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Lucent's troubles, which analysts insisted were primarily confined to the company, are expected to spark a selloff in technology stocks today.
The fallout from those solar storms are expected to spark a G1 geomagnetic storm on Earth today, SWPC officials said.
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LinkedIn's flotation is expected to spark a social media goldrush, with some of the internet's most talked-about – if not profit-making – companies going public.
The rejection of Anwar's appeal is expected to spark protests across the country, though the man himself has appealed for calm.
The offer from OM is expected to spark off a "white knight" bid from the Deutsche Börse as it tries to keep its LSE tie-up on track.
The plan, which would require state and local legislative approval, is expected to spark debate among health care advocates, health agency officials, union leaders and public officials.
LinkedIn's flotation is expected to spark a social media goldrush, with some of the internet's most exciting – if not profit-making – companies going public.
All in all, the five-year plan is expected to "spark the greatest consumption story in modern history," Stephen Roach, nonexecutive chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia, wrote in a Project Syndicate column.
The ruling, which amounts to Beijing's most direct intervention in the territory's legal system since the 1997 handover to Chinese rule, is expected to spark renewed street protests in the former British colony.
Senior Congressional officials said the House leadership had essentially decided to go ahead with the vote, which is expected to spark a fight with Republicans over what they see as a politically inspired inquiry.
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