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On any of these tunes, Mr. Frisell can be expected to deploy the haunting electronics for which he is known -- one aspect of a musical view that has generated wide notice for its expansiveness, even at a time when musicians cross genres at will.

He declined to say how many troops would be engaged but Nato officials said it would number around 4,000 and would be expected to deploy to any alliance member country within 48 hours.. "It is so that we are ready should something nasty happen," a senior Nato official said.

The United States, it said, should make no decision to build a national missile defense system unless it is shown "to be effective against the types of offensive countermeasures that an attacker could reasonably be expected to deploy with its long-range missiles".

Molecular biologist Robin Holliday has written that the apparent lack of biological wheels argues against creationist or intelligent design accounts of the diversity of life, because an intelligent creator free of the limitations imposed by evolution would be expected to deploy wheels wherever they would be of use.

The new troops are expected to deploy by June.

The final brigade is expected to deploy within two weeks.

A11 South Korea is expected to deploy more troops to Iraq by June.

State and local law enforcement agencies are expected to deploy an equal number for security purposes.

To our untrained eyes, the system in which we were expected to deploy this knowledge was often baffling, with its unfamiliar rituals of scribbled notes and morning rounds.

It has also deployed about 10 SU-30 Russian-made attack planes and is expected to deploy as many as 50.

And Mr. McEntee's union is expected to deploy hundreds of foot soldiers to vie with Gephardt supporters from the Teamsters, steelworkers, machinists and other unions.