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The Dow Jones Industrial Average was also expected to move ahead strongly when trading begins later today.

The group is also expected to move ahead with a broader deal to write down as much as 70 percent of privately held Greek debt.

With the Senate still under Democratic control, lawmakers there are expected to move ahead with a significantly different approach, making negotiations to reconcile competing spending bills extremely difficult.

Even with those talks expected to move ahead, investors were worrying about the country's financing needs — in coming months and years.

But even with those talks expected to move ahead, investors were worrying about the country's financing needs in coming months -- and years.

Mr. Monti, 68, a respected economist who has promised to be a steady hand in a time of market turbulence, said he expected to move ahead as soon as he secured a parliamentary majority for the new government.

The House expects to move ahead on Friday with a financial relief package for the nation's airlines that would give them $5 billion in cash and $10 billion in loan guarantees, Congressional leaders said tonight.

But the company, she said, soon expects to move ahead with two or three films, including a lower-budget concept comedy that will feature actors other than Mr. Cruise.

Although MGM Grand has said it expects to move ahead with the plans of both companies, state officials and industry analysts generally expect that either MGM's proposal for a casino on 15 acres along Atlantic City's boardwalk, or Mirage's grand scheme for 150 acres in the marina section, will survive the buyout; but not both.

Wenger will also look to jettison some of his fringe players, with the likes of Denilson and Nicklas Bendtner expected to move on ahead of the new campaign.

"We never expected to move," he says.