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While the allegations surrounding Adoboli are not expected to sink UBS financially, they are expected to cause an overhaul of the business as the bank races to protect its reputation in Switzerland and around the world.

The troubled economy is expected to cause an increase in the number of Americans without insurance, which stood at 39 million even at the end of the booming 1990's.

The decision, to be announced on Thursday, is not expected to cause an immediate infusion of reservists into some of the most secretive, sensitive jobs in the American military, the officials said.

The 14-unit figure is based at a level expected to cause an overall lifetime risk of death due to alcohol of approximately 1%, according to the independent advisory group which formulated it.

But the use of the vaccine in children is expected to cause an increase in shingles cases, and therefore PHN, among adults, because an encounter with a child with chickenpox "reboosts the immunity of the older adults," Dr. Oaklander said.

Meanwhile, many spruce beetles, which needed two to three years to complete a generation, now need just one year, a trend that is expected to cause an increase in spruce deaths.

Driverless cars are expected to cause a storm.

He was bitter about "Finnegan's Wake," which he expected to cause a lot more excitement..

Climate change is expected to cause a weakening of the circulation pattern, but an increase in atmospheric water content.

The industrial action is expected to cause a huge backlog of mail, two years after the last national postal strike.

Thailand is a leading exporter of computer disk drives, and the floods were expected to cause a temporary worldwide shortage.