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Sweeping reforms to their pay and allowances are now anticipated by many MPs after it was revealed that the Employment minister, Tony McNulty, had claimed £60,000 for staying at his parents' home in his Harrow constituency, 11 miles from the Commons.

A number of extensions to FALCON are now anticipated.

The instructors had hoped for 20 students in the course, booked a classroom for 55, and are now anticipating close to 100 participants.

Rising food prices have already been reported this week, and economists are now anticipating price regulation and food shortages — something Russians of a certain age remember all too well.

Rising food prices have already been reported this week, and economists are now anticipating price regulation and food shortages something Russians of a certain age remember all too well.

"We are now anticipating that Comet will deliver a small retail loss for the year," said the group chief executive, Thierry Falque-Pierrotin.

The betting had been that the base rate, set at 0.5%, would start to rise in the first quarter of 2015, but markets are now anticipating an increase towards the end of the year.

If these more bullish analysts are right, that could mean an improving economic outlook in time for the Congressional elections (the first report on third-quarter growth is scheduled for Oct. 31) and perhaps a better holiday shopping season than many retailers are now anticipating.

The report fed expectations among some economists that yet another aggressive half-point cut in interest rates might be in store when Fed policy makers meet on June 26 and 27 rather than the slimmer quarter-point reduction the markets are now anticipating.

Indeed, some firms are now anticipating disappointing profits with job cuts.

If investors are now anticipating better economic data, there could be fewer surprises, making it harder for stocks to rally.