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The News Corporation is expected to control the new company but could offer a minority stake to the public, a person close to the situation said.

In a decision that is expected to control the state's rising debt, the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled Monday that beginning next year, the state cannot borrow money to balance the budget as it did this year.

According to the F.P.D's own guidelines, handlers should not release the hounds "if a lower level of force could reasonably be expected to control the suspect or allow for the apprehension".

"When it is still such a challenge for us to provide electricity and basic services, and we are fighting terrorists, how can we be expected to control the border?

Justin Tipuric, one of the few form players for the Welsh regions in this season's RaboDirect Pro 12, takes over at openside flanker, and Dan Biggar, in a rare outing, will be expected to control the game from fly-half, with Wales too often running from deep against Argentina.

"That's different than 30 or 40 or 50 years ago when we expected to control the pace of technology," he said on Wednesday in a speech at the Pentagon's nearly year-old Defense Innovation Unit Experimental facility, otherwise known by the techie acronym DIUx.

Film stars, offering themselves as screens on to which audiences can project their fantasies, cannot expect to control the process, except in the most indirect way.

Strategically, the Dhofar war was one of the most important conflicts of the 20th century, as the victors could expect to control the Strait of Hormuz and the flow of oil.

"In interactivity, people expect to control the query and get back the answer," Mr. Sagan said, adding his own customized parable: "I have an odd Swiss watch that requires an authorized dealer to change the battery.

Another change is that rather than expecting to control the final form of their work, designers will have to devise ways of enabling other people to personalize it, both for stylistic and functional reasons.

"The whole idea of office space is to have places where you can have an intersection of ideas, areas of collaboration," said David W. Levinson, the chairman and chief executive of L&L Holding Company, which expects to control the site in 2015, when the reconstruction would begin.