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The proposal will come wrapped in fine phrases about an "ownership society".

And John Boehner's latest debt-ceiling proposal will come to a vote on the House floor today.

But that proposal will come after the deadline for reaching an agreement to avoid a partial shutdown.

H. Bernhard Haeckel, director of project development for the medical center, says that the proposal will come to public review sometime next year.

It remains to be seen whether Mr. Obama's proposal will come to fruition, and whether community colleges can do their part.

Whether this proposal will come to fruition, given the likely pushback from the pharmaceutical industry, is an open question.

More proposals will come out.

More proposals will come; those he presented Wednesday would fill a $1.5 billion hole in this year's $121 billion budget if the Legislature adopts them at a special session in Albany on Tuesday.

John Reid, factory manager at Michelin Dundee, said: "I understand that these proposals will come as a huge blow to our employees and to the city of Dundee as a whole.

What remains to be seen is whether these proposals will come anywhere close to a reality.

Either way, we have a dynamic year of potential tax law changes to watch for, and you can be certain that tax law change proposals will come forth from various congressional factions.