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Archbishop Anthony Bondi, who heads St. Ambrose, says he has long envisioned his congregation in the Old Stone Church.

Mr. Christie, a veteran Henson hand, has long envisioned the theater as a creative outlet for the Muppets.

McConnell has long envisioned a Kentucky that is ruby red, and now only the Democratic-controlled statehouse is left to conquer.

Mr. Marchionne has long envisioned a fully integrated Fiat-Chrysler as the first step in a continuing consolidation designed to squeeze out the excess capacity that plagues the car industry, particularly in Fiat's home market.

ASSOCIATED PRESS How a Fiat-Chrysler Merger Could Work  |  Sergio Marchionne has long envisioned a fully integrated Fiat-Chrysler as the first step in a continuing consolidation designed to squeeze out the excess capacity that plagues the car industry, particularly in Fiat's home market, Rob Cox of Reuters Breakingviews writes.

The only conceivable choice to provide music for "Ghost Dog," Jim Jarmusch's film about a ghetto hitman with a samurai sensibility, was RZA, the Wu-Tang Clan mastermind who has long envisioned hip-hop through the martial-arts prism of 1970's kung fu movies.

She and Frykdahl have long envisioned having a touring family band — ever since their partnership, as artists, as a couple and eventually as parents began almost 20 years ago.

This finding surprised many scientists and much of the public, who had long envisioned that the ancestors of humans were early chimpanzees.

But advocates have long envisioned that strategy as a setup for the moment at hand, not as an end in itself.

So is the organic movement finally on track to becoming the mainstream enterprise that Rodale and other advocates have long envisioned?

The moment was exactly what Jerry Jones, the Cowboys' owner, had long envisioned as he sought to replace the team's old stadium in nearby Irving.