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The least expensive version, Mr. Lipsky said, will probably be issued in a translucent blue.

The last charter will probably be issued soon, says Ms Terry, and there are still at least 16,000 students on waiting lists.

The report will probably be issued during the first three weeks of December because the offices of Major League Baseball normally shut down for the Christmas holiday week.

Today's arguments on the relevant points of law bearing on the case were the last act before a verdict, which will probably be issued in the next few weeks.

That order, shifting custody of Elian from his great-uncle to his father, will probably be issued on Monday afternoon or Tuesday and will probably set a deadline of later in the week, government officials said.

Instead, governments will probably be issuing plain-vanilla bonds with fixed rates of interest, higher than they are accustomed to.

Otherwise the main topics for debate will probably be issues which concern both Houses - the restoration and renewal programme, which could cost several billion pounds, and see Parliament having to move out of its home, and the prospect of sharing services between the Lords and Commons, in order to cut costs.

With those questions remaining unresolved, healthcare and infrastructure will probably be key issues in Brown's new budget proposal, which he will release in the coming days.

"That will probably be an issue".

But seniority questions will probably be important issues for United's unions, particularly the pilots.

If Valentine remains as manager, controversies over comments he makes will probably be recurring issues.