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How it plays out will depend on Apollo's ability to negotiate with steelworkers, a Delaware court's view on the situation, and the next moves of an unpredictable Chinese joint venture.

Onward Holdings may find that it will be even harder so sell clothes designed by Ms Sander, who is notoriously tricky to work with, at a satisfactory profit.Meanwhile the fashion world is abuzz with rumours about the next moves of the newly unemployed designers and who will get their old positions.

Business analytics explained these activities either by intensified market dynamics or by shifts in the corporate strategy, and strived to predict the "next moves" of acquirers and new technologies that would face the market soon after the deal [6].

I suspect the next move of the MPC will be a cut rather than a rise.

The next move of the justices could come as early as Monday.

So, that again: the maddeningly perennial game of speculating about the next move of New York's mayor.

Perhaps the next move of America's gun promoters will be to place the blame on some other group of people with backgrounds and beliefs that the majority finds jarring.

Using those observations, it built up a predictive model of where it expected the next piece to be played, given knowledge of the board and all previous positions, that could accurately guess the next move of an expert player 57% of the time (compared to a previous record of 44.4% from other groups).

Movie-goers now groan when a character in a rom-com sends an email because we can predict the next move of the camera: tracking slowly in front of the communicating character in order to catch a lingering close-up of the Apple logo on their laptop.

Dread hovers over the novel, as everyone awaits the next move of He Who Must Not Be Named and ponders the loyalties of others, like Ron's brother Percy; Sirius's petulant house elf, Kreacher; and the perennially nasty Potions professor, Snape.

The militant on the video said his life depended on the next move of US President Barack Obama.