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It will also be expected to thrive in, and perhaps win, an election for the European parliament next year.

Just as buildings require strong foundations, students cannot be expected to thrive if they lack adequate support".

Platforms and apps that tap into the existing cash economy without involving banks or credit card companies can be expected to thrive.

Aedes aegypti, the mosquito that carries Zika and other diseases, is expected to thrive in warmer conditions.

Cheap labour costs have already attracted many call-centres to Okinawa, and these are expected to thrive under the new scheme.

Industries that are expected to thrive under Democratic leadership, according to Kleintop, include health care companies, homebuilders and construction materials -- because we will all be building new houses with the money we save under Soviet-style health care, obviously.

Without electricity and water and textbooks, and without security and justice for themselves and their families, how can Gaza's children be expected to live and thrive?

How can a person be expected to survive -- much less thrive -- on that fuel?

Those are conditions, you would think, in which hedge funds might be expected to thrive but part of the problem, says Bayard, was a huge increase in European hedge funds in recent years, all seeking absolute returns to justify their fees.

The billionaire businessman was always expected to thrive in his home state and there was never much doubt that he would defeat Ted Cruz, the Texas senator whose brand of conservatism went down badly here, and Ohio governor John Kasich, who struggled to make an impact.

The billionaire businessman was always expected to thrive in his home state and there was never much doubt that he would defeat Cruz, the Texas senator whose brand of conservatism went down badly here, and Ohio governor Kasich, who struggled to make an impact.