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And that year, the mayor promised, will be his most productive.

Potential investors will be closely watching G.M.'s second-quarter financial report, which Mr. Whitacre has promised will be "impressive".

The preliminary hearings are to continue Wednesday, but it is unclear when the actual trial, which court officials have promised will be open to journalists, will begin.

But it is not a response to those attacks, and very few of the capabilities that are being promised will be available over the next year.

Some bonuses previously promised will be paid in the coming year, and it is not clear how much of those will be awarded.

In just a few hours, Europe's heads of state will huddle in Brussels for what the press — and a good many politicians — have promised will be the ne plus ultra of euro-zone sovereign-debt-crisis negotiations.

Besides, the racial purity papers he promises will be useful.

Coming up soon, he promises, will be hazelnut tofu.

And even the guidance, Eustice now promises, will be "slashed".

It is working on a programme of privatisation, which Mr Letta promises will be substantial.

Volume growth, he promises, will be 7-8% on average each year (compared with last year's 4.4%).