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Shea Stadium is expected to be packed or nearly packed for the games.

The caffeine will flow, extra security will be on hand, and the room is expected to be packed.

By midsummer, the last of its galleries is expected to be packed up for the foundation's move to downtown Philadelphia in 2012, and one of America's unique art experiences will be changed forever.

The primary is expected to be packed with contenders, including several other senators and former Vice President Joe Biden.

The rules would limit candidates in the election to two or three people approved by a special committee, which is expected to be packed with pro-establishment figures.

Planes are expected to be packed fuller than at anytime since World War II, when the airlines helped transport troops.

From the Post: Ballots listing both Karzai and his closest challenger, Abdullah Abdullah, and printed in London in anticipation of a runoff, have arrived at the U.N. mission in Kabul, a U.S. official in Afghanistan said, while indelible ink is on hand and polling station kits are expected to be packed for distribution this week.

Pubs in Gibraltar's main square, Casemates, are expected to be packed with fans eagerly anticipating who their national team will face when qualifying gets under way in September.

Tuesday's hearings are expected to be packed with opponents, including Chuck D. Michel, president of the California Rifle & Pistol Assn., who condemned the violence in Orlando.

Indeed, a weak complex is expected to be less tightly packed than a strong one, a difference that should be better reflected in the ICs than in the BSA.

Aberdeen Asset Management is expected to be among a pack of major investors voting against Dudley's pay after it stated that BP's remuneration awards were "overly complex".