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The money is to be divided between governments and private groups, to build "a comprehensive system for diagnosing, preventing and treating AIDS".Mr Bush's announcement has overshadowed another piece of health-related news that was set to disappoint many Africans.
However the deputy prime minister is set to disappoint housing experts who have called on the government to release public land to speed up new developments by only demanding payment once the homes were built and sold, signalled sources.
Yet Iran's elections and its nuclear ambitions, Syria's civil war and growing violence in Iraq suggest that plenty of risk remains.As for those new sources of supply, outside America shale additions in places like Brazil, Kazakhstan and Iraq are set to disappoint.
Brazilian striker Neymar, 20, is set to disappoint Chelsea, Barcelona and Real Madrid by staying with Santos in his native country until at least the 2014 World Cup.
Barcelona midfielder Sergio Busquets, 26, is set to disappoint Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United by signing a new deal with the Spanish side.
Hundreds of thousands of people backing a campaign asking Barack Obama to pardon convicted murderer Steven Avery look set to be disappointed.
Unfortunately, investors hoping that a white knight might ride out of the desert look set to be disappointed.
6.31pm BST Those hoping that Julian Assange may make one of his appearances on a balcony at the Ecuadorian embassy look set to be disappointed.
But because of the damage already caused by former president Laurent Perpere and Fernandez, who has played Ronaldinho out of position all season, Graille is set to be disappointed.
While regulators worry about how punitive any eventual settlement should be, lawyers and other advocates for the foreclosed who were hoping for criminal charges are set to be disappointed.
Homebuyers waiting for the traditional sharp summer fall in house prices are set to be disappointed, as asking prices for homes coming on to the market fell by just 0.8% in August, according to property website Rightmove.
