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The shooting is expected to wind down in the next couple of weeks, with the first episode hitting the airwaves in October.

Another issue that will have to addressed — perhaps after any aid agreement — is financing for Ireland's lenders by the European Central Bank, which is expected to wind down liquidity assistance early next year.

The Apple-Samsung patent trial is expected to wind down this week, and legal experts say a victory for either company could have broad implications for makers of smartphones and tablet computers, Nick Wingfield reports in Monday's New York Times.

After the dismissals, Drexel will be left with a small management team and a skeleton staff to handle the sale of the remainder of the firm's securities and other assets, a process that is expected to wind down soon.

are expected to wind down their book-selling efforts.

The ECB is expected to wind down its "quantitative easing" stimulus plan by the end of the year, but the European economy is growing much more slowly than the U.S. economy.

North American box office in 2014 is expected to wind up at $10.4bn ,5% down on last year's record $10.9bn.

Reprints Related items Unit Trust of India: Changes made, at lastJan 10th 2002The asset manager's chairman, Meleveetil Damodaran, a finance ministry bureaucrat who took charge last year, says the government expects eventually to wind down its commitments to the old, protected UTI funds.

After the referendum, UKIP have essentially got what they wanted; for many voters, that means they expect them to wind down and decommission the party.

Barclays said it expected the practice to wind down in the coming years.

Then, just as she might have been expected to begin to wind down, she blossomed in her 60s in immensely taxing roles such as Turandot and Elektra, her voice sounding as youthful as ever.