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Hadi al-Ameri, the head of Badr Organisation, a long-standing Shia group with close ties to Iranian Revolutionary Guards, envisions a future for PMUs where the Iraqi state has the final say.

Larry Summers, the president's top economic adviser, envisions a future for the U.S. built more on exporting.

In his interview with The Global Search for Education, Brian envisions a future for schools that will extend the boundaries out into museums, libraries, the corporate world and environmental communities.

Some analysts are envisioning a future for Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia without Martha Stewart at the helm.

Davis Cup aside, it was difficult at the time to envision a future for American men's tennis.

ON a crisp spring morning in the East Village, Dana Beal could envision a future for the Yippies, and it involved coffee and real estate.

She envisioned a future for her daughter that was world-wise and multi-national with the freedom to be educated in Holland if she so wished.

It is not clear what the future holds for Mr. Milosevic, who tonight appeared on Serbian television and congratulated Mr. Kostunica on winning the elections, but seemed to envision a future for himself in Yugoslavia's politics.

But at the same time they were all also envisioning a future for music where boundaries didn't exist, where you could have a cross-fertilization between the avant-garde, classical music and pop.

As the technology continues to advance, and as the players continue to get stronger and faster, it is hard to envision a future for men's tennis that isn't rooted in the power game.

Now, as legal troubles continue to swirl around Ms. Stewart and her ImClone trades, some analysts are envisioning a future for the public company without Ms. Stewart at the helm and suggesting that could even help.