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More of the company's 19 daily papers are expected to switch to weekly publication when they relaunch.

Still, a quarter of all cellphone users in Japan are expected to switch to a 3G service by March 2005.

As restrictions are lifted, advertisers are expected to switch towards cash deals, which generally secure better placements.

Most Walgreen customers with an Express Scripts plan are expected to switch to another pharmacy to maintain better coverage and pay less for drugs.

Millions of people around the world are expected to switch off lights in homes, offices and famous landmarks at 8.30pm local time for an hour on Saturday to mark WWF's annual Earth Hour.

Even though some Republicans are expected to switch sides in a second House vote scheduled for Friday, a majority of them are expected to remain opposed to the plan, evidence of a shift in the Republican Party's identity that has some leaders worried about the elections next month and perhaps for the future.

But Simon Grix is back in the squad and Gareth O'Brien is expected to switch to stand-off, with debuts for Gene Ormsby and Anthony England.

He will remain at shortstop this season, but is expected to switch to second in the winter.

The Florians, both now approaching 70, have sold it for $165 million to an out-of-town company that is expected to switch its format to pop music.

Meanwhile, the wind blew about 20 miles an hour in an uncharacteristic direction, making the course play nothing like it will probably play on Thursday, when the wind is expected to switch again.

You will witness horrible things that parents have subjected their children to, and then you will be expected to switch off and join in the rest of the world.