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But Chinese state-run news media widely reported the announcement, which could kindle public expectations that the government will take steps to back up its words.

Nothing is set in stone until Mr. Karzai makes a formal announcement, which could come as soon as Saturday, the official said.

The announcement, which could pave the way for the drug's approval early next year, sent the shares of Genentech and those of its two development partners up sharply.

They were also shocked about the country borrowing $5bn from its rich neighbour Abu Dhabi just hours before the announcement, which could be taken as an indication that the emirate has the cash to make the 14 December payment.

An announcement, which could come as early as today after a weekend of intensifying rumors, would end five years in which Times Mirror was reshaped by the cost-cutting zeal and combative optimism of its chief executive, Mark H. Willes.

"They are saying, 'If you don't cooperate with us, we won't cooperate with you.' " Although a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman this week officially welcomed the Sinuiju zone, Mr. Yang confirmed that North Korea had not told China in advance of last week's announcement, which could account for Beijing's seemingly undiplomatic fit of pique.

The Gac's announcement - which could come as soon as this Tuesday - follows a period of tumult at Icann.

There was also poor clarity in the public announcement system, which could create confusion.

Pebble is also offering a special discount through its institutional partners to anyone who wants to order a personal device through them, it notes in its announcement today, which could also be taken as an indication that it's offloading on-hand stock.

Nokia is probably going to be rolling out a number of announcements next week, which could include tablet or phablet hardware, according to recent speculation.

Mr. Maurer of A. G. Edwards said, "There are several major announcements due this week, which could shake up the markets".