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"We anticipate additional capital and reserves will be needed to absorb the potential losses in banks' portfolios," Mr. Dugan warned Senate lawmakers on Wednesday.

"Not only do we anticipate additional sanctions at some point, we're preparing additional steps," she said, adding Kerry had spoken Tuesday with his French, German, British and EU counterparts.

As the provost reported to the Faculty Senate earlier this year, we have already seen an increase of $7 million in financial aid for next year, and we anticipate additional aid requests in 2010.

However, we anticipate additional technical enhancements will improve the accuracy of our model-based tracking technique, and therefore future efforts will focus on developing and validating (under conditions that provide a realistic simulation of in vivo testing conditions) a technique that includes cartilage in the estimation of joint contact patterns.

In the future, we anticipate additional features on PsychTable.org, including (but not limited to): brain images of associated neuroanatomical structures for each EPA, phylogenetic trees showing likely evolutionary histories of each EPA, a section exploring the genetic underpinnings of each EPA, and models of developmental/environmental variance of the phenotypic expression of each EPA.

We anticipate additional research findings that can influence policy and service delivery will be generated as the network matures.

Considering the recent and unexpected discovery of telomeric RNA, we should anticipate additional surprises as a diverse set of telomere length regulatory mechanisms come into better focus.

We appreciate the opportunity to consider this additional study and eagerly anticipate additional research that may shed light on this critical area.

When prosecutors bring charges, they often say the investigation is continuing, even if they do not anticipate additional arrests.

"It makes sense over time to anticipate additional competition," said Marty Kramer, director of advertising at Foxwoods, owned by the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation.

Buyers should anticipate additional fees of 5 percent of the purchase price; 3 percent in property taxes and an additional 2 percent to the notary who handles the sale.