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The plant is expected to bring as many as 1,600 jobs to Rutherford County outside Nashville by 2001.

There will also be about 2,000 bottles of wine -- Bordeaux and Burgundy from 1928, 1929 and 1934 -- that are expected to bring as much as $2.5 million.

A '57 250 GT Ellena Coupé, an unfamiliar shape to those not steeped in Ferrari history, is expected to bring as much as $500,000.

But Catholic tradition, 2,000 years of Christian history, and the lure of this pope are expected to bring as many as 20 million Catholics to Rome and other holy sites in Italy throughout the year, the largest Jubilee ever held by the Vatican.

FRANCE: A VAN GOGH AUCTION -- Despite reservations about its authenticity, a painting attributed to Vincent van Gogh and bought 12 years ago at a flea market for $1,800 is expected to bring as much as $3.66 million at an auction on Saturday in Portets, in southwestern France, Reuters reported.

A Joseph Steward oil study of Samuel Tracy Coit as a young boy in a red jacket, which the Kanters bought for $63,000 in 1994 at the Sotheby's auction of the Nina Fletcher Little collection, is now expected to bring as much as $80,000.

The governor's advisers say that event is expected to bring in as much as $500,000.

Private debt collectors brought in $32 million in 2007, Ms. Olson said, but are expected to bring in as little as $23 million this year.

Proponents say the gambling measures are expected to bring in as much as $1 billion in new revenue to the state within three years.

[C5.] Charges Expected at WorldCom Prosecutors investigating accusations of fraud at WorldCom are expected to bring charges as soon as next week against two former executives, people close to the case said.

Mr. Romney has kept up an aggressive fund-raising schedule in recent weeks, including a swing through Florida last week that took in more than $8 million in two days and a New York trip this week that is expected to bring in as much as $20 million, according to one person involved with the planning.