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Many analysts will no longer say publicly "what is truly happening at a company because of fear of retribution," said one analyst who asked not to be identified.

Mr Koirala's example, according to many analysts, will be welcomed by Nepalis.

As we make our way into the new year, many analysts will be making predictions about energy markets in 2017.

For example, Imperial assumes that junk-bond prices will not decline further, something that many analysts doubt will happen if the economy sinks into a recession.

As a result, analysts say Japan will have a head start of several years in what many analysts say will be a new frontier for mobile devices.

It will have a tiny production run and a large, expensive battery that many analysts say will make it a sure money-loser.

The specter of those charges, many analysts believe, will persuade political leaders against inflaming tensions this time around.

The Rostenkowski bill, many analysts believe, will probably end up containing a number of provisions parallel to the Senate bill.

The Catholic church backs Law and Justice, which many analysts say will help it claim victory on Sunday.

Xerox has introduced a fast, high-priced commercial printer that many analysts say will probably sell well.

Of course, this has become a presidential campaign issue, as the Republicans have proposed a voucher system for Medicare that many analysts predict will end up increasing older adults' out-of-pocket costs.