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Sam Mendes, who directed American Beauty and Revolutionary Road, was expected to direct the next James Bond outing, working from a screenplay by The Queen's Peter Morgan and regular Bond writers Neal Purvis and Robert Wade.

Even though Ferry's contract expired at the end of July, he was expected to direct the organization's pitch to James.

He is expected to direct the two films, which have a reported budget of $150m £76mm), back to back.

Greengrass is expected to direct the film after completing work on the fifth Bourne film, currently in production with Matt Damon in the lead role.

Mr. Jackson is expected to direct the first film, Mr. Spielberg the second, with the director for the third undecided, according to a DreamWorks spokesman.

Attorney General Janet Reno is expected to direct the raid, marking her second use of federal force in a month in a volatile situation involving Hispanic groups.

A deep, mile-long river channel now being dredged downstream of the plant to improve energy generation is also expected to direct more shad to the fish lift.

New York Times staffers can be expected to direct their activities to the journalistic standards of The Times.

But the Bangkok riots are expected to direct an additional blow at the travel market — an estimated drop in international visitors of 20 to 30percentt for the first half this year, according to the tourism authority.

Similarly, Michael Elias, who wrote the screenplay for "Dead Man in Deptford" and is expected to direct it, said he admired the author of "Edward II" because: "He's gay in a contemporary way; that is, he considers it his nature.

A1 Military Prepares for Terrorists If terrorists strike again inside the United States, Gen. Ralph E. Eberhart, the nation's top officer responsible for homeland security, is expected to direct a large part of the federal government's response.