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The companies expect to deploy the communications technology early next year.

On any of these tunes, Mr. Frisell can be expected to deploy the haunting electronics for which he is known -- one aspect of a musical view that has generated wide notice for its expansiveness, even at a time when musicians cross genres at will.

Indeed, it is actually ironic that Zoellick currently heads an institution in which the US contributes over a billion dollars a year (and has put in more than $60 billion over the years) and is expected to deploy the soft power for development that will make war unnecessary.

Over the next few years, the company expects to deploy hundres of these plants around the country, in order to save on high transportation costs.

The DECC also told the BBC: "The UK still expects to deploy significant amounts of offshore wind by 2020 and we remain well placed to meet our 2020 renewable energy target".

But DECC told the BBC: "The UK still expects to deploy significant amounts of offshore wind by 2020 and we remain well placed to meet our 2020 renewable energy target".

Automakers such as Ford, which are also developing their own self-driving cars, don't expect to deploy this kind of technology without drivers behind the wheel until 2021 at the earliest.

"The UK still expects to deploy significant amounts of offshore wind by 2020 and we remain well placed to meet our 2020 renewable energy target".

To our untrained eyes, the system in which we were expected to deploy this knowledge was often baffling, with its unfamiliar rituals of scribbled notes and morning rounds.

They viewed it as a self-serving act of disloyalty from a man whom they had expected to deploy that very weekend on Mr. Romney's behalf.

William Schneider, 20 from Woodbridge, N.J., expects to deploy early next year.