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The Fed is expected to affirm both policies on Wednesday.

But he is expected to affirm his pledge to leave the city's police force intact.

The document is important because seminary professors and Southern Baptist agency employees are expected to affirm it.

That declaration is expected to affirm that the union's authorities will maintain contacts with all political parties in Lebanon, including Hezbollah, and that "legitimate financial transfers" to Lebanon can continue, the diplomats said.

The documents are also expected to affirm the role of indigenous people in Australia as custodians of the land and to affirm the need to grant them greater political control over their own affairs.

Nearly 200 gay rights demonstrators were arrested today outside a United Methodist Church gathering on the eve of a vote by the church leadership that is expected to affirm its stand against homosexuality.

CSFB expects GE to affirm confidence in meeting a fiscal 2004 earnings estimate of $1.58 per share, and also earnings growth of 10% to 15% in fiscal 2005.

While it might be expected for environmental champion and Bicameral Committee Co-Chairman Henry Waxman (D-CA) to opine at the hearing that climate change "threatens to make pro-sports all but impossible to play," it is less expected to hear that position affirmed by Craig Harnett, the Senior Executive Vice President and CFO of the NHL: "Hockey's relationship to climate is unique".

But he said at a news conference afterward that he stood behind the votes in New Hampshire and Minneapolis to affirm a gay bishop and expected to attend the consecration.

The group affirmed that it expected to earn at least 5.1 billion euros before tax in 2007, a year earlier than the original goal, adding that its operating result would grow "substantially" over last year's figure of 4.38 billion euros before special items.

After the Australian Open, Federer said he expected to take off on a tear, affirming dominance even as Rafael Nadal returned to his scary 2008 form.