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Tobin envisaged a small tax on currencies, but Schäuble said he wanted to tax all financial transactions across the European Union, for three reasons.

He envisaged a small independent microsatellite that would constantly orbit the Earth on trajectories that mimic flybys.

Given the dominance of the British Royal Navy and the impossibility, as he saw it, of competing with it, Hollmann envisaged a small fleet consisting of torpedo boats and coastal defense ships to be based in German waters.

The central problem is how to get the upper-house Senate to commit suicide, or rather an act of extensive self-mutilation, since Mr Letta envisages a smaller chamber of regional delegates with restricted powers.

"The festival cost us a lot more to put on than we envisaged, so a small price increase was necessary to ensure the longevity of the festival".

Mr Cable said the increase now being envisaged was a "small sum" but it sent a "signal that we want young people to see it (apprenticeships) as a promising career, as increasing numbers are".

It is envisaged that a small private sector will continue to offer top-up care to those that can afford double insurance.

Where a row of "independent retailers" was envisaged, a storage area for dustbins was built: of the five small shops that remain, three are vacant and the others are a Subway and Domino's Pizza.

He envisaged a career as a businessman.

(Many of the models had envisaged a Gore landslide instead).

They envisaged a broadly based socialist coalition government taking over.