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Along with enthusiastic well-wishers, Mr. Obama is expected to confront protests about his foreign policies from a coalition of trade unionists, students, lawyers and Muslim groups.

* Former President Bill Clinton's foundation has raised tens of millions of dollars from foreign governments, including Saudi Arabia, that his wife is expected to confront as the next US Secretary of State.

Story lines for the character are in development, but the show is expected to confront serious issues about H.I.V. in a way that is appropriate for its viewing audience of young children.

"Where do we go from here?" That question is now being asked on almost every major issue the Legislature is expected to confront between now and the 2010 elections, from abortion to mayoral control of public schools.

Taken together, they cover only a small slice of the broad array of issues, from the parochial to the profound, that any New York senator is expected to confront.

In other words, the 39 Corsicans at present being questioned for alleged terrorism will remain in custody in and around Paris.Some six months before the presidential election at which he is expected to confront Jacques Chirac, the conservative incumbent, there is little evidence that the voters care much about Corsica one way or the other.

This year, the Pope will be expected to confront these matters in all their doctrinal complexity.

Crash officers worked in tough places and were expected to confront violence with violence.

More states are expected to confront these issues this year, creating a state-to-state patchwork on abortion access.

But clever boosters are difficult to apprehend; store-security officers serve a largely deterrent purpose, and cashiers and stock clerks cannot be expected to confront criminals.

BRUSSELS — European Union leaders may not be facing an imminent meltdown of the euro, but they are expected to confront an issue almost as agonizing when they meet here on Thursday: How far to integrate their budgets and banks.