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Mr. Gates's views may not prevail beyond the end of the Bush administration, but the next president will face the same competing military priorities, while the services can be expected to renew their push for their favorite weapons programs.

But businesses with ties to the Meadowlands, particularly Hartz Mountain Industries, developer of more than 35 million square feet of real estate in the Meadowlands, can be expected to renew their opposition to decreased traffic and investment there.

Lithuania's Meilutyte will return for the 50m breaststroke on the final day of competition where she will be expected to renew her rivalry with Russian Efimova, whilst world record holder Jessica Hardy of the US is ranked third in the world over this distance.

If NBC retains its package, Fox is expected to renew its existing rights.

The EU is expected to renew sanctions but Robert Mugabe will be allowed to travel to Paris for a meeting.

But ING had made clear recently that it remained interested, and it was expected to renew its bid.

Washington is expected to renew its donations next year, but Bush administration officials have not said at what level.

Lorin Maazel's contract with the New York Philharmonic also runs through 2006, but he is expected to renew it.

He also is expected to renew the payroll tax cut and extend unemployment benefits, both of which are set to expire.

While there is no abortion-related measure on the ballot in November, Ms. Palin is expected to renew her support, as is the Tea Party Express.

The Los Angeles Clippers, the Golden State Warriors and the Boston Celtics had previously attempted to acquire Paul and are expected to renew their efforts.