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Results A 20% tax on palm oil purchases would be expected to avert approximately 363 000 (95% confidence interval 247 000 to 479 000) deaths from myocardial infarctions and strokes over the period 2014-23 Indiadia (1.3% reduction in cardiovascular deaths) if people do not substitute other oils for reduced palm oil consumption.

40 The change in cholesterol from the palm oil tax would be expected to avert approximately 251 000 (171 000 to 331 000) deaths from myocardial infarction (1.4% (0.6% to 2.1%) of myocardial infarction deaths) and 112 000 (76 000 to 148 000) deaths from stroke (0.8% (0.5% to 1.1%) of stroke deaths) over the 10 year period from 2014 to 2023 (figs 3 and 4).

A shared assessment of the parameters of the F.T.A.A. between the United States and Brazil, South America's largest economy, is expected to avert a collapse of the talks this week along the lines of what happened two months ago in Cancún, Mexico, when a meeting of the World Trade Organization was dissolved amid resistance from developing countries led by Brazil.

Addressing the unmet need of family planning in Ethiopia is expected to avert 12,800 maternal deaths and more than 1.1 million child deaths by the target date of 2015 [ 12].

The action by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is largely a formality ahead of the settlement — a deal that is expected to help JPMorgan avert a clash over accusations that the bank orchestrated trading strategies to turn inefficient power plants into profit centers, the people said.

The sale, which was approved by Qwest's directors and is expected to be announced today, averts an immediate cash squeeze at Qwest that could have forced it to file for bankruptcy protection before the end of the year.

But in a bid to avert industrial action, Mr Hunt is expected to offer significant concessions.

PAGE A6 STEP TO AVERT ATROCITIES President Obama is expected to announce a ban on visas for people who the State Department finds have been involved in human rights violations.

Even if these risks can be averted, euro-zone GDP is expected to expand in 2014 by only a modest 1%, leaving output still below its peak in 2008.

"This campaign is expected to improve immunity of children against measles and help avert potential measles outbreaks in the future".

A chaotic end to the Scottish Premier League season has been averted, with confirmation that Gretna are expected to fulfil their remaining fixtures despite being in administration.