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He will formally become an occupant on Monday.

On January 1st she will formally become Brazil's first female president.

He will formally become prime minister in a vote by the Liberal Democrat-controlled lower house of Parliament on Tuesday.

She will formally become chief executive in April next year, "sharing the leadership" of the theatre with its new director, Rufus Norris.

To an unprecedented degree, the military has provided access to bases and commanders to commemorate the moment ahead of Sept. 1, when the mission will formally become what the military has called "advise and assist".

A league title winner in May, and a member of Laurent Blanc's albeit under-achieving France squad at Euro 2012 through June, the 25-year-old will formally become an Arsenal player on 1 July.

The agreement is tentative, because Ms. Tymoshenko will not formally become prime minister until the new Parliament meets in coming weeks.

Will Miss Megawati formally become "president", or accept some other title to describe her new role as head of government?

The UK court will have to roll up its sleeves and decide whether this government is doing what it can to make our air as safe as possible," wrote Thornton, who will next month formally become a QC.

ANNIE, GET YOUR GUN Earlier this year, Illinois became the final U.S. state to pass a concealed carry law and, starting this week, it will formally go into effect.

This will be where the new members choose their spy names, receive an I.D., and formally become a member of the club.