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Although it is not Alrosa's first offering, it is expected to garner greater attention.
Asomugha, 30, a former first-round draft pick, is expected to garner a long-term deal that could be among the most lucrative for a cornerback.
By comparison, NBC paid $894 million for broadcast rights in the United States and is expected to garner more than $1 billion in ad revenue.
Senator Graham is expected to garner the support of the single, the divorced, the consciously uncoupled, and those who have confused his brand with that of Katherine Heigl.
Even after their initial pops, all three of this week's enterprise initial offerings will together have a market capitalization less than 10 percent of the $100 billion that Facebook is expected to garner next month.
Teaming Tom Cruise with the director Steven Spielberg, the movie raked in $130 million this summer at the domestic box office and is expected to garner twice that at movie theaters abroad.
Like Sausage Party, it's expected to garner an R-rating.
The sales will take several years to complete and are expected to garner about $100 million, increasing the foundation's endowment, from which it makes grants to nonprofit arts organizations.
As most countries tighten their belts, the Arab monarchies along the Persian Gulf face a different problem: what to do with the $4.7 trillion-$trillion-$8.8 trillionr oil sales are expecthattheirrner by 2020 (based oilan oil price of $50-$100 a barrel).
The British team won 7 of 10 track events in Beijing in 2008, and while rule changes will limit the competitors from each country to one per event for these Olympics, the British are expected to garner a healthy number of medals in that discipline.
Eddie Redmayne's transformation as Einar Wegener, an artist who changed her name to Lili Elbe in the 1920s, was expected to garner the most awards chatter, but it's his co-star Alicia Vikander, as Wegener's conflicted wife, who's emerged as the film's MVP.
