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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. businesses added 96,000 jobs to payrolls in September, the government reported on Friday, a weaker-than-expected total that was expected to sharpen a presidential debate later in the day over the economy's direction.

And demand is expected to sharpen as restaurants and boutiques are being added to the main waterfront area.

Scientists report two major advances today in the concept of using embryonic cells to regenerate human tissues, results that are expected to sharpen the clash between advocates of biomedical research and opponents of abortion.

Scientists are reporting two major advances in using embryonic cells to regenerate human tissues, results that are expected to sharpen the clash between advocates of biomedical research and opponents of abortion.

A detailed stream of images provided by the satellite is expected to sharpen weather forecasts, provide more advanced warning of floods and better tracking of wildfires, plumes and volcanic ash clouds.

Using a shorter time window to estimate responses would decrease the time over which synaptic inputs were effectively averaged together in our analysis, and could therefore be expected to sharpen the observed directional selectivity.

The tone of Manchester City is expected to feel distinctly sharpened by the time they return at the start of next season for life under Señor Guardiola.

We expect BA to sharpen its short haul cost base, while on long-haul it can grow onto bmi's Heathrow slots with its new aircraft and relatively good cost base.

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Nato's leaders are expected to agree to revive and sharpen up existing plans for a "rapid reaction force".

L-3's move is an effort to sharpen the company's focus as government spending on contractors is expected to fall.