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Authors are expected to convince referees that data are worthy of wider use in the scientific community, in particular by supporting the technical rigour of data-collection procedures.

In meetings at the White House and State Department, Mr. Ivanov was expected to try to convince Mr. Bush's aides that Russia is as concerned about the potential danger from Iran as anyone.

On Tuesday, August 31, McNealy is expected to try to convince the world that the StarOffice productivity suite is the answer.

Mr Annan will also briefly visit Syrian refugees on the Turkish border on Tuesday on his way to Iran, where he is expected to try to convince the Iranians to lean on the Syrian government to stop the bloodshed.

The authorities are expected to try to convince the students to end their political rallies and return to their regular studies, though at the protest sites, many are settling in for the long haul.

But once we have certain commitments, as every person does at the time at which he begins to reflect on them, our rational faculties are the only tools for exploring them, though not in the expectation that such reflection can be expected to produce meanings that will convince all rational beings to commit themselves to such a practice.

It is expected to be a tougher sell to convince three members of the more conservative House to go along.

As a result, neither leader can be expected to exercise any real leadership and convince their caucus to compromise.

He's expected to challenge critics who aren't convinced by his new 'forward guidance' that interest rates will remain at record lows until the unemployment market has improved.

The 32-year-old Swiss had been expected to miss the event, but was convinced to take part by his wife and support team.

Kurdish officials are not convinced; the parliament is expected to choose a date for a referendum this year or next year.