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Chumby Industries, for instance, expects to make most of its revenue by piping advertising to its devices.

California, for instance, expects to be shortchanged $1.15 billion in 2010 from e-commerce and catalog sales, according to estimates from the state Board of Equalization.

The United Way of the Bay Area, for instance, expects to raise $42 million in the campaign that will end June 30, an 18percentt decrease from last year.

The conservative Government, for instance, expects to be able to sell Suez for at least 15 billion francs, or $2.1 billion, some three times its pre-nationalization stock market value of 4.9 billion francs.

JetBlue, for instance, expected to take delivery of a new Airbus A321 in Europe earlier in October.

Although the names of these low-cost fares may vary (SAS Go Light, for instance), you'll know them by their restrictions: On Hawaiian's Main Cabin Basic, for instance, expected to be rolled out in the second half of the year, you may not change or upgrade your ticket, you can't choose your seat until check-in, and you'll board last.

The clinicians are, for instance, expected to present knowledge about what kind of treatments they use for different patients and their rationale for doing so.

Climate change is, for instance, expected to further amplify disturbance processes and the occurrence of pests and diseases (Dale et al. 2001), which underlines that the interconnectedness of uncertainty generally increases its magnitude and impact.

Teach for America, for instance, this year expects to receive 37,000 applications for 5,000 positions.

Illinois, for instance, expects unemployment to hit 6.1%, according to DRI WEFA, and its economy to remain in recession until the end of 2002.

BellSouth, for instance, expects Cingular to make up more than 40percentt of its revenue as a result of Cingular's purchase of AT&T Wireless, which was completed this week.