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Policymakers expect the average standard variable rate mortgage to settle at around 5.5%.

The world's protection of creative content may eventually settle at around the same level, say, life plus 70 years, Mr. Carroll said.

The cost to restructure Anglo Irish bank will also settle at around the €35bn forecast by Standard & Poor's, which was already discounted by the market.

The two accounts will be handled separately until January, when the merger is expected to be concluded, a Bozell spokesman said, and total billings probably would settle at around $50 million.

"Once all households have the ability to digitally record TV programmes, Thinkbox expects the average level of recorded and playback TV viewing to settle at around 15-20% of total linear viewing," said the body.

"We think that headline inflation will rise further, to around 1percentt next month, and then settle at around those levels next year," said Nick Kounis, chief European economist at Fortis Bank in Amsterdam.

Growth reached double digits in 1997, and has since settled at around 6% annually, after a slump at the turn of the century.

A couple of months ago, for instance, spot prices went over $190 a tonne; they have now settled at around $140.

The Simon Wiesenthal Center gave the OSI a grade of A for its efforts and concluded in a report last winter that it had "conducted the most successful program of its kind in the world". But its staff levels have settled at around 28 employees after peaking in the 1980s at nearly double that number.

(The stock has now settled at around $60).

The RD sample's reaction rate eventually settles at around 96% of the rate of the LD sample.