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I was poised to write cult.

This week O'Callghan is poised to write press articles and give television interviews in the run up to Saturday's critical decision.

Variety reports that Hollywood studio Universal is poised to write off huge losses on Carl Rinsch's film, which had already opened poorly in Japan ahead of its Christmas Day North American bow.

The Treasury is poised to write off £2bn - equivalent to 1p on income tax - as uncollectable from Gordon's Brown's tax credit scheme, a report by MPs reveals today.

It is the real-life terminators on the prowl in Iraq, not the sentimental White House screenwriters responsible for "Mission Accomplished," who are poised to write the ending for that crew and all their fellow troops now.

Reviewing the programme for the Telegraph, the historian Tim Stanley wrote: "I was poised to write 'why did BBCQT invite a dumb footballer on to the panel when Roger Scruton is sitting at home waiting for an invite to arrive by telegram?' But Joey was pretty eloquent on [the Iraq war inquiry] Chilcot, on Heathrow's runaway runways, and on Ukip.

Only our company and a handful of others are poised to write the future.

Wolstencroft was poised to write the next episode, but found himself committed to other projects.

Her yellow number two pencil was poised to write, but no writing was taking place.

I believe our children and grandchildren are poised to write great, joyful poems.

"Only our company and a handful of others are poised to write the future," he continued.