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This season is expected to mark a resurgence of two established teams, McLaren and Ferrari.

His administration is widely expected to mark a departure from the policies of his own Republican party as well as the outgoing Democrats.

The green paper on sentencing is expected to mark a breach with the "prison works" philosophy introduced by Michael Howard in 1992.

He is also taking a number of corporate leaders with him on a trip that is expected to mark a bonanza for US business and the start of up to 50 direct flights a day between the two countries.

The decoding of the human genome is expected to mark a new era in medicine in which diseases will be analyzed and treated in terms of the genes that cause or influence them.

Airey, who previously held senior roles at ITV, Sky and Channel 5, would not divulge specific details of upcoming shows but they are expected to mark a significant step up in quality from the content Yahoo has hitherto produced and commissioned.

The statement is expected to mark an end to austerity – with which Osborne will always be associated – and usher in an era of more state investment to boost the economy, improve infrastructure and create jobs.

CopGFP, expressed either from a vector-encoded or a hybrid transcript, is expected to mark all transduced cells whenever CMV promoter us functional.

On Thursday, the committee's research panel is expected to mark up a bill authorizing NSF programs that includes a requirement that GRFP cannot grow any faster than IGERT (or its successor).

Hassan said in a statement that it would help "foster collaboration between the best minds in the field of cybersecurity to help fend off cyberattacks and protect vital infrastructure". The committee is also expected to mark up a third cybersecurity bill, called the National Cybersecurity Preparedness Consortium Act.

The sentencing this week is expected to mark the end of a protracted effort to prosecute the conspirators for the corruption allegations, which surfaced more than eight years ago.