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Daimler is likely to export other variations of its expanding lineup of compact models as they come onto the market in coming years, Dr. Zetsche said.

As a result, China, which last year imported about 15m tonnes, is likely to export as much as it imports this year and may have trade surpluses of 9m tonnes in 2006 and 13m in 2007, reckons Trina Chen, an analyst at CSFB.

The project is likely to export gas throughout the region.

As in the car market, multinationals are likely to export construction equipment from China before purely domestic companies do so.

If the good times continue, the Japanese, Koreans and Europeans are likely to export even more cars to America.

In a sense, Europe is likely to have exported its emissions to places like China, where polluting economic activity continues to increase while the European economy stagnates.

If successful, that model is likely to be exported to other state and federal races next year.

Undercover pictures taken aboard the Hvalur 8 by Greenpeace show the harpooned whale being cut up for meat that is likely to be exported to Japan.

And a new season of "Ab Fab" is being readied and is likely to be exported to the United States by next summer.

While some of the extra capacity will be consumed domestically, most is likely to be exported to faster-growing economies abroad, especially China.

Moreover, the resource-rich Caspian states have relatively small populations, so most of their oil and gas is likely to be exported, making the Caspian a useful counterbalance to the Middle East.For oil companies, the Caspian holds a further attraction.