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But the announcement will be delayed, at least until later this week and maybe beyond, because of the Connecticut school shooting and what one official called "some discomfort" with the idea of Mr. Obama's announcing a national security team in which the top posts are almost exclusively held by white men.

For example, one preliminary analysis of Trump's tax, spending, trade and immigration plans by researchers at Goldman Sachs predicts that they will initially raise GDP growth by 0.1 percentage point in the second half of next year and then lower growth by about that same amount in 2018 and beyond (because of trade and immigration restrictions).

Her concern echoed a World Bank report, released on Tuesday, that warned that Afghanistan could suffer a devastating recession in 2014 and beyond because of the impending vacuum created by the military withdrawal and dwindling aid.

But the game may also portend the pace that football will be played at the college level and beyond because of the star schemers on each sideline, Auburn's Malzahn and Oregon's Kelly.

When you consider the impact of that programming thread over a large number of years at Miller, there are a lot of composers who have come to the attention of New York and beyond because of that.

But while Mr. Lockard expects demand for his wind turbines to remain strong through 2012, he expressed concern during Saturday's event about 2013 and beyond because of the impending expiration of the so-called production tax credit.

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The organization defines progressivism as a step beyond liberalism because of "heavy regulation and other controls".

But we are illiterate beyond that because of the secular policies of the state".

That step previously seemed beyond reach because of the strength of hard-right resistance.

However, MIT would not cover the losses at Baker beyond July 1 because of budget problems, he said.