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If he does, and he faces down the criminal allegations, he is expected to secure a top cabinet post.

Far From Heaven was released in the States last November to widespread critical acclaim and is expected to secure a number of Oscar nominations this Tuesday.

The English Premier League recently signed a domestic television deal worth over £1 billion ($1.6 billion) a year, and is expected to secure a similarly rich pact for its foreign rights.

The Socialists, lead by Andalusian president Susana Díaz, are expected to secure a narrow victory, with 37% of the vote, while the People's party would earn 29% of the vote.

The DPJ, which won by a landslide in general elections last August, is not even expected to secure a majority in this summer's upper-house elections, partly because of the public's disenchantment with Mr Hatoyama's handling of the Futenma problem.It is likely to be worse in Okinawa, which voted overwhelmingly for the DPJ last year.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's Liberal Democratic Party is expected to secure a big victory.

He said he expected to secure an agreement with them by the end of the year.

Now he is a free agent expecting to secure a contract at least as lucrative as the Tigers' preseason offer.

He recalled parliament from its summer recess to debate a British military response on August 29th, expecting to secure a majority in support of action.

But he said he took McCollum to one side during the visit and advised her that she should not expect to secure a sentence as low as one year.

ConocoPhillips has increased its stake in the Russian oil company Lukoil to at least 10percentt and expects to secure a seat on the company's board, Lukoil's chief executive, Vagit Alekperov, said.