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Still, some kind of fade-out should have been expected because the Power battered themselves into submission a week earlier against North Melbourne.

The decision announced yesterday had been expected, because the Libeskind and Think plans had won wide acclaim from architects, design professionals and the general public.

The move had been expected because the Cardinals wanted to avoid paying Rolle the $4 million roster bonus and $8 million salary he is due.

But an employee who works at the store said an attack at one of Asiacell's Baghdad shops had been expected because the company had refused to pay extortion money to insurgents.

The judge told him he was reducing the term which might have been expected because the murder was out of character and because Maben had been under pressure, seeing Mrs Cosgrove as an "obstacle" in his relationship with her daughter.

The increase in the borrowing forecast had been expected because the government borrowed £64.1bn in the first seven months of the financial year, an increase of £3.7bn from the same period last year.

Energy Department officials said cost increases were to be expected because the original estimates were rough approximations.

Wider bank selling is expected because the Federal Reserve is tightening cash reserve requirements on the private equity investments of banks.

Mr. Cameron's chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, said the downgrades were expected because the government was pursuing the right policy.

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