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Though Republicans blocked Hagel's confirmation vote last week, they are expected to come to a vote, and likely confirm Hagel, in the coming days.

Google hired David Goldwater, a lobbyist based in Las Vegas, to promote the two measures, which are expected to come to a vote before the Legislature's session ends in June.

That has led to investigations which are expected to come to a head in early July when Almunia has set a deadline for Google to respond to a number of questions about its competitive tactics and strategy.

However, across the four years of the culls, the additional costs to the taxpayer of monitoring, licensing and policing at both sites are expected to come to a total about £6.4m.

The next round of climate talks in Marrakesh will be important, because it is when the negotiators are expected to come to a decision on a five-year rolling working plan for the mechanism.

The issue is expected to come to a head soon.

That decision is expected to come to a head later this year.

A verdict is expected to come at a later date.

Unmanned merchant vessels' prototypes are expected to come into operation within a few years.

The Tories are expected to come third.

More are expected to come forward.