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Microsoft believes nearly all major apps that can be found in Apple's iTunes store will also be available on Windows 8 by the fall, but it expects one glaring hole to remain.

Alan Kay, a computer researcher and adviser to the laptop project, said he expects one popular use will be to load textbooks at 25 cents or so each on the laptops, which has a high-resolution screen for easy reading.

"In Kobe they didn't expect an earthquake, but in Tokyo everyone expects one," Mr. Ohsawa said.

Xerox expects one of Gyricon's first applications will help create changeable signs for retail stores.

It says it will sell four million calendars this year and expects One Direction to top the charts.

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Theodor Paues at the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise expects one-third of Swedes to be immigrants within a few years, at least by parentage.

The Warner-Lambert Company expects one-time costs of about $100 million from the withdrawal of its diabetes treatment Rezulin, which has been linked to 63 deaths since 1997, the company said in an annual report filed yesterday with United States regulators.

Ted Cohen Ted Cohen, senior vice president of digital music at EMI Music, says the company expects one-quarter of its sales to come from digital formats in 2008.

A typical retailer now expects one-fifth of its annual sales to occur over the holidays; total 2015 holiday spending is expected to reach an all-time high of $630 billion in the U.S. alone — roughly the size of our annual military budget or the entire GDP of Switzerland or Saudi Arabia.