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AK Steel Holding fell 16 cents, or 4.6 percent, to $3.31, after projecting a larger-than-expected first-quarter loss because a previously expected seasonal increase in the demand for steel did not materialize.

The company reduced its sales projections at stores open more than a year from a previously expected increase of more than 4percenttoto less than 2percentt above the already disappointing sales in 2000.

It said it recently submitted the lung disease drug QAB149 for European and United States approval and brought forward regulatory filing of ACZ885, to treat rare auto-inflammatory diseases, to December 2008 from a previously expected 2009.

The Evans & Sutherland Computer Corporation said yesterday that the Lockheed Martin Corporation had terminated a contract for image generators and that it would report a 2000 loss, instead of a previously expected profit.

Meanwhile, underlying borrowing, which stood at £97.5 billion in 2013/14, is expected to fall to £90.2 billion for the current fiscal year to the end of this month - down from a previously expected £91.3 billion.

Adams expects that by the end of 2000, 10 million U.S. households will own players, up from a previously expected 8 million.

The plan now, Mr. Mastran told investors, is to pursue a project that would generate only about $3 million to $4 million a year in revenues for Maximus, compared with the approximately $35 million a year previously expected.

Interestingly, recent studies of Annelida and Arthropoda central nervous systems reveal a higher variability than previously expected and a typical rope ladder-like central nervous system, a key feature of the complex "segmentation" cannot be found [see [ 56, 61]].

Shares of Xilinx are up nearly 5% in early trading after the programmable chip designer said sales would fall for the fourth quarter would fall a less-than previously expected range of 13% to 18%.

Our results may indicate that smoking has a stronger (than previously expected) association with NPC mortality in high-risk areas as well as those in low-risk areas.

Nicola Dandridge, the chief executive of Universities UK, a body representing British universities, said that the figures showed that the fee increase had had less of an impact than previously expected.