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Last month, the city said that in the fall of 2012, some residents would be expected to send their children to school outside the community board boundaries.

Yet relative price stability may now be adding to the rich world's economic woes.Deep recessions like the recent global contraction would normally be expected to send inflation tumbling.

A video that slanders 600,000 New Yorkers may be expected to send them tripping down the steps to splutter with outrage.

Under the Tories' scheme, health authorities and GPs would be expected to send patients to the best quality and value-for-money care providers - regardless of whether they are private or NHS.

Generally on the whole the news flow would normally be expected to send equity markets higher by a greater margin as it was revealed that the Bank of England voting pattern for interest rates had not changed and the chancellor's budget speech announced some interesting measures to help boost the economy, but not even all this was enough to push us significantly higher.

Although such a character might be expected to send young filmgoers flying back to their video games, "The Secret of Kells," which will be given its American premiere this weekend by the New York International Children's Film Festival, is not about religion.

The Bush administration is expected to send Congress the final report and recommendations within a month.

The Senate Armed Services Committee is expected to send the confirmation to the full Senate on Thursday, most likely along party lines.

They were expected to send ten per cent of their paychecks to Jihad, but it was surely a meagre contribution.

The Obama administration is expected to send 20,000 to 30,000 more American troops to Afghanistan over the next year.

The court-appointed supervisor, Judah Gribetz, is expected to send out a sales package to the bidders by Tuesday.