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The euro extended its rally ahead of a European inflation report today that is expected to reinforce expectations of an interest rate increase.

Military officials said units from the 101st Airborne Division were expected to reinforce the troops.

All are expected to reinforce the notion that growth in the United States has slowed.

A Council diplomat said Monday that an additional contingent of Bangladeshi troops was expected to reinforce them.

Images of humanitarian suffering might have been expected to reinforce the evidence of climate science to galvanise action.

Not even this, however, entailed that the content of the plays was necessarily expected to reinforce those civic values.

Lecce are expected to further reinforce before the transfer window closes, with the forwards Valeri Bojinov and Emiliano Bonazzoli their top targets.

The Democrats who are expected to help reinforce the efforts against tobacco include Tom Daschle, the president-elect's choice for health and human services secretary, who has been an ardent opponent of the cigarette industry.

Coming just days after President Barack Obama's breakthrough visit and less than half a year after a tour by Pope Francis, the mega-event was expected to culturally reinforce efforts to end one of the planet's last cold war conflicts.

Wenger is expected to further reinforce his squad before the transfer window closes on 1 September, but much will depend on the future of Cesc Fabregas , who has been linked with a move to Barcelona.

He decided not to delay attacking the apparently weak rearguard, as he expected to be reinforced by the 15th Light Horse Regiment, 5th Light Horse Brigade, on the way to Samakh.