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In its latest monthly report, the German central bank indicated that the 0.6% drop in GDP in the final three months of last year will soon be clawed back: There are signs that economic activity will gradually pick up pace in the remainder of the year, although the external environment should not be expected to kick-start a very strong surge in demand.

Britain's competition watchdog is expected to kick-start the struggle for ownership of the London Stock Exchange within the next few days.

The move is expected to save Californians up to $1 billion a year in electricity charges.The state's new mandatory requirements for television sets are expected to kick-start a national trend.

Having recently trademarked "iWatch" in a number of jurisdictions, Apple is expected to kick-start the "smart watch" market, with a device that effectively puts an iPhone on a user's wrist.

MAPUTO, 29 July 2005 – The International Measles Partnership welcomes the start of the National Immunisation Campaign, which Mozambique's Deputy Health Minister Dr. Aida Libombo is expected to kick off in the Northern Region of Mozambique in Nampula this Monday.

overnight but is expected to kick up to 50 m.p.h.

Electronic R01 submission is expected to kick in with the 1 February 2007 submission deadline.

A 50th-anniversary concert tour is expected to kick off next year.

Around half of the stimulus is expected to kick in starting Q2 2009 and through 2010.

A new government program offering 30% cash rebates for building renewable-energy facilities, however, is expected to help kick-start the market soon.

The trial is expected to start Monday.