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Mr. Tomson is expected to emphasize a similar theme in his speech today.
Analysts and other sources say Intel is expected to emphasize a technique, known as a cell-based approach, in which circuit building blocks are combined electronically to form a customized chip.
At the two-day retreat, aides said, Republican leaders are expected to emphasize that a united conference going forward will offer House Republicans the strongest negotiating stance on crucial coming issues like the debt ceiling limit and spending cuts.
But in the rest of the September 19 speech, Obama is expected to emphasize deficit reduction, a cause near and dear to the financial elite.
The Bush proposal is expected to emphasize lower taxes on corporate dividends, an acceleration of tax cuts that had been scheduled for 2004 and 2006, and more generous depreciation write-offs for corporations.
Mr. Obama called for a crackdown on credit card companies in his radio address last weekend and is expected to emphasize the need for industry changes on a visit to New Mexico on Thursday.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who will kick off the discussion, has made it clear that "investing in technology and innovation should be part of any economic recovery plan," says a spokesperson for the committee, a message that Zuber is expected to emphasize.
In his address, Mr. Ban is expected to emphasize the country's need for international aid, at a time when Western assistance is threatened by budget cuts.
He also outlined a message that his aides dubbed "the politics of right and wrong," a theme that Wilson is expected to emphasize in his campaign.
Utley is expected to emphasize that final point in his appeal hearing, according to a person close to the situation who spoke under the condition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of the situation.
