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The unexpected deal, announced on Monday, is expected to create an online video goliath here.

Britain is expected to create an average of 56,000 big data jobs a year until 2020.

In the first year alone, the increase is expected to create an additional $50 million in revenue for CUNY, and $40 million for SUNY.

"During the next 25 years, the baby-boomer generation is expected to create an explosion of potentially immunocompromised persons," the report stated.

Gordon Brown's imminent cabinet reshuffle is expected to create an emergency committee that will take charge of the government's response to the financial crisis.

GLASS panels two stories high on the outer walls are intended to give passers-by a view of the interior, and a 30-foot-high atrium above the 11th Avenue entrance and a circular glass balustrade on the second floor are expected to create an open, light-drenched appearance.

Now Cablevision is expected to create a tracking stock for the cable service.

We certainly expected to create a stir but probably didn't expect criticism that completely missed the point.

But Microsoft stumbled as it took longer than expected to create a new product with the technology.

The bill is expected to create a formula under which companies with big past liabilities will contribute more.

The sale, to the petrochemicals manufacturer Saudi Basic Industries, is expected to create a net gain, after taxes, of $1.5 billion.