
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Its payment methods, in which people wanting to profit from ransoms might be expected to take a keen interest, are rudimentary and slapdash.
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George Osborne, UK chancellor of the exchequer, greeted the deal on Twitter, indicating other companies will now also be expected to pay up.
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A misogynist can't be expected to acknowledge discrimination and abuse, much less fight for leaders and legislation that would protect women from it.
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"We've had the wind at our backs for the last couple of years, but that can't be expected to last forever," Coffey said.
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So if, for example, a German is appointed ECB president, the other German on the board, Sabine Lautenschlaeger, will be expected to resign.
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Needless to say, to be a woman—particularly a black woman in the 60s—was (and is) to be expected to contain yourself.
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Both candidates can also be expected to continue touting their progressive credentials, a major topic in the last debate and town hall events.
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This sector might logically be expected to benefit from Trump's celebration of material success and, more importantly, his promised $216 trillion tax cut.
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They should be expected to tend to their own images and relationships -- with an eye toward a time when Trump is gone. 4.
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And before his election in 2015, Trudeau told his party's candidates that they would be 'expected to vote pro-choice' on future legislation.
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For this plan you would usually be expected to pay £8.72 a month but with this deal you only pay £1.05 a month.
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Outside business groups are keenly aware of this potential strategy and can be expected to pressure lawmakers to pursue it on the Hill.
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In this case a team of tribots might be expected to get from one end of a piece of complex terrain to another.
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Individual stocks are more likely to be caught up in big moves caused by forces that company analysts cannot be expected to master.
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Trump officials have approved the first-ever Medicaid work requirements, despite evidence most Medicaid recipients either already work or wouldn't be expected to.
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It said the winning bidder would be expected to deliver 2,500 headsets within two years, and exhibit the capacity for full-scale production.
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The aid group, however, cautioned that Jordan, which already hosts hundreds of thousands of Syrians, cannot be expected to shoulder the burden alone.
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Older people like Jim often don't speak clearly or linearly, and those with dementia can't be expected to troubleshoot a machine that misunderstands.
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"However, speaking generally, this kind of incident wouldn't be expected to result in more than counseling for a first offense," the spokesperson said.
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The LME said it would be expected to comply with the pre-trade transparency requirements whether there were a "hard Brexit" or not.
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She will be expected to bring along non-expensive, humble gifts on Christmas even – when the presents are laid out on long tables.
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Such losses might be expected to drive a faster switch to renewable energy and quicken the demise of old plants, the experts said.
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The first day will conclude with a state banquet at Buckingham Palace, where the queen and Trump will be expected to make speeches.
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Other essential workers, such as military personnel, will be expected to show up for work but will not be paid during the shutdown.
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Most Medicaid enrollees either already work or wouldn't be expected to work because they are children, or elderly, or they have a disability.
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For this to work, Mr Kim needs time, and that is what he can be expected to play for in the coming negotiations.
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If granted, Chapman will be expected to testify again during the new trial about what she remembers from the day Lee was murdered.
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Most importantly, why should a woman be expected to upend her career just because she ended up in the crosshairs of some harasser?
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Fourth-graders will be expected to "write legibly in cursive to complete assignments," and cursive will also be a requirement for fifth-graders.
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Furthermore, visitors who come to play on the course would be expected to spend money in the local area, further boosting the economy.
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If the court rules that continuing to detain journalists like Mr Alpay is unlawful, the government will be expected to release them immediately.
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She proposes capping the amount that borrowers can be expected to pay per month and forgiving debt after a certain amount of time.
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Deepak Garg, the founder, had originally mulled launching an "Uber for trucking"; as a former McKinsey management consultant, he might be expected to.
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This meant it often experienced temperature spikes, so any corals living within it would be expected to be adapted to endure such spikes.
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The number fluctuates according to where you're based: You'll be expected to pay more for your coverage for places with higher theft rates.
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Products with flavors like spicy sweet chili, chipotle pineapple and sriracha mango can be expected to pop up more in the coming months.
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REST OF THE WORLD - MORE OF THE SAME Production in the rest of the world can be expected to continue trending gently upwards.
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Analysts say any government would be expected to do everything possible to avoid the closure of a plant the size of Port Talbot.
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"Firearm-related eye injuries caused by high-velocity, penetrating projectiles to the head can be expected to result in visual impairment," Mbekeani said.
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And should a miscalculation lead to fighting, China cannot be expected to abandon the leader who provides a buffer against US-backed Seoul.
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Harvard, like many other schools, offers a net price calculator to help students estimate how much their families would be expected to pay.
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As a new member Scotland would be expected to join the euro, the EU's single currency, and leave the pound, the speech added.
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India is due to hold general elections in May, where an upsurge in nationalism would be expected to benefit Modi's Hindu nationalist BJP.
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Many of us won't be as patient as Singh, nor should we be expected to as that impatience comes from a real place.
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Either way, it's a tricky business, relying on both art and science, and can only be expected to yield an approximation at best.
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Of course, in the type of market that sees investors shy away from risk, value stocks should be expected to do relatively well.
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It's a fact of life that you will be expected to work on the train, at home, or just about anywhere these days.
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It was unclear how long the 200 troops would be expected to remain in the area or where exactly they would be deployed.
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The lawyer said that he would be expected to be told within a day of a case being settled by a co-counsel.
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If the brands marketing themselves as "sustainable" or "ethical" can't trace every step of their supply chain, how can you be expected to?
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We would be expected to kind of learn about who was coming and watch their movies and be able to converse with them.
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Formica says that Gross is a very talented manager but will not be expected to carry the performance of the asset manager alone.
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Considering how busy their day jobs keep them, politicians can't even be expected to actually write the books with their names on them.
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Tabaddor said it was not clear if judges would now be expected to travel to border courts en masse to hear cases there.
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After all, how long can a group of grown-ass men be expected to blow birthday candles out with their buttholes or whatever?
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Now, everyone understands that negotiations would be complex and difficult, and nobody can be expected to agree on the final result in advance.
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The AP reported approximately 70 percent of the on-hold applications were from black voters, who overall would be expected to skew Democratic.
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Most are consumer-goods companies or utilities—the type of companies that would be expected to survive an economic downturn without going bust.
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This could also be Kim rejecting the Libya model, where Pyongyang would be expected to "unilaterally" surrender its arsenal without anything in return.
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With his close ties to the president, Mr. Groysman will be expected to ease some of the rifts in the pro-European camp.
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Back then, most judges could be expected to interpret the laws as they were written, rather than bending them to fit political agendas.
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They should not be expected to show up at work not knowing if their employer and government will protect them from physical assault.
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If we can't even discern cognitive status in these infants, how can we be expected to appropriately assess something as subjective as pain?
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The mine would be expected to create $300 billion to $500 billion in revenue over the life of the project, the EPA estimated.
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The head of a local teacher's union has criticized the plan, saying teachers should not be expected to have law enforcement-style training.
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Just make sure to do your research to avoid overspending at restaurants and other places where you think you'll be expected to tip.
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Much of the area is covered by levees, though islands and camps inside the levees would be expected to flood, the NWS said.
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"The North's nuclear cadre can be expected to proceed with business as usual until specific orders are issued from Pyongyang," 38 North said.
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While Froome is Sky's undoubted team leader, Spain's Mikel Landa will be expected to challenge strongly at the Vuelta which begins on Aug.
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In October, Mr. Obama could be expected to fly Air Force One into places where he can energize turnout among core Democratic supporters.
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Salary: $324,412A senior director is a top leadership position, where you'll be expected to bring loads of experience to the process of management.
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But there are logical reasons the right-track/wrong-track numbers wouldn't be expected to tell us much that we don't already know.
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Meal kits and restaurants have begun to offer plates that mimic this dietary trend, and that can be expected to continue in 2018.
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The trendline is a regression that tells us basically what a person&aposs speaking time would be expected to be given their polling.
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Stuff would still happen, obviously, and smaller states could be expected to experience ethnic and religious tensions and become home to illiberal ideas.
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China might reasonably be expected to have taken some of the heat out of the diplomatic storm by stemming the flow of exports.
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But a French baby born today will be expected to live three and a half years more, on average, than an American one.
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A Jones win would mean Republicans only have a 51-49 advantage, and Democrats will be expected to demand he be seated immediately.
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There's also the fact that, at some point, Switch users will be expected to pay money for Nintendo's online services, outsourced or not.
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The Congressional Budget Office projects the program should be expected to lose, on average, about $0003 billion a year for the foreseeable future.
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Grants for medical research and clinical trials should be expected to demonstrate how they will be innovative in their communications and recruitment strategies.
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A foe like Iran can be hit in new ways, but also should be expected to develop the digital means to hit back.
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New York steps up The more than 5 million Puerto Ricans living in the US mainland also will be expected to step up.
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Up front, Norwich misfit Kyle Lafferty will be expected to chip in with a few goals, as will prolific Wigan striker Will Grigg.
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I feel like it is always 'boys will be boys' and 'girls will be...expected to be totally perfect, completely wholesome, yet emotionless.
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What's next: As Kim's meeting with President Trump looms, Washington can be expected to insist on timelines for denuclearization and specific verification protocols.
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After all, how long can we really be expected to care about a promise, when that promise has been broken so many times?
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Many popular libraries are down to a single maintainer, who keeps the library alive but can hardly be expected to guarantee its performance.
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