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The most immediate gauge will be the buy rate.

Another closely watched gauge will be whether businesses are asking employees to work longer weeks.

One important gauge will be corporate earnings — namely, profits among companies outside the financial services sector.

The report on consumer prices — a more closely watched and less volatile inflation gauge — will be released today.

As a test of the new approach that President Bush has pledged on public lands, a good gauge will be what happens north of here, across an enormous, unfenced swath of high desert prized both for its rugged beauty and for the natural gas that lies beneath.

Yet the fight with the farm lobby (see article), which has held the LDP in its palm, has barely begun.A gauge will be how much Mr Abe capitalises on his high popular ratings in the run-up to crucial upper-house elections in July to press for change.

It passed with flying colors, and a similar set of gauges will be used during the move, which is expected to take seven hours.

It is too early to gauge if the game will be a sellout, Supranowitz said.

If the share-price gyrations of Japanese banks are a gauge, there will be considerable turbulence.

And if "Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress" is any gauge, it will be available in China only through pirated videos and DVD's.

First meeting of the group, to gauge interest, will be held on Friday, September 8th at 11am in the CBEY offices for students that are interested.