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The horror prompted a violent backlash from survivors who unleashed their fury over the horror on anyone they expected may be involved in the attack.

The increase, which was much higher than expected, may be showing that people who relied on equity from their homes rather than bank debt during the five-year housing boom are returning to more conventional credit as the real estate market cools.

We show that the time frame within which improvements in the Hesbaye groundwater quality can be expected may be much longer than that required by the WFD.

Spain ranks fifth in such ranking after countries with extensive wage indexation (Belgium, Sweden, Finland and France), while countries such as Germany and Italy have low levels of real wage rigidity.23 Therefore, the fact that estimated levels of real wage cyclicality in Europe are higher than initially expected may be driven by the selected pool of countries for which estimations are available.

Organizations doing better than expected may be over-confident.

Organizations doing less than expected may be scared.

They were 15 players whom, said Brian Flinn, director of basketball communications for the N.B.A., "we expect may be lottery picks".

The news doesn't bode well for the upcoming holiday season, which analysts expect may be the worst in as many as 20 years.

This indicates that a constant increase in failure strain, when the hybrid effect is expected, may not be valid (e.g., 50%% or 0.01 strain increase).

As a corollary, individual exposures in areas where rapid change was expected may not be well represented, such as in highly urban areas.

However, for a particular period the expected demand may be smaller than the expected backlog or even be zero.