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Now four days a week, 7.30 is expected to extend to five days to replace the local editions.

The pricing model is expected to extend to other grocery chains — and over time could displace standardized price tags.

Hong Kong's leadership in public offerings is not expected to extend to 2007, when the battle between London and New York will be fiercer than ever.

This simple and mild single-source solvothermal route may be expected to extend to fabricating other inorganic nano-/micro-superstructures with novel morphologies and complex architectures.

Our results show good retrieval performance, significantly improving upon the match prediction rate of state-of-the-art 3D matching algorithms, and are expected to extend to general matching problems in applications such as texture synthesis and forensics.

The impact, he said, could be significant because other countries are now put on notice that they will be expected to extend to foreign companies the openness and clear regulations those companies are entitled to at home.

Pfizer said it expected to extend the program to other countries in Africa.

After that, it is expected to extend its study to the profitability of the UK's food retailers.

They cannot be expected to extend their benediction to the establishment of Israel, or internalise its legitimacy.

Because of the storm's girth, hurricane-force winds were expected to extend up to 105 miles outward from the eye.

With an eye on increasing revenue, the A.C.C. wants Miami for its football team and is expected to extend invitations to Syracuse and either Boston College or Virginia Tech.