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Four migrants are expected to test those reforms in state elections on Sunday.

If all three missions succeed, their investigations are expected to test the working hypothesis behind current Mars exploration.

A Council member said today that Arab governments are expected to test opinions on the Council, and particularly the attitude of the United States, before calling for any action on the plan.

Some will pop out to the path for a Sunday stroll, the more ambitious are expected to test their stamina by trying to cover the whole route in one trip.

As the Israeli prime minister, Ehud Barak, and the Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat, begin their final peace talks with Mr. Clinton, they are expected to test how far apart they are on the future status of Jerusalem, the fate of more than three million Palestinian refugees and the borders of a Palestinian state.

Several Democrats who hold posts in Arizona are expected to test the waters, including Matt Heinz, a doctor and member of the Legislature; Paula Aboud, a state senator; and Steve Farley, assistant minority leader in the State House and a friend of Ms. Giffords and Mr. Kelly.

NASA has selected the astronauts who will crew the first commercial orbital spacecraft in history, Boeing's Starliner and SpaceX's Crew Dragon, which are expected to test-fly as early as spring 2019.

The deliberation of her case is expected to test the independence of Philippine courts.

Athens is expected to test the markets with a bond issue, perhaps as soon as next week.

Cofield, who underwent shoulder surgery in January, is expected to test the market.

EXTRA POINTS Free safety ORLANDO THOMAS is expected to test his pulled left hamstring at Wednesday's practice.