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In its explanation, the commission said that the deal would generate $6 billion in savings for consumers, a result it said was preferable to the years of litigation it expected to face from Telcel over the fine.

The BBC's Kim Ghattas in Washington says the detailed briefing appears to be an effort to preempt criticism the agency is expected to face from the panel.

And that is even before the city deals with the opposition Mr. Aboitiz expects to face from the sanitation workers' union.

The proposed combination also is expected to face opposition from some of British Airways' closest competitors.

Thompson expected to face questions from MPs in the autumn after criticism on Wednesday.

Yet Humira is also expected to face competition from cheaper so-called biosimilar versions of the drug by 2016.

When they return to Albany next week, they are expected to face pressure from Mr. Paterson to agree on a plan.

Mr. Geithner is expected to face questions from lawmakers on Wednesday about the rate-rigging inquiry that has ensnared more than a dozen big banks.

Wal-Mart, Sainsbury and to a lesser extent William Morrison are expected to face scrutiny from antitrust regulators, because of their size.

The disclosure comes as Mandelson and other peers are expected to face pressure from the House of Lords authorities to declare their clients.

The company is also expected to face competition from other parties - possibly Britain's third largest bookmaker, Coral, and the Tote.