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There will, however, be some Muslims who will be more anxious for the holy month's imminent arrival for a completely different reason: the all-consuming thought and thrill of starving themselves is almost too much to bear during this celebrated time.

American efforts will be more complicated than ever because of the imminent Palestinian bid to become a non-member observer state at the UN.

Of course, now these threats are more imminent, as well as more unpredictable in terms of whether they will be carried out.

The Clippers' decision is more imminent.

"We are seeing greater change, happening faster, and the effects are more imminent than previously anticipated.

A peach seed will grow into a flowering peach tree in about 3 to 6 years; if you buy a peach tree at the nursery, aim for one about a year old – and the reward will be much more imminent.

The imminent future of driverless cars promises to make driving safer and more efficient… but will this world be more fun?

There will be no imminent leadership challenge.

As the frequency of cyanobacterial harmful algal blooms (CyanoHABs) become more common in recreational lakes and water supply reservoirs, demand for rapid detection and temporal monitoring will be imminent for effective management.

It has to get done or a debt crisis will be imminent.

If a course is undersubscribed (<9) at the outset, it is either cancelled and those registered offered alternative dates for other courses, or those from other courses will be transferred to the more imminent courses where possible.