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A package to be published on Monday will include £2,000 grants for returning teachers, expected to be mostly women who left to have children.

The new owners are expected to be mostly the same Mexican business groups that owned the banks when they were nationalized.

But by 2030, when the baby-boom generation is expected to be mostly retired, only two Americans will be working for every retiree.

And while nude resorts say they don't pressure guests to strip, guests are expected to be mostly naked for most of their stay.

Over the next few weeks, companies will continue to announce fourth-quarter earnings, and the results are expected to be mostly positive.

The Obama crowd — which could exceed two million — is expected to be mostly young, just the group accustomed to staying in touch by uploading photos, blog posts and tweets on Twitter.

One case in point: While eyeing a future automotive market expected to be comprised mostly of electric cars, General Motors migrated its strategy for this domain and invested heavily in the Volt brand.

Saturday is expected to be a mostly dry day in England and Wales, with temperatures as high as 17C (63F), while the thermometer could touch 19C in southern England on Sunday.

Another testable hypothesis is that allocation of publicly funded HC services is expected to be determined mostly by variables that reflect need (age, disability, dependence on help with ADLs, and chronic conditions).

"When he came in, he played well," Coach Mike Dunleavy said of House, signed as a free agent over the summer and expected to be used mostly as a shooting guard.

The variants maintained in the population in this case are expected to be composed mostly of rare, recessive alleles.