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Recapturing the contract that it lost 10 years ago, the Coca-Cola Company is expected to announce today that it has reached an agreement to become the exclusive soft drink of the nation's largest airports.

One-sided Student's t-tests were deemed appropriate because of the hypothesis that salmonids are locally adapted (see Fraser et al. 2011), such that 'local' or 'home' salmon are expected to have higher recapture rates than 'foreign' or 'away' salmon.

Much of the debris was expected to rain back down, recaptured by the sun's gravity.

Differences among revenues from recaptures and derived expenses were always negative but tending to be greater for low levels of fishing effort and/or levels of escapes which means no fishery can be expected to be maintained by escapes.

Once its new products are available in large numbers, the firm expects to recapture its lost market share, says Eric Kim, its head of marketing.

U.S. training for a new, five-thousand-man Syrian rebel force, to battle both the Islamic State and the regime of President Bashar al-Assad, does not get under way until March, and it isn't expected to be capable of recapturing lost ground until next year.

The UN had previously approved plans to send some 3,000 African troops to Mali to recapture the north if no political solution could be found, but that intervention was not expected to happen until September.

Additional research in this area is needed if we are to recapture and enhance physician professionalism.

Kafelnikov is trying to recapture that.

The true drama of 9 November 1989 is harder to recapture.

Intel is racing to recapture its lead.