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For children, David Walliams's Awful Auntie and the latest Diary of a Wimpy Kid installment are clearly expected to appear on many lists to Father Christmas in 2014.

At noon, the EEJ and the Sq currents are largest and their signatures are clearly expected in the magnetic field.

While it doesn't require the confusing credit system of Zune, songs can be purchased for $.99, users are clearly expected to go the way of the subscription service.

Traits or values regarding self-direction, stimulation, achievement and power are clearly expected to be positively related to entrepreneurial attitudes, while those related to universalism, conformity, security and tradition, may be negatively related.

Investors are clearly expecting a bumpy ride.

Next match: USA, Sunday 27 September (Pool B) ▲ 1 The virtues of Warrenball are by now well known and England are clearly expecting it.

So now that the Unperson/Ryan ticket has lost, Republicans are clearly expecting Paul Ryan to move right back into his previous role as Washington's favorite Serious, Honest Conservative.

Investors are clearly expecting enormous growth.

Regarding the effect of CisPt on the DNA H-bond network, it is clearly expected that at the beginning of the SMD simulation, we would have detected a lower H-bond number, compared with the bare DNA (Fig. 3d), since the CisPt adducts interrupt this network via a covalent bond with guanine N7 (Fig. 2c).

With an MSRP of $49.99, it is clearly expected to be an affordable option for value-minded consumers.

Initially deprived of sun, terrorized by gasoline dousing and manhandled by guards forbidden to talk to them, the men were clearly expected to be driven crazy by their treatment.