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Say a hedge-fund manager believes that the Japanese market is set to surge.

It's now reckoned to be worth $20 billion and the Brazilian market, in particular, is set to surge.

Takings are set to surge again this Friday, with the release of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.

As Australia settles in for another long hot summer, the demand for air-conditioning is set to surge.

As a result, inflation looks set to surge still further in early 2011, to over 4% - more than double the 2% inflation target.

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Iraq is also set to benefit from surging oil exports, following deals with Western oil majors to exploit the country's vast oil fields.

Riding on this future demand, WebRTC, touted as the next generation of web communications, is set to see a surge in implementation and usage.

Prince William and Kate Middleton's big day is set to lead to a surge in sales of first day covers and other commemorative collectibles at the group's recently acquired Benham business.

But there is an upside for the Australian economy, with local businesses set to benefit from the surge of Chinese investment.

His Winehouse film looks set to provide another tale of surging triumph curtailed by tragedy.